Kuros

With large groups they only do meze, so you get to skip the half hour of everybody choosing. The meze is pretty worthwhile and you won't go home hungry. After the starters come around (taramas, houmous, tzatziki, and pitta), it looks like they're doing the usual thing of serving big starters so they can cheap out on the rest of the meal, but no, they keep up the pace all the way through. The only thing a little undersized was the baklava - one each is never enough - but we were well onto our "dessert stomachs" so we weren't disappointed. The food is great value but the wine was a bit on the pricey side.

Having been unable to access our rental across the street, we opted for lunch at Kuros. Panos was so kind to me and my mother as we parked ourselves with our luggage in the very back of the cafe. We thoroughly enjoyed the greek plate with chicken, tzatziki, rice, salad and pita wedges. A large pot of brewed tea was just lovely with a delicious sweet that he provided to us. The Chef was very kind ad well…..such welcoming service. Since our time was limited we were unable to return. We highly recommend the cafe and its beautiful neighbouring restaurant! The menu looked fabulous!

I've enjoyed Greek food in numerous establishments both in Greece and globally. The experience I just had at lunchtime today was incredible. The sense that the food I was tasting was lovingly prepared at home. The Kleftiko was terrifically fresh with the meat just falling off the bone - the presentation simple but classy. The calamari, similarly fresh and tender. I would not hesitate to recommend this establishment to anybody who enjoys high quality, freshly prepared food delivered with a friendly service.