DK Travel : Cyprus : Places to eat

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Replay, Larnaka

This Internet café on the waterfront also serves drinks.
Roadhouse Pub, Limassol

The Roadhouse does its best to recreate an English pub, with roast dinners on Sundays, a garden bar and live music most week nights.
Roman Restaurant, Pafos

Colourfully kitsch, the Roman Hotel’s poolside restaurant is decorated in an imitation of a Hellenistic villa, complete with arches, columns and painted friezes. The pool is open to visitors as well as residents.
Sez-i Fish Restaurant, Kyrenia

In the heart of Kyrenia’s beach resort area, Sez-i is rated one of the best fish restaurants in Northern Cyprus – which is praise indeed.
Skylight Swimming Pool Restaurant, Platres

Just the place to cool off after a drive around the Troodos, the Skylight restaurant has its own swimming pool – free to diners, with a minimal charge for those just dropping in for a cold drink. The menu features fresh mountain trout, an array of dishes from the charcoal grill, and some decent local wines.
Spartiatis, Agia Napa

The seafood meze here is made with the freshest of ingredients and beautifully presented. A good choice of Cypriot wines too.
Step Inn Irish Bar, Limassol

This massive Irish pub on four floors has sports screenings on satellite TV, snooker, darts, nightly karaoke, and, of course, Guinness and other Irish beers on tap.
Teatro Café, Larnaka

Try your hand at back-gammon, Cyprus’s favourite board game, in this cheery café, while enjoying what the owner claims is the best cappuccino in Larnaka.
The Blarney Stone, Larnaka

Irish coffee, Irish whisky and, of course, Guinness. For confirmed tea drinkers, the Blarney Stone also makes an excellent pot. A daytime spot rather than a night-owl’s hangout.
The Grapevine Bar and Restaurant, Kyrenia

An amiable British-influenced spot with a pubby atmosphere, the Grapevine is one of Kyrenia’s social hubs and has a more imaginative menu than most local restaurants.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- £5–£10
- £10–£15
- £15–£20
- £20–£30
- over £30