This seafood tavern is known for its fish meze (two people minimum, and well worth splashing out for), but we also like the fisherman's kebab and the grilled octopus. The view across the traditional fishing harbour complements the food perfectly, and service is friendly and efficient.
Psarolimano Tavern
Larnaka
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