Greek street food in Montpellier
Donkey is a Greek restaurant at Halle Nova, in Montpellier's Cambacérès district: pita gyros, fresh salads, shared platters and loukoumades (Greek doughnuts), all made to order. Five minutes on foot from Montpellier Sud de France station.
What you can eat at Donkey
- Pita gyros : artisan pita bread filled with grilled chicken or falafel, fresh vegetables, feta and the sauce of your choice (hummus, tzatziki, hot sauce, white sauce or tahini). Choose it stuffed, or as a flat 20 cm wrap. Read more (in French).
- Salads : Mykonos and Santorini, with grilled chicken or falafel.
- Sharing platter : tzatziki, hummus, feta, olives, warm pita and meatballs, perfect for two.
- Sides : Greek fries or sweet potato fries with oregano and olive oil, with optional grated feta.
- Loukoumades : golden Greek doughnuts, crisp outside and soft inside, served with toppings such as Nutella, speculoos, Kinder or red berries. Discover them (in French).
Vegetarian options
Falafel, tabbouleh and our salads are vegetarian. Every pita and salad can be made with falafel instead of chicken. Feta and some sauces contain dairy: ask the team if you have dietary needs or allergies.
Student menu
Students get a menu with a pita of their choice, fries and a drink, every day, on presentation of a student card.
Find us
Donkey, stand 3, Halle Nova
50 rue Lady Ada Lovelace, 34000 Montpellier, France
- From the train station : Montpellier Sud de France station is a 5-minute walk away.
- By car : the Odysseum car park is a 2-minute walk away, and Halle Nova has an underground car park.
- By tram : the Cambacérès district is served by the tramway.
Opening hours
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday10h – 23h
- Wednesday10h – 23h
- Thursday10h – 23h
- Friday10h – 23h
- Saturday10h – 23h
- Sunday10h – 14h
Questions, group orders or catering? Contact us (the form is in French; English is welcome) or write to hello@donkeygreek.fr.
About Donkey
Donkey was born from a trip to Greece and a simple idea: bring back the taste of real pitas and warm loukoumades, without ever cutting corners. Meats are marinated the day before, sauces are made in the morning, and the loukoumades dough is prepared on site. Our donkey mascot, a symbol of the Greek islands, keeps us company.
Tips for visitors and students
- Arriving by train? Walk 5 minutes from Montpellier Sud de France station to Halle Nova.
- Not eating meat? Ask for falafel instead of chicken in any pita or salad.
- Sharing with friends? Order the sharing platter and a box of loukoumades.
- Planning an event in the Hérault? We cater events and offices on request (in French).