Kos
Kos, GreeceKos is a beautiful Greek restaurant located in the heart of the historic city of Kos, Greece. It is renowned for its traditional Greek cuisine and the warm, welcoming atmosphere that it provides. The restaurant is situated in a beautiful building, with a large outdoor terrace, which overlooks the city’s picturesque harbor.
Kos offers a wide variety of classic Greek dishes, such as Moussaka, Stifado, and Souvlaki, as well as a selection of fresh seafood. The restaurant also serves a selection of international dishes, such as Italian pasta, Indian curries, and Chinese stir-fries. All the dishes are made with fresh, local ingredients and the chefs take great care to ensure that the flavors are perfectly balanced.
The atmosphere at Kos is relaxed and inviting. The restaurant is decorated with traditional Greek artifacts, such as colorful ceramics and wooden furniture, which give it a rustic, homely feel. The staff are friendly and attentive, and always willing to provide advice and recommendations on what to order.
The restaurant also offers a great selection of drinks, from classic Greek wines to local beers and spirits. The bar also serves a range of cocktails, which are perfect for enjoying with friends.
Kos is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal and relax in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a romantic dinner for two or a night out with friends, Kos is the ideal spot. With its great food, friendly staff, and beautiful surroundings, it’s no wonder that Kos is one of the most popular restaurants in Kos.
Reviews
Kos is a large island, convenient because of its airport, which avoids long ferry trips from Athens, and an excellent gateway to the Dodecanese, allowing you to then hop over to Kalymnos, Leros, Patmos, Samos, Astypalea. On the positive side, it is rich in ancient ruins, including the Agora, the Asklipeion, the Gymnasium, the Roman Odeon and a reconstructed Roman house. We also found the stark white imagery of Alikes salt lake mesmerizing. Hippocrates garden is not worth seeing; on the other hand Plaka forest was a surprise, with a large population of cats and peacocks. On the other hand it is a mass tourism destination. The main town of Kos has a main shopping and bar street that gets rowdy at night. The other towns such as Kardàmena or Kefalos are ok, but disappointing if you are used to charming islands. We found a great Armenian pastry shop and café, Varouz in Kos, a good place to take a break from the heat after seeing the historic sites. There are some good restaurants in Kos town, and one we enjoyed very much called Oromedon, with a beautiful view of the sunset from the mountain, located in Zià (a tacky touristy village). There are some excellent resorts that will get you away from the crowds, in particular on the North coast beaches (we stayed at Diamond Deluxe, and Lango). We think we made the best use of this island. We flew in and out of here, stayed at top resorts both on arrival and departure, enjoyed visiting the historic sites, and island hopped in between.
Brilliant. Friendly safe island. Airport is clean and modern. Would encourage anyone to holiday here.
Kos is a beautiful island in the Aegean Sea. A great variety of things to see and activities to do: nature, good food, culture etc. Just relax in the Mediterranean climate!