The best places to eat in Skopelos are the ones that showcase authentic local traditions and tastes. These include the taverna near the Venetian castle owned by Skopelos rebetiko artist Giorgo, which serves quality magirefta in a lovely setting with lots of touches like a big pomegranate tree in its courtyard. 1. Ta Kimata Tucking … Read more
Mykonos has something for everyone. From glamorous beach bars to quaint shops and cafes, it’s no wonder this island is a world-famous party destination. If you’re looking for a place to stay in Mykonos that is away from the throbbing nightlife, consider staying near the new port area. There’s a decent stretch of beach there … Read more
Andros Taverna in Logan Square is like no other restaurant around – a large space filled with couples dressed for a night out, coworkers having team dinners and large groups celebrating someone’s birthday. It’s a place that serves first class food and prompt and cordial service. You can enjoy traditional Greek dishes, homemade specialties of … Read more
Agathonisi has many secluded beaches. Gaidourovlakkos, for instance, is only accessible by footpaths and boats, giving it a special secluded charm. The island also has picturesque settlements that exude traditional island character, surrounded by pretty gardens and narrow streets. The island is also home to many charming churches. Besides, the local cuisine is worth tasting. … Read more
In this part of Greece, “meze” or small plates are served to accompany drinks in bars and taverns. Whether you’re looking for ethnic, Cretan or modern concepts, Chania has a restaurant for you. Diners shouldn’t expect Michelin stars but the quality of ingredients and dishes is impressive. The ambiance and service are also impeccable. Pasifaei … Read more
The largest uninhabited island in the Aegean is a wild landscape of sweeping beaches and epic sea caves. The rocky landscape is home to migratory birds and reptiles, as well as a herd of wild goats (Polyaigos means “many goats”). Adamas is the most lively town in the Cyclades and serves as a port for … Read more
Disclosure: This site contains affiliate links, which means we earn a small commission on your purchase. Prices and availability are subject to change. An hour by ferry or ten minutes by hydrofoil from Athens, Agistri is a small island that’s big on beauty and charm. It’s also home to some of the most pristine beaches … Read more
Arki has a limited selection of places to eat. Therefore, it’s a good idea to carry your own food or make prior arrangements. The town’s beauty and culture will impress you. Explore its lush green hills, pristine beaches, and temples. Also, learn about its rich history and heritage at the impressive Arki Fort and Lutru … Read more
Fourni (Phournoi) is a group of small islands southwest of Samos and southeast of Ikaria. It is not a popular destination for cruisers because of the violent gusts from the SE meltemi wind. However there are some really good places to eat. Here are some of them: 1. O Ksenixtis Platanos. 1. O Ksenixtis Platanos … Read more
Paxos’ little satellite islet of Antipaxos, famous for its translucent waters, has a small but excellent selection of beaches and eateries. Sample delicious fusion dishes influenced by the island’s history of Venetian and Italian influence. Stroll through charming villages like Gaios and Lakka. Admire art in local galleries or simply unwind on a seaside terrace! … Read more
The small island of Oinousses is a perfect destination for a few days vacation. It is connected daily with Chios town by a ferry and its unique natural beauties as well as the impressive historical buildings will enchant you. The best places to eat in Oinousses are traditional tavernas. You can try great dishes here … Read more
Chryssi is a small village on the south of Peloponnese and it’s also home to some of the best olive trees in the world. It’s a great place to relax and unwind. In this article, we will be discussing the Top 4 Best Places to eat in Chryssi. Here they are: 1. Chrissy and Tim’s … Read more