Location: Igoumenitsa
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Best International food near Igoumenitsa, Epirus, Greece
Find out what International restaurants to try in Igoumenitsa. Igoumenitsa (Greek: Ηγουμενίτσα, Greek pronunciation: [iɣumeˈnitsa]), is a coastal city in northwestern Greece. It is the capital of the regional unit of Thesprotia.
Things to do in Igoumenitsa
1. Amvrosia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Amvrosia was the food of ancient Greek Gods, as the mythology says. It is a beautiful restaurant with a wonderful garden and delicious dishes near the port of Igoumenitsa! Amvrosia offers you a friendly enviroment to enjoy your meal!
Reviewed By AlexG84
The one and only restaurant in Igoumenitsa. Famous between local people and also lots of tourists. Delicious food, huge portions and beautiful environment.Quite close to the port (internarional).
Where to eat Cafe food in Igoumenitsa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Lithos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Huo L
With tables on the dock next to a small marina it's a nice place for dinner during summer time. The sunset is in front of your eyes and the food and the service are quite good. The restaurant offers sea food and meat plates as well. We found very tasty the fresh Solomon and the lamb chops too. The tuna salad was very nice. Prices are average for the type if this restaurant and can be considered good.
3. Mikri Ammos
Reviewed By VilleJ
Mikri ammos beach is very beautiful place about 2km from Syvota. The whole beach is âownedâ by this one beach club and restaurant. They have a monopoly there. Sunbeds and umbrella cost 20â¬. Drinks are also more expensive compared to other beaches. Food in the restaurant was ok but nothing special. We ordered a bottle of wine 24⬠but the waiter didnât hear our order correctly and we got the bottle on the table after half of the food was allready eaten. Maybe he didnât hear the order because they are playing very anoying lounge music so loud that you canât hear your own thoughts. Service on the beach was good and friendly. And croutons in greek salad! Really?
