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Mare Marina, downtown Athens, is a Japanese cuisine, or seafood, accompanied by Athens&#39; unique geographical advantage, seafood is very fresh! Pretty good taste

To be honest I used to go very often and had one of the best pizza. The last few times we went the quality was not that good. The pizza was to oily.. the rigatoni with 4 cheese was not as it used to be. It is not bad but it could be better. The ceasar salad was pretty good. The place is clean and the people that work there are always ready to assist you. Please fix your menu like it used to be.

Having looked around the marina and the warship Averof, we stopped here for refreshments. Comfortable seating round small tables looking out onto the marina, cool and open to the outside in various places. We had a cappuccino and an orange juice, I was pleased to find my orange juice was freshly squeezed and not from a carton. They also give you a plate of (I&#39;m sorry not to know the name of them) delicious small round doughnuts in honey with a sprinkling of cinnamon. The cafe has free and decent WiFi (always a plus when you are a tourist in need of the internet). We sat for quite a while and weren&#39;t hassled by anyone for staying too long. After some more walking (and being told by TGI Fridays they were closed, and they couldn&#39;t be bothered to tell us when they could be open), we decided to return to Breeze for lunch. We sat near the bar, it was a pleasant temperature and the menu is in English as well as Greek. I had the cheeseburger which came with chips and lettuce and had bacon in and it was all enormous, could have fed us both. And delicious, good beef. My husband had the mozzarella and tomato salad which was also a good size. A beer, a soft drink and more of those free delicious doughnut balls and the bill came to 27 euros. Liked the atmosphere and if we were this way again we would certainly come back.

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