Good Meze - not modernised.

[Tankmanchris]

Some years ago we were blown away by the Meze and hospitality we enjoyed at the 7 St. Georges. We are now reading and hearing talk of the sons having let old George's standards slip. Is anybody in a position, by virtue of personal experience, to throw any light on this?

We have been to Costa's at Koloni only once but despite being a smoker myself we were put off by the smoke from the log fire permeating throughout the restaurant and also by the fact that the young proprietors were trying to present traditional Cypriot food in a "fine dining" way.

What we are looking for is a good Meze, served in a rustic and traditional manner.

Am I nowadays looking for a thing of the past?

[Dominic]

Xenos?

[aphrodite]

foreigners !!

[chatsworth]

The taverna in Kallepia does a very good meze. Traditional place, very welcoming , comfortable and warm

[PeteandSylvi]

I endorse the last 2 posts, Vrasidas and Kallepia (To Konatzi Tis Kallepias), which you will also note have mainly Cypriots eating there.

Pete

[DavidatLWH]

Ta Perix in Moutallos is by far the best meze I've tried. This is mainly because YOU choose what's in the menu. The owner or chef brings a list of the day's dishes - all fresh veg, no humous, tara in sight - and you decide what you fancy. The chef then suggests how much of each dish you'll need for your party (half a portion, one portion, two portions and so on). Unusual things appear on the menu, such as pigeon, aubergine balls etc. Best to book or Friday and Saturday. Always full and mainly Cypriots. Off the beaten track so few ex-pats.