The Saronic Gulf Islands Restaurants

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  • 1. Liotrivi Restaurant

    $$$

    Spetses's best restaurant has been morphing and evolving since it first opened 25 years ago, and the owner, Giorgos—a local who grew up on the island working in his father's taverna—still loves what he does and it shows! Everyone from fishermen to Hollywood headliners know him by his first name, and a meal here is not to be missed, not only for the innovative upscale Mediterranean dishes and thoughtful wine list, but also for the dreamy seafront setting and candlelit tables on a little pier jutting into the bay.

    Spetses Town, Spetses, 18050, Greece
    22980-72269

    Known For

    • Mayiatiko à la spetsiota, a variation of the local fish specialty made with yellowtail tuna
    • Live Latin music
    • Excellent service

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Mar, Credit cards accepted, Reservations essential
  • 2. Vanilia

    $ | Dapia

    Delightful patisserie-cum-coffee shop in Dapia serving fresh cakes, chocolates, and the quintesentially Greek island almond macaroons.

    Spetses Town, Spetses, Greece
    22980-77170

    Known For

    • Fresh cakes
    • Almond macaroons
    • Friendly service
  • 3. Akrogialia

    $$

    Enjoy a meal at this down-to-earth—well, almost in the sea—Greek taverna. As the beach location would suggest, seafood dominates the simple menu, and it is prepared to perfection by the chef. After settling and ordering a cool refreshment and a couple of meze, head to the kitchen to handpick your fish (as with any fish taverna in Greece, make sure you get a price per kilo for each type to avoid any surprises). The only music here is the rhythmical waves bursting over chiming pebbles.

    Anargirou, Spetses Town, Spetses, 18050, Greece
    22980-74749

    Known For

    • Fresh fish
    • Superb location
    • Sea views
  • 4. Mourayo

    $$

    This highly regarded restaurant and music "boit" is right on the water in Dapia and is the all-time classic bar and nightclub of Spetses (running since 1975). The food in the restaurant is pretty decent, too, and it's probably one of the better choices on the island. Lounge in the veranda's comfy armchairs surrounded by maritime antiques and savor the predominantly Mediterranean cuisine and cool cocktails, accompanied by piano music and a romantic view of the yachts moored in the quaint old port.

    Spetses Town, Spetses, 18050, Greece
    22980-73700

    Known For

    • Live music (piano) every night
    • Very good service
    • Dining alfresco on a seafront terrace
  • 5. Patralis

    $$

    Sit on the waterside veranda and savor seafood mezedes and fresh fish right from the sea in one of the more affordable restaurants on this sometimes overpriced (for Greece) island. As the very friendly waiters will tell you, the house specialties are the fish soup, astakomakaronada (lobster with spaghetti), and a kind of paella with mussels, shrimp, and crayfish. Magirefta (oven-baked dishes) include stuffed aubergines; oven-baked lamb; and roast scarpine fish with tomato and garlic. Expect to pay around €50 per kilo for the fresh grilled fish (compared to €60 in other fish tavernas). The chef makes a mean baked apple for dessert, but before you order, know that mini portions of baklava, karydopita, and spoon sweets with yogurt are on the house.

    Kounoupitsa, Spetses Town, Spetses, 18050, Greece
    22980-72134

    Known For

    • Superbly prepared fresh fish
    • Great service
    • Sea view

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Nov. and Dec., Credit cards accepted
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  • 6. Souvlucky

    $

    The owners of this spot are as unapologetic about the bad pun in their name as they are about the super tasty souvlaki they dish out. Order traditional gyro or souvlaki wrapped in a lighly grilled pita bread, to eat in or take out. They even cater to vegetarians, with haloumi, fresh summer veggies, or mushrooms wrapped in pita bread.

    Spetses Town, Spetses, 180 50, Greece
    22980-29473

    Known For

    • Delivery
    • Souvlaki
    • Ice cold beers
  • 7. Stelios Restaurant

    $

    You don't get the swish, trendy, and inventive modern island styles here, what you do get though is a traditional Greek taverna with swift service and good value for your money, which more than make up for a lack of atmosphere. Pass up the grilled dishes for the goat slowly cooked in a clay pot and oven-roasted potatoes lightly flavored with lemon and oregano. Not to be missed: the small homemade cheese pies for starters and the fried kalamari.

    Spetses Town, Spetses, 18050, Greece
    22980-73748

    Known For

    • Inexpensive and decent food
    • Great location, in the heart of Spetses's buzzy waterfront strip
    • Greek cuisine

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed mid-Nov.–mid-Mar., No credit cards

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