The Thirteenth Peyia Carob Festival
Drink

A number of drinks were available. There were no wine stalls though. I think the vineyards will be saving themselves for the village markets like the one in Statos Agios-Fotios.

Bring Your Own

I think some people brought their own drink.
Puds

As well as the main course and the loukoumades, you could also get a lovely pancake.
Delicious

There used to be a very nice crepe cafe near Kennedy Square, but they closed down a few years ago. I was particularly fond of their savoury Mexican pancake.
Filling Up

By now most of the seats were taken, and people were tucking into their food.
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