Nice harbour spot with a decent wine list, prices fair for the location. Good for a lazy afternoon.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Service was efficient, no complaints there. The street-side seating feels different now compared to pre-Covid, but that&#39;s not on them. Food was decent for the price. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re in the area, it does the job.

Stopped in for cocktails the other night. Mine was fresh and tasty, the other one had a nice spicy kick to it. Bartender was friendly and quick, no complaints there. Prices fair for what you get. Place was a bit busy but that&rsquo;s fine. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want a decent drink.

Falafel was spot on&mdash;warm, well-seasoned, and the separate oil for fries makes a real difference. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired nicely, but they only do soft drinks. Limited seating outside, but fine for a quick bite.

Solid spot in the center. Sat outside, people-watching was good. They&#39;re open till 9pm which is rare around here, grabbed a late coffee. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the coffee was so smooth, not bitter at all. Staff were super friendly too. Place is small but cozy, perfect for a chill catch-up. ☕

The moussaka tasted like something straight out of a family kitchen 😊 Owners were lovely too. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The moussaka here really stood out. You can tell it&rsquo;s homemade, the layers were just right and it wasn&rsquo;t greasy at all. Service was friendly and pretty relaxed, which I appreciated. Only thing is the seating is a bit tight, but it didn&rsquo;t bother me much. Would come back for that dish again.

Stopped here for a coffee break on the way through. The baklava was fresh, not too syrupy, and the apple pie held up its end too. Staff had a laugh with us, which was nice. I had a glass of their house red instead of coffee&mdash;went better with the pastry than I expected. Solid little stop.

Came for the seafood meze, left full. Octopus was spot on, prawns fresh, plenty of fish coming out the kitchen. Service kept up even though the place was packed. Not the cheapest, but you pay for what you get. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The meze spread was solid&mdash;so many little plates, we barely made a dent. Portions are definitely generous for two people. Loved the village wine that came with it, felt very local. Service was friendly without hovering. Only thing is we got a bit full before finishing everything, but that&#39;s on us for ordering too much 😅

The tuna wrap was really good, and you can&rsquo;t beat the sea view over towards Akamas. Wine by the bottle felt a bit pricey though, compared to other spots around.

Rushed us through lunch so we&#39;d make the ferry &mdash; really appreciated that. Food was decent, nothing fancy, but they got us out the door on time.

Been coming here for years and the owners still remember us. Grilled halloumi was spot on, just the right amount of squeak. A bit pricey but you&#39;re paying for the real deal.

The jerk chicken wings were properly spicy, that sauce had real depth. Owners actually chat with you, not just take the order. Place has that easy going vibe where you can sit for a while. Good spot to grab a rum drink and call it a day. Wings could&#39;ve been a bit crispier though.

Came for breakfast, stayed for the vibe. Live sax was a nice touch. Drinks reasonably priced too. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The lamb kleftiko was the real deal. Fork-tender, fell right off the bone, decent portion for the price. Dessert was good too, baklava wasn&#39;t overly sweet. Place was a bit busy but whatever. I&#39;d come back just for that dish again.

The courtyard here is really pleasant, especially in the evening. I had the chicken schnitzel and it was cooked just right, crispy without being dry. They&#39;ve got a decent wine list too, which is always a plus for me. Staff were friendly enough, though it did get a bit busy later on. Solid spot if you want something different from the usual taverna options.

The roast lamb here is seriously good. So tender, fell right off the bone. I wasn&rsquo;t expecting much from a random spot but that dish alone was worth the visit. Prices are fair too, especially for the portion. Service was friendly enough. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back just for that lamb again.

The meze here was honestly the best I&rsquo;ve had in Cyprus. That open veranda is perfect after a day in Troodos. Service was friendly too.

Stopped in for a quick lunch &mdash; burger and chips did the job. Maro runs the place solo, so service can lag a bit when it&rsquo;s busy. Still, it&rsquo;s the most convenient spot in the village.

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