Artemis - Quedlinburg

Good Greek restaurant, even if it's a short walk from Alstadt, it's really good food here. The ties are a bit on the big side but really nice.

Our family of 5 had a great dinner, outside on the sidewalk in the square. Friendly staff, usual Greek spread.

I visited this restaurant on a Saturday night as part of a large group that had made a reservation. Our tables were ready for us when we arrived. The rest of the restaurant was very full. About 30 minutes elapsed before our orders were taken....To simplify the job feeding a large group we had a fixed starter and desert and a choice of three main courses. Placing the order was problematic as the Greek waiters spoke little or no English. We did have German speakers in our group. When the food eventually came the starter, a simple salad was covered in dressing that some people didn't want so refused the salad. Next came plates of vegetables. After a lengthy wait the main course began to appear. The portion sizes were rediculously large. The mousaka was enough for three people. The people who ordered fish had a wait of 40 minutes by which time the vegetables were completely cold and very greasy, having been cooked in olive oil. Few people could be bothered waiting for the desert, but those that did, received another massive serving. Vast amounts of food was returned uneaten. I was completely disappointed with The Artemis and definitely wouldn't go there again. The restaurant manager needs to restrict the number of customers to a level that can be properly served. Portion sizes need to be looked at in the light of modern dietary knowledge.

We have visited Artemis frequently since we started visiting Quedlinburg. Our first visit to Artemis was probably 5 years ago. They continue to deliver very good quality food at a very decent price. Looks like most nights is a sign too... good value for money. Good atmosphere. Recommended.

Two Greek restaurants face each other on the main street near the hotel Zur Goldenen Sonne. We can’t compare them since we tried only one, but we can certainly recommend Artemis. It is quite popular and had many customers already seated when we arrived about...7.30. The interior of the restaurant is interesting, with nooks and cranies all filled with happy customers. Our waiter spoke German without grammar, just like us, so we could communicate easily. We started with a saganaki, which was quite different from what we are accustomed to in the U.S. It was covered with onion strips and there was no sizzling sauce of olive oil and lemon juice. But it was good fried cheese nevertheless. One main course was a whole fried trout, a generous portion and delicious. The other was the pastizio, also a generous portion but perhaps a little heavy on the pasta and light on the meat. A Kokitelli red wine went well.