Sorry, just saw your question.....There was a gyro place nestled somewhere within the streets near Matoyianni St that had an outdoor dining area that smelled amazing. A couple from our tour group ate there and said it was good. If you are going to be in Athens, there were 2 places that we ate that were amazing- Girgos near Athens Zafolia hotel (great gyros and shaved meat) and Taverna o Peinaleon (great authentic Greek cuisine). And there was great gelato at DaVinci!

We stayed at a different MyConian property but they provided transportation to and from every day. I would suggest reaching out to the hotel. I believe your hotel is closer so i would think it's about 15-20 minutes. Ours took about 30 minutes

Around 20c still, not cold.

All shops should be open in April. Not sure about exact opening time, but I would assume it is 8 or 9 AM. Cant tell you what time "bars" open tho'. Most shops stay open late, but it depends on the cruise ships. If one is in port, nothing closes until there gone is a general rule. Have been there in April and all was well, everything open and crowded, so go and enjoy.

Although is the main street , it s not soo difficult to find your way on it without any maps. Being October will be even more easier as it will not be crowded at all. Enjoy your time there !

Yes, but...Streets are narrow, uneven, and steep in most places. Most are cobblestone surfaces, so make sure your stroller has some kind of shock absorbers and rubber tires. If so you should be OK