SKORPIOS – Named after a private island owned by Aristotle Onassis, this new eatery in Midtown features a large grill counter up front and a homey Greek diner setting in the small dining room. Black-and-white photos of Aristotle Onassis hang on the walls, along with a 13-foot hammerhead shark.
There’s no dress code at this old-school open-air taverna. Come in your bathing suit or bare feet to enjoy a casual meal.
Scorpios Restaurant
If you’re planning a trip to Mykonos, you should definitely check out Scorpios. It is a famous beach club and restaurant that is known for its amazing atmosphere, drinks, food, and music. It’s a must-visit for everyone visiting Mykonos!
The menu focuses on holistic cuisine and organic ingredients. Standout dishes include wood fired tiger prawns and lobster linguine. There are also several vegetarian options. The wine list features carefully crafted wines, both local and international.
The venue has a unique location on a sun-drenched southern peninsula overlooking two beaches. The venue’s design combines minimalist elements with organic textures and handcrafted details. It is the perfect place for a relaxing afternoon or an exciting night out. Be sure to reserve a table for the sunset ritual, which starts at 5:30 pm.
Interni Resturant
Designed by the renowned Paola Navone and the mastermind of the Cycladic dazzling stars, Interni Restaurant is the perfect fusion of amazing food, fabulous drinks and fantastic music. The venue is the ultimate celebration of everything that makes Mykonos one of the most desirable destinations on earth.
The restaurant features a diverse menu that caters to every palate. It offers a variety of dishes, from fresh seafood to Kobe beef. You can also enjoy a wide selection of wines from all over the world.
The prices at Interni are very reasonable and the food is delicious. The staff is friendly and professional and the atmosphere is relaxing. They can also help you plan onsite events and parties according to your wishes. You can also order a customized menu and drinks to suit your tastes.
The Hippie Fish
The Hippie Fish is a seaside leisure complex with a restaurant, sushi bar and beach bar that offers waiter and wellness services. It also has a private beach with sun loungers and umbrellas. The menu is varied and includes fresh seafood, pasta and Greek dishes.
Cocktails here work a little differently – they tend toward the sweeter side. Try something like the Electric, which uses melon to add a fruity, almost dessert-like sweetness.
The menu offers a variety of healthy options, including revisited classics from Greece and Spain. The restaurant is known for its excellent service and upscale atmosphere. It’s also a great place to watch the sunset with a cocktail in hand. The restaurant can also host events and private parties. The price range is moderate.
Maereio Restaurant
With a name meaning “place of the cook,” Maereio Restaurant celebrates Greek cuisine and traditions in this pretty courtyard. The menu includes such dishes as Kopanisti cheese, louza cured pork, and homemade sausage. The prices are affordable, and the service is excellent. However, the restaurant can be difficult to find in the maze of streets in Mykonos town, so it’s best to have a map or ask for directions.
This beautiful dining spot offers an exquisite meal with spectacular views of the sea. The food is a mixture of Mediterranean and Mykonos influences. You can sample cod croquettes, steamed mussels, and grilled octopus. The menu also features mouthwatering ribs and tender keftedes.
M-eating
In a traditional building just a few streets away from the sea, M-eating is one of the top restaurants on Mykonos. This white-linen dining experience serves up a modern take on Greek and Mediterranean cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. The menu includes dishes like octopus and squid on fava bean puree, slow cooked cockerel with pastitsada, and sous-vide lamb. Pair your meal with a glass of wine from the Cyclades and mainland Greece.
Chef and owner Panagiotis Menardos has filled the menu with elements of wider Mediterranean cuisine, but with local tastes given a twist. M-eating has an outdoor garden, and also a few private indoor rooms for more intimate dining. Start with soups and appetizers, then crowd your table with side-dish pasta and salad choices.