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Mythos V&A

Greek Seafood Vegetarian Friendly

Shop 6162, V&A Waterfront, Breakwater Blvd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

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Child Friendly
Outdoor Seating

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Welcome to Mythos, one of the top, truly authentic Greek restaurants in South Africa. With restaurants nationwide, each with its own distinctive, lively, and contemporary Greek style, you’ll be transported to a dining experience unlike any other.

You’ll find us nestled in a vibrant corner of a trendy urban setting, ready to serve you from midday to late evening. Our waiters will warmly invite you to take your seat at beautifully decorated tables, decked with clear blue water bottles and wine glasses that glisten under soft lighting. Expect to be greeted by the heavenly aroma of delicious and enticing food as you settle at your table.

You and fellow diners can unwind in a warm, relaxed atmosphere that entertains a diverse array of people – from the young and fashionable sipping cocktails to the serious business diners tucking into hearty moussakas, to the cosy corner couples enjoying romance and laughter.

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Shop 6162, V&A Waterfront, Breakwater Blvd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa

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Opening Hours

Monday 11h00 - 21h00
Tuesday 11h00 - 22h00
Wednesday 11h00 - 22h00
Thursday 11h00 - 22h00
Friday 11h00 - 22h00
Saturday 11h00 - 22h00
Sunday 11h00 - 21h00

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