While Antiparos might not be the scene-y hotspot of Ios or Santorini, its underrated beauty entices a different breed of visitor. From Hollywood royalty to wealthy Athenians, its restaurants, bars, and beach clubs are impressive.
Sit beneath a wicker egg swing at Nautica Cafe to enjoy the harbor views and a frothy latte. Or dine at Klimataria, a traditional Greek taverna.
Kalokeri
Kalokeri is a popular spot for sunset drinks and al fresco dining. It’s located on Sifneiko beach in Antiparos and is a great place to watch the sun go down over the sea. The restaurant offers a variety of Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Its menu includes grilled octopus, spaghetti with shrimp, and mytzithra cheese. It also has a selection of wines from Greece and beyond.
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Its dishes include fresh salads and Greek tapas (meze). The prices are reasonable. Guests say the service is good and that the food is delicious. They also love the atmosphere of this restaurant. It is a family-friendly venue.
Beach House
Located along the shores of the Caribbean and infused with French joie de vivre, Beach House offers a curated selection of events that are sure to inspire joy and precious memories. From mezzi-inspired shared plates to fresh caught fish and savory meat dishes, each bite and raised glass supports a local organic farm, environmentally friendly building practices, and composting and oyster shell recycling programs.
During their live shows, the backdrop is often dark before a pink aurora borealis appears. The music is hypnotic, and you can’t help but be swept away in the moment. Beach House combines the layered sound of ’90s shoegaze with the passions of ’50s doo-wop and Rolling Stones-style ballads to create a uniquely enveloping listening experience. It’s beautiful and mysterious, but also calming and meditative.
Ouzeri Halaris
At the port of Pisso Livadi, a small picturesque village on the island of Paros, ouzeri Halaris is a fish tavern with excellent food and service. Its dishes are all based on local ingredients from Paros and the rest of Greece, and are prepared with a touch of modern Greek cuisine. Try out their famous gouna (sundried mackerel) meze and the grilled octopus.
On the opposite side of the harbor in Naoussa, you can find Kargas, which offers simple but high-quality gyros and souvlaki. It has a limited menu, but its dishes are extremely affordable. There is seating available in the alley, or you can take your meal away and enjoy it at one of the nearby parks. It is recommended to make a reservation in advance.
Yiorgis
Yiorgos is a Greek name that translates to “farmer” and “worker of the land.” People with this name have a strong work ethic and are dedicated to their chosen pursuits. This dedication to their goals helps them cultivate success in every area of their lives.
Located in Paleochora, Yiorgos Studios offers self-catering accommodations with a spacious balcony overlooking the Libyan Sea. Each studio is simply decorated and features a kitchenette with fridge and cooking hobs. They also have a private bathroom with shower. Guests can enjoy breakfast in the dining area and drinks at the snack bar. Prices are fair at this establishment.
Markakis Restaurant
Located along the cobblestone promenade that runs down the quaint harbor in Naoussa, this tavern serves a menu of fresh fish and Greek cuisine in a cozy environment. It also features a great selection of wines.
This small eatery focuses on traditional Greek dishes and is open for lunch and dinner. It is a good option for families. Their prices are reasonable and the food is very tasty.
This tavern offers delicious seafood and meat dishes that are prepared with quality ingredients. The tavern also provides a variety of ouzo and wine options for its visitors to enjoy. The restaurant is located in a beautiful yard that is decorated with unique items from the local culture and creates a warm atmosphere for its guests.