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. ☕

Decent spot for a casual beer. Staff knew their stuff and pointed me to a local lager I actually liked. Food was fine too, nothing fancy but solid. Only downside, it got a bit loud later in the evening. Still, pretty good for what it is.

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 😅

Views are still killer, but the place feels half-empty now. Menu&#39;s pretty limited too. Had a glass of wine just to sit and enjoy the sunset, that part worked fine.

Lovely spot for lunch with a nice view of the marina. Grilled sea bass was cooked well, and the service was friendly. Prices felt fair for what you get.

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.

The pizza&rsquo;s the reason to come here&mdash;base was spot on and toppings generous. Carbonara and burger were okay, nothing special. Portions are decent for what you pay.

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 owner actually walked us over to the grill and showed how they cook the lamb kleftiko. So much care in that dish. House wine from their own vines was a nice touch too.

The seafood pasta was a hit with us, and the little play area kept the kids busy. King prawns tasted a bit frozen, though. A glass of the house white went down well with it.

Stopped by for a quick bite on Tala square. Mixed grill was huge, plenty of meat with chips and rice. Staff let us take our time. Solid spot.

The dim sum was the star of the night 🥟 we ordered way too much&mdash;bao, satay, curries&mdash;but honestly those little dumplings were the ones I kept going back to. Curry was solid too, chicken was super tender.

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

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.

Stopped by for lunch and tried their meze platter &mdash; honestly such a good deal. Plenty of food for one person, maybe even too much. The grilled halloumi was the highlight for me, nice and salty on the outside. Place itself is small and cozy, typical Cypriot vibe. Service was fine, nothing fancy. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

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 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 by for a drink and ended up staying for dinner. The cocktails were solid &mdash; bartender knows what he&#39;s doing. Meat was properly cooked, good quality. Michael the host came by to check on us, friendly without being pushy. Place has a relaxed vibe, easy to unwind after a day around Pissouri. Maybe a touch slow between courses, but nothing that ruined the evening.

Lovely lunch with the sea right there&mdash;grilled halloumi was spot on. Service kept it easy, no fuss. Just wish the souvlaki came a bit hotter.

The Greek burger really hit the spot&mdash;juicy patty, warm pita, and loads of tzatziki. I liked that it wasn&#39;t overly complicated, just solid and fresh. The seating was comfortable enough to linger a bit, which I appreciated. Only thing is the place got a little busy later on, but it didn&#39;t ruin the meal.

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