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Where to eat Seafood food in Spetses: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Spetses, Attica, Greece. Spetses (Modern Greek: Σπέτσες, Katharevousa: Σπέτσαι, Spetsai, Ancient: Πιτυούσσα, "Pityoussa") is an affluent island and a municipality in the Islands regional unit, Attica, Greece. It is sometimes included as one of the Saronic Islands. Until 1948, it was part of the old prefecture of Argolidocorinthia, which is now split into Argolis and Corinthia. In ancient times, it was known as Pityoussa, and later as Petses.
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10. Orloff
Overall Ratings
3 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Fabio D
Despite many recent negative reviews, we decided to try this restaurant by the old harbour. Locations is wonderful, view splendid, but food and service the worst we have experienced in Spetses. Possibly the kitchen is too small to keep up with the August crowd, but the end result is negative. It is also expensive, but we could have been happy to pay for a better food.
9. Tarsanas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By Cleo P
Good location but have to make reservation at least a day in advance in order to get a decent table. Calamari was very tasty but very expensive for the size. The salad was surprisingly bad and completely tasteless. The mussels were good and very fresh. The service was average with one particular waiter being borderline rude.There are definitely better places to eat in Spetses.
8. Kapelogiannis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S
We are long time Spetses summer residents so we know this restaurant well. We understand that in 2018 management transitioned to the owner's son and we also understand that the menu has changed for the better. We ate here on a pleasant afternoon in mid-October 2018 and found everything to be wonderful. We ate fresh and tasty barbounia (small fish that can be eaten whole), as was the fava. Prices are very reasonable, especially for Spetses. You cannot beat the environment of this old school Greek restaurant, with tables laid out on a dock in Palio Limani (the Old Harbor), especially picturesque during busy summer months when the harbor is full of large/expensive yachts. The restaurant is an easy 20 minute walk from the town's new harbor (Dapia), and you can also get here by horse carriage, water taxi (pulls right up to the dock) and automobile taxi.
7. To Nero Tis Agapis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By Colin21735
ate here twice which is very unusual for us the first occasion it turned cold and the staff brought out a patio heater and gave out blankets which was a nice touchthe food and service was excellent and I would really eat here again if the ever go to Spetses again :-)
6. Liotrivi Restaurant Spetses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Delicious Mediterranean food ,magical environment, the largest wine list from excellent Greek vineyards and carefully picked international ones. Reasonable and varient prices for every taste. Are just some of the reasons you should visit us. Our philosoph
Reviewed By GeorgiosTsak
The restaurant is located in an excellent location. Just on the old harbor of Spetses. The atmosphere is nice in a small pier on the sea.This is not your average taverna but is a white table cloth restaurant. On the minus side the food is average or below. the dish presentation is not accompanied by the same nice taste. Most of the dishes seem to be made a bit salty and the tastes are not mixed as nice. Also despite claiming (and charging) fresh ingredient the result is not matching this.
5. Mourayo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By Peter T
It was a rainy night so not the best for eating on the waterfront. We were, however, dry and warm. The service was superb. We started by sharing their signature Mourayo salad - - greens, cherry tomatoes, grapes and two large discs of goat cheese with slivered almonds, all with a light strawberry vinaigrette. For our main course, one of us had mussel risotto in a light tomato sauce; the other had fish fillet a la spestiota - - a delicious white fish fillet baked in a fresh tomato sauce (an island specialty) with new roasted potatoes. Both were outstanding! Wine by the glass was limited to one Greek white wine.
4. Akrogialia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By QueenslandSassyone2
Such a memorable dinner. Friendly service, ...great tomato balls, fried courgettes, tzatziki, sardines & mussels ...on the sand with water gentle lapping alongside & local cats ready to help you finish off any scraps. Wonderful!
3. On the Verandah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
The multi-awarded restaurant On The Verandah offers creative contemporary Greek cuisine infused with local gastronomic traditions and ingredients. The sea-front dining rooms is steeped in the old-world grace with soaring ceilings and soft curve-backed cha
Reviewed By Whatfordregans
After reading the reviews we thought this would be the ideal restaurant for the first night of our 3 week Island hopping trip. It was the most disappointing meal of the lot especially in terms of value for money. The setting looks fantastic on the verandah of the beautiful Poseidon Hotel, however, the square in front of the hotel is also the playground for children in the evening. In Greece you expect this and it is part of the charm but whilst ok for a traditional taverna, it is not ideal when you market yourself as a fine dining restaurant. The quality of the food for the price was paid was poor and whilst the meal was edible it was stodgy and underwhelming.Dear Whatfordregans, Thank you for sharing your impressions of your recent visit to On The Verandah. I would like to point out that the historic Poseidonion Grand Hotel has enjoyed an emblematic presence on the island of Spetses in the main Poseidonion Square since 1914. It is precisely this location which has enabled it to play a central part in the island life while retaining its majestic ambience. Bearing this in mind, it is beyond our control who uses the public square and we do not see it as something which is detrimental to the dining experience. As for your comments on your dinner, may I point out that we focus on serving traditional Greek dishes in a bistronomy style and setting and our prices are competitively based in accordance with current costing of other equivalent dining venues. Nevertheless, we are sorry that your experience did not live up to your expectations and hope that you will visit us again in the future. Best regards, Maria Strati
2. Patralis Psarotaverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By fatusolus
Lovely place. Finding a table next to the seafront can be challenging but the food will reward you nomatter where you 'll sit. Plenty of options of fresh fish. We had the boiled octopus and the fries red mullets (μαÏμÏÎ¿Ï Î½Î¹Î±). The grilled octopus dish also looks great. The house wine is ok but there are so many better options on the menu, I would pick a bottle of greek asyrtiko/athiri/malagouzia. Service is quick and efficient. If you sit in the small garden across the street expect a few cats to harass you for leftovers but I personally didn't mind at all. Would visit again if we stayed a few days longer!
1. Ippocambos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By Weststeirerbua
The waitress speaks German as she had lived there. The dishes were explained in detail and also whether the seafood is fresh or frozen.We had Anchovies marinated on bread, Sardine filets grilled in butterfly style (not seen at other restaurants) and one calamar for 2 persons. Nice and plain preparation of the food. Everything tasted very well. The white house wine (Chardonnay type) also tasted very well (dry). Whole bottle for EUR 7,00 only. At the end we became a fuit platter from the house.We were surprised about the total price of the meal - for this quality!Definitely we will come back.
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