Best Places to eat in Mykonos
From seafront restaurants with widescreen views of the water to tiny, authentic tavernas set further inland and farm-to-fork spots deep in the countryside, there are many ways to dine well on this cosmopolitan island.
Dine at this cozy tavern in the heart of Mykonos town and savor traditional Greek dishes and mezes with a modern twist. The highlight is a delectable lobster pasta dish!
1. Sea Satin Market
If you are looking for a place to have a romantic dinner in Mykonos with amazing view, then Sea Satin is the best choice. It is located just under the famous windmills in Little Venice and it offers an extraordinary culinary experience.
The menu is a mix of recipes from traditional Greek cuisine and international dishes. Some of the dishes you must try include grilled octopus, fried calamari, shrimps, and mussels. For dessert, you should try the baklava.
The prices are quite reasonable. Besides food, you can also enjoy drinks and music. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They are always ready to help you. Moreover, the bar has an extensive list of wines and cocktails. The bartenders are highly trained and knowledgeable.
2. Catari
Located in Ornos area, Catari is an Italian restaurant with a very special setting. The restaurant is a restored mansion with a beautiful courtyard, adorned with colorful geraniums and handmade, painted Vietri tiles. Yellow tables topped with classic thin pizza dough are scattered around the yard.
The menu is an exciting mix of authentic Italian recipes cooked in a very tasteful way and traditional Greek dishes combined with a selection of impressive cocktails. The restaurant offers antipasti, fresh salads, homemade pasta and fish or meat main courses, crispy Neapolitan pizza and selected wines.
You can reserve your table online on OpenTable. Please note that the prices may vary depending on the season. You can also download the Catari Mykonos restaurant menu files. You can embed, print or share them just like any other image file.
3. Katrin
Hidden in one of the narrow streets of Mykonos, Katrin is a real surprise. The restaurant is owned by a family who loves originality and hates pretentiousness. Their menu combines traditional Greek recipes with French cuisine. Their dishes are made of fresh and local ingredients, such as organic vegetables, herbs from their own garden and the finest meat. Try their stuffed zucchini flowers, mussels in lemon sauce and apple tarte tatin with calvados cream.
The restaurant has 20 tables indoors and 6 outside tables shaded by colossal red bougainvillea. Its interior is made of white stone and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, just like a typical Greek home. Their prices are very reasonable and they serve a variety of gourmet dishes. They also offer a takeaway service.
4. Kalita
A culinary adventure on Mykonos is a sensory experience, combining exquisite cuisine with inviting hospitality and beautiful settings. Whether you prefer traditional Greek dishes or fresh seafood, there’s something for every palate and budget.
Located right on Ornos Beach, Lefteris’ Tavern has managed to maintain a local reputation as the best grill house in Mykonos over the years. Juicy spit-roast chicken, grilled fish and a great selection of meat are all on the menu.
Located on the southern part of the island near Agia Anna, Nikolas Taverna has an extensive Greek and Mediterranean menu including breakfast choices, salads, appetizers, traditional main dishes and high-end wines. This upscale restaurant also serves cocktails on its beautiful terrace overlooking Little Venice. Guests can enjoy their meal under the majestic palm trees and luscious greenery of its surroundings.
5. Kadena
Kadena is a town in southern Okinawa Prefecture bordering three other towns and has a population of nearly 36,000 residents. It is home to Kadena Air Base and is one of the main bases for American forces in Japan. The town also has many large and small businesses including shops, restaurants, and even a Shakey’s Pizza Parlor. It is the location of Yara Castle Park on the site of a 15th century Ryukyuan castle that once stood in the same spot. The city also has a few schools run by the DoDEA for American dependents including Okinawa Prefectural Kadena High School.
Kadena’s restaurant adorns the coast of Gialos and is at your service from morning with delicious brunches and energizing coffees to midday with fresh salads, unsurpassed pasta, and tasty fish served in a wonderful atmosphere.