Revolt street bar

Name: Revolt street bar
Address: Koletti 25-27, Athens, Attica, Greece
Telephone: +302103800016
Price range: $
Rating: 4.8

820 votes

#288 of 4494 pubs & bars in Athens

Closes soon: 3AM Reopens 11AM

Updated 3 months ago

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Revolt street bar serves a variety of beers

Revolt street bar serves a range of beverages

Come here for a drink after a long walk around Epigraphic Museum. Some visitors like good beer or delicious Mojitos at this bar. Enjoy great coffee, fresh juices or smoothies.

Revolt street bar is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Most guests say that prices are democratic for what you get. There is a cozy atmosphere and homey decor at this place. Google gives it 4.5 so you can choose this spot to have a good time here.

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(7/10)

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(4.5/5)

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(4.7/5)

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(4.7/5)

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Ahmet Emre Çoban 6 months ago on Google

We sat with a friend at the street tables of Revolt in the late afternoon. It’s a perfect spot to soak in the vibrant street life of Exarchia. The staff were also incredibly warm and welcoming. Price per person: €5–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

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Gar M 6 months ago on Google

We liked this bar so much in Athens that we came back three nights in a row. The atmosphere was relaxed, the cocktails were great, and the curly-haired bartender made us feel genuinely welcome — a big reason we kept returning. The bartender in camo was also fantastic and very accommodating. Unfortunately, our final visit changed things. While quietly having drinks and playing cards, the owner abruptly told us it wasn’t allowed and insisted we stop, saying we could leave if we didn’t like it. It felt unnecessary and unwelcoming, especially after being regulars for several nights. A disappointing end to what had been a great experience.

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Francisco Javier C a year ago on Google

I visited Revolt Street Bar around 1 pm and ordered a beer. The first thing the waitress said to me was, “So you’re the kind of people that drink beer.” I was genuinely shocked by such an unnecessary, passive-aggressive remark. Let me be clear: I’m not a disrespectful tourist. I didn’t come to Greece just to check off landmarks or take photos, I came to understand and experience the real culture, beyond the surface. I chose Exarcheia precisely because I admire its social history and independent spirit. But what I encountered here wasn’t countercultural edge, it was just plain rudeness. For a country where tourism is one of the main sources of income, treating a respectful visitor with sarcasm for ordering a beer in a bar is not only unwelcoming, it’s a missed opportunity to share the very culture I came to engage with. There are many places in Exarcheia where people are kind and open. Unfortunately, this was not one of them. I won’t be coming back. Price per person: €5–10 Food: 4 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 2

Response from the owner a year ago

Are you sure you were at our place? The drink culture if the whole region and its bars is definitely beer oriented! We hope it was just a misunderstanding. You are more than welcome back to solve it...over beers!

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