Return To Coral Bay Strip
Published 21st of November, 2024
Ice Cream
Regular readers will recall that Lekanto's Restaurant was still being renovated when the road re-opened. Well they have finished now.
Very Nice
The new Lekanto looks very nice indeed. I wonder if they still do their kebabs which arrive on a long skewer and tripod? They were delicious.
Breakfast And Brunch
When I did my last night film at Coral Bay Strip I observed that Othello's was closed. I wondered if they were being renovated again, which was a surprise. However, somebody told me that they never open at night. Indeed, according to Google, they are open 7 days a week from 8AM to 4PM.
Seriani's
And opposite Othello's you will find Seriani's. There food is delicious, and I particularly recommend their Stifado.
Kikkos
Moving along we come to Kikkos Bar. I should stress that there is parking behind all these establishments, as well as the on-street parking in front. Indeed, I prefer to park even further afield, near Ocean Basket and the Linear Park. That way I know I won't get boxed in.
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