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South Aegean, Greece Food Guide: 3 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gialos
Reviews on Italian food in Gialos, South Aegean, Greece including Dolphin Pizzeria & Spaghetteria, Bella Napoli Tratoria Italian, La Vaporetta
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1. Dolphin Pizzeria & Spaghetteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
The Dolphin Pizzeria is a family run business which opened in 1993, making it the first pizzeria in Symi. We offer a variety of freshly made pizzas, pastas and salads. There is a set menu of what we believe are some of our top pizzas but if you want certa
Reviewed By Rhona O
This is a regular stop on our trips to Symi. It's a nice change from the food the other restaurants offer. The pizza are excellent, tasty, full of toppings and the guys are very nice too. They also have great pasta and Greek salad!! Well worth a visit.
2. Bella Napoli Tratoria Italian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By annibear
We had a couple of pizzas here both very nice and tasty good base and tasty toping . Good cold house wine service was good we had cold beer while we waited then wine with meal we had a good time there Staff friendly remembered we had chilly oil when there first time .
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3. La Vaporetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By AnnePJones
This is the only time in my life that Iâve been compelled to ask the waiter to tell the chef that this food is absolutely terrible... La Vaporetta has a lovely location by the water and pleasantly shaded on a hot afternoon. The lunch for two was the most expensive we have had during our eight days here. Weâve had delicious food especially twice at Tholos. But today we tried something different - an âitalianâ restaurant. Dreadful food. Awful âchipsâ and the lamest âsaladâ. So I did speak to the waiter - I understand heâs doing a job and not responsible for the shockingly bad food. I asked him to please let the chef know... etc. He didnât mind. He just said âOkâ. Donât go.
