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Most Popular Greek food in Kea, South Aegean, Greece
Discover Restaurants offering the best Greek food in Kea, South Aegean, Greece including To Spiti Sti Hora, O Paparounas, To Steki, Magazes, Porto Koundouros, Breeze Finger Food Bar, Steki tou Stroggyli, Kylix, Lagoudera, To Eksohiko Tis Margaritas
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10. To Eksohiko Tis Margaritas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By AlexandrsTF
Welcomed by this very friendly and polite lady owner who was having her lunch at the next table. I was carrying my 2.5 years old boy sleeping on me. Immediately she responded without even asking her, by offering soft cover to arrange him sleep on two chairs until food is served. Boy slept and woke up fresh in time. In general, delicious food with large portions. My aubergines with feta cheese in the pot were melting in my mouth. My daughter had burger which also very good.
9. Lagoudera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
A tasty trip begins in the restaurant Lagoudera. LAGOUDERA restaurant is located in Korissia, in the heart of the central port of Kea. Few steps from the sailboats, ferry boats, food markets, hotels and rental rooms. Lagoudera restaurant operating since 1
Reviewed By avidtraveller195
Compared to the other restaurants we have tried on Kea, we found Lagoudera food to be average. My pork souvlaki was old, tough and lacked flavour. It should have been juicy and full of flavour. It's a nice spot for watching the boats and for people watching.
8. Kylix
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
A small restaurant with an emphasis on fine wines from the whole of Greece. Modern Greek & Mediterreanean cuisine utilising ingredients from Kea, the Cyclades and the mainland
Reviewed By vasilisporos
We visit Kea oftenly for 2 day escapes, and we accidentally came across this hidden gem. Loved everything, food service, wine list, location. We'll definitely come again! The beef fillet is a must and we're looking forward to having it again! The lighting is very romantic, but is a bit too low for my taste!
7. Steki tou Stroggyli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By johnturner4443
There are eight to ten restaurants surrounding the dock at Korissia port which range from a couple of slovaki joints at the bottom end to the more upmarket (code for more expensive) fresh fish offerings at the top end. Having experienced most of the restaurants during our ten day stay the best by some distance is To Steki situated above the main port road but below the church as one exits from the ferry. The view is superb but by far the best experience was the slow cooked pork with herbs and potato wrapped in paper to retain moisture. This signature dish is not to be missed and the generous portion allowed my wife and I to share the dish as a mains which with a half of house wine and a side salad made for an inexpensive but thoroughly enjoyable experience.
6. Breeze Finger Food Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By T1747BFchrist
Brilliant place at Vourkari, including a reasonable variety of choices that meet almost all tastes. Repeatedly visited Breeze and would recommend it to anyone.
5. Porto Koundouros
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By Dimitris S
Located on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. The facilities are good and you can have breakfast, have your coffee and have lunch later. Prices are high but are not justified by the slow service of otherwise noble waiters. We ate there but I do not think it worth the time to do it again. Nothing special and we waited 45 minutes for the order to come.
4. Magazes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
The Magazes restaurant is located in Korissia, the main port of the island of Kea (Tzia) in Greece. We serve fresh sea food, including grilled fish, fish soup and lobster pasta from lobsters caught daily by our local fishermen from the beautiful blue wate
Reviewed By Max120368
Just the place one would return and return! Fair prices, great fresh wild catch of the day fish, honest explanation of all cooking aspects for those who are interested in. Nice silent local wines ideally matching food.
3. To Steki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Our Chef, with 35 years experience, invites you to savor the unique Greek and Mediterranean dishes she creates. All her dishes are prepared from home-grown or locally-sourced produce. Enjoy, for example, our fine goat in lemon sauce or rabbit in beer. In
Reviewed By HotelfanNetherlands
This is a typical Greek taverna. We went a couple of times there in June during our family vacation and the food is OK. Prices were the only thing that brought us back since they are quite reasonable. I give it a two rating since the waiter was playing quite the diva for this modest restaurant and was not welcoming at all. He was in a rush to take the order and did not bother to answer our questions about what is in each dish (my wife is allergic and intolerant to certain ingredients). We also got some Greek traditional sweet the first time we visited, but not the second, as if when they realised that we were hooked they did not care about giving us the extra.... When we asked for the local wine we were given a red wine that had nothing to do with the local wine we had tasted elsewhere before. Another disappointment. Finally, the most cheap and broadly available fruit on a Greek island, the watermelon was also not available in that taverna (and no other fruit by the way). The place has a big terrace but NO view on the village, so the other reviews are not accurate. The music from the nearby bar can be loud later in the night and annoying if you want to have a quiet dinner. Overall, I see absolutely no reason to go back to that taverna.
2. O Paparounas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By screamy10
We visited this restaurant after having read the reviews in tripadvisor. Really we cannot understand where all these âexcellentâ reviews are coming from.The food was nothing special to say the least. The sardines and the octopus were unacceptable while the rest of the dishes were below average.When it comes to the service although the owner seems to try the rest of the stuff are not professionals while especially one of them was unacceptably rude.To sum up, not what you expect from a restaurant and not one we shall visit again.
1. To Spiti Sti Hora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By ANASTASIA A
the surroundings are wonderful, the view is truly magical, the food though is over rated. we are a family of 4 (2 children 8+10 years old). We ordered katsikomakaronada, mpiftekia, kritharoto thalassinon and another dish which i dont remember plus a salad and one small bottle of ouzo. we paid 95 euros. pls do the math!one thing i have to admit is that the quantities in the plates were huge! this is the reason of my rating at 4 (otherwise i would have rated it for 3/5)
