The moussaka was solid, but honestly the pork gyros skepasti stole the show. Portion was massive, could&#39;ve fed two easily. I washed it down with a cold glass of house wine, which cut through the richness nicely. Feta parcel starter was decent too. Good spot for a hearty lunch without breaking the bank.

Came for the chicken souvlaki, it was cooked right, juicy not dry. Service was quick too. Portions are big, I couldn&#39;t finish mine. The terrace has a nice view if you go early enough, but you might be standing. Decent spot for a casual meal, nothing fancy.

The moussaka here was really good&mdash;light b&eacute;chamel, not heavy at all. Calamari tasted fresh too. Live music in the evening was a nice touch, though it got a bit loud for conversation.

Stopped by after a swim and the fried zucchini balls were the highlight&mdash;crispy, salty, just right. Seafood pasta was solid too. Fair prices for what you get.

The view from Agnanti is honestly the main reason I&rsquo;d go back. We sat outside and watched the sunset while eating, and the food was good too&mdash;big portions, very homemade. Service was friendly, nothing rushed. Just a heads up, it can get a bit busy around that time, so you might wait a little. But the setting makes up for it.

Lovely family-run spot. Alexandra remembered us from last time and even adjusted the salad for my vegan friend. Fresh bread too.

Stopped by for a late lunch. Got the souvlaki plate, meat was pretty good, decent portion. House wine did the job. Place has that classic Greek taverna feel, music wasn&#39;t too loud. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Maybe a bit touristy but it&#39;s a solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

We&rsquo;ve been coming here for a while now, and the honey baked feta keeps me coming back. It&rsquo;s just as good every single time. Tucked on a quiet side street, so it&rsquo;s easy to miss, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Staff have always been nice with the kids too. Solid spot for a relaxed dinner.

Came here after a swim at the beach and grabbed a table right by the water. The food really does taste homemade, especially the grilled octopus &mdash; super tender. Staff were friendly and chill, not hovering. Prices felt fair for what you get. Only thing is it got a bit busy later, but that&#39;s probably a good sign.

The octopus here was properly slow-cooked, not chewy like you get at most places on the island. Taramo salata was creamy with a nice tang. Plating looked more polished than typical Skiathos tavernas too. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy, but definitely book a table first&mdash;we saw people waiting around.

Came here on a busy night and the gyros platter was solid&mdash;meat was juicy, not dry at all. Calamari was good too, crispy without being oily. Baklava really stood out, probably the best I&#39;ve had in a while. They gave us a small sweet thing on the house when we left, which was a nice touch. Service was a bit slow but the food made up for it.

Big portions and fair prices for breakfast. The waitress was super kind and even remembered how I take my coffee. A solid 10/10.

Came for the tsipouro, stayed for the meze&mdash;they just keep bringing plates out. Portions are solid and the staff&rsquo;s friendly. Good spot to kill an afternoon.

Picked our own fish right off the ice, grilled simply and it was spot on. Sitting by the water with the sunset didn&#39;t hurt either. Always consistent here.

We stopped by twice on our trip&mdash;the black tagliatelle and smoked tuna tataki were really good. Desserts too. Service was friendly and the spot is lovely. Slightly pricey, but we left happy.

Came for lunch after a swim, got the grilled fish and a Greek salad. Portion was decent for the price, not touristy-sized. The moussaka looked good on the next table too. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but the beach view makes up for it. Solid choice if you&#39;re in Afissos and hungry.

House white was solid and reasonably priced for the area. Shrimp dishes hit the spot too. Nothing fancy, but you could do a lot worse around here.

Stumbled onto this quiet spot in Skiathos and ended up staying longer than planned. The coffee came slow, but in a good way&mdash;like they actually respect the process. Had the omelette with soutzouki and cheese, solid choice. Pairing it with a cold glass of white wine made the whole thing click. Nothing fancy, just honest food and a calm vibe.

The location up in the old town is hard to beat. We grabbed a table right as the sun was setting, and the view alone almost made me forget the prices. Tried their take on a classic dish&mdash;really well done, you can tell they put thought into it. Slightly pricey for what you get, but the setting makes up for it.

Brunch options are solid and the coffee holds up every time. Service stayed polite and quick even when the place filled up. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby.

The staff really made the difference here&mdash;super friendly, even gave us travel tips and sent us off with free fruit. Nice touch.

The lamb stifado was the highlight&mdash;tender, rich, exactly what I needed. Stuffed peppers and tomatoes were good too, though the moussaka came out a bit mushy for my liking. Staff were genuinely sweet, not just polite. I&rsquo;d go back just for that stifado, honestly.

The view is lovely, but the seafood really stood out. House wine was a good deal too. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The Bolognese here is legit, tastes like something you&#39;d get in Italy. Family-run vibe feels real, not touristy. Prices fair for what you get.

The tomahawk pork chop was the reason I came and honestly it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Cooked just right, juicy, with that smoky flavor. I also grabbed the house salad on the side, which was fresh and light. Place is small and kinda cozy. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Would come back just for that chop again.

Came here on a warm evening and sat outside. The beer list is really long, which I liked. I had a Greek salad and some grilled octopus&mdash;the feta was fresh, and the octopus was tender. Prices are a bit steep though, especially for the imported beers. Fine for a treat, not for a regular night out.

The wait was about 45 minutes on a Saturday, but they text you when the order&#39;s up so we just walked around town. The pie is massive&mdash;one slice filled me up completely. For the price, honestly can&#39;t complain. Just wish they had more seating inside, but it&#39;s fine for a quick stop.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed the pork fillet in pepper sauce. Cooked just right, sauce had a nice kick. Beer came with a frozen glass which was a nice touch. Service was friendly, didn&rsquo;t rush us at all. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and hungry.

Nice courtyard spot in Skopelos for a casual bite. Greek salad was fresh and big enough to share. Staff friendly, no complaints.

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