Greek Islands Mykonos Info, Mykonos, Greece

These restaurants I recommend because they are still Greek and relatively inexpensive (not outrageously overpriced): Kounelas, Taverna Antonini (by the taxi stand in the square) Giavroutas, Ithaki (Paradise Beach), Vasoula (Agios Stefanos), and Caprice as long as there are no millionaires distracting the staff. There are many fast-food places and some of them are terrific so don't be afraid that eating will send you home broke. For ouzo get the small pikilia at Sirenes on the waterfront. If you are hungry get the large. It's the last cafe from the taxi-stand. For traditional pastries and sweets visit Anastasia at Mandarinia near the taxi square. The beaches all have tavernas and restaurants, some like the one at Elia, can seat hundreds of people and has a diverse international menu that leans heavily on Greek and Italian food. Paradise beach has a cafeteria style restaurant which comes in handy if you are the type who needs to see the food to know if you want it. Menus are all in English as well as some other languages too and almost all the waitors in Mykonos speak English. In fact almost everyone you will meet will probably speak English. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).