When the wood ovens first fired up in this basement bakery, the Byzantines still ruled Constantinople and Christopher Columbus' father was a toddler. Founded in 1420 and operated by the same family for the last 200 years, it's a great place to stock up on mini spinach pies, baklava and all manner of traditional biscuits. Avoid the coffee, though.
Gioras Wood Bakery
Hora (Mykonos)
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