Greece and Cyprus are known for their mouthwatering cuisine, and the region of Paphos in Cyprus offers some of the best examples.
Whether you’re a local looking for something special or a traveler seeking authentic meals, there are plenty of delicious Greek restaurants in this area.
From traditional meze platters and comforting taverna-style dishes to modern takes on old favorites, these eateries offer unique culinary experiences that will leave you wanting more.
If your next meal in Paphos needs to be Greek food – and if it doesn’t already have to be – then look no further for where to go!
Check my Cypriot Dishes guide for more information about the local dishes you must try.
Here are my picks for the top Greek restaurants in Paphos:
Koutourou
A charming restaurant located in an old building that serves mainly Greek and Mediterranean-style with a variety of culinary surprises.
The design is full of vintage details, the dishes are not significant and not expensive, and it is customary to order several dishes and share.
You should make a reservation in advance, and sitting outside is recommended.
Address:
- Filippou Antoniaidi, Paphos
Opening Hours:
- Monday-Saturday: 19:00–22:30
- Sunday: closed.
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Agora Tavern
As someone who has visited countless restaurants in Paphos, I can confidently say that the local chef restaurant is not to be missed! With an array of 12 meat or vegetarian tapas dishes, every bite will tantalize your taste buds.
And the best part? The primary cost is only 20 euros per person!
Moreover, the food quality is matched by the exceptional service from the friendly staff.
Be sure to book in advance and time your visit for sunset – it’s truly worth it.
Address:
- Talat Paşa 1, Paphos
Opening Hours:
- Monday-Saturday: 11:30–14:30, 18:30–22:30
- Sunday: closed.
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Laona Restaurant
Leona is a hidden gem in the city’s heart that you must visit. The charming Andreas, the chef, has perfected the art of cooking with love and serves hearty, homemade Cypriot dishes that will leave you utterly satisfied.
Be sure not to skip the stuffed cabbage, lamb, and beef stew – simply sensational!
Pair your meal with a glass of cold wine and enjoy good conversation with the friendly staff.
Address:
- Votsi, Paphos
Opening Hours:
- Monday-Saturday: 11:00–15:00. In Friday & Tuesday until 21:00.
- Sunday: closed.
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Hondros
The atmosphere is fantastic, and the food is divine – I recommend trying the mouthwatering ribs, skewers, and delicious fish dishes.
And let’s not forget the exceptional service – the staff is extremely welcoming and kind.
Located near the Paphos Harbour and the central bus station, it’s easy to get to this beautiful restaurant.
Remember that due to the popularity of the dishes, you will need to place your order in advance.
Address:
- QC56+5Q5, Apostolou Pavlou Ave, Paphos
Opening Hours:
- Everyday: 12:00–22:00
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Demokritos
If you’re looking for a unique dining experience that blends music and dance, this unique restaurant is a must-visit spot!
With fantastic food and excellent service, you’ll be delighted from start to finish.
For the ultimate experience, book your table in advance and arrive precisely at 20:00.
Trust me; it’s worth the effort – at 8:40 pm, the show begins with an impressive performance by the talented Cypriot dancers and bouzouki players.
Note that seating is outside under the roof, so stay cool with the fans.
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Souvlakia Mixalos
This restaurant is a must-visit spot for anyone searching for delicious Greek cuisine that doesn’t break the bank!
With servings that can’t be overstated, you’ll be spoilt for choice and won’t need to worry about feeling hungry afterward.
You can indulge to your heart’s content at just €10 for a pitta, dip, and drink. There are also pricier options on the menu, such as mez or mix grill (14 euros), which offer great value for their quality.
Address:
- Ioanni Agroti 18, Paphos
Opening Hours:
- Monday-Saturday: 12:00–23:00.
- Sunday: Closed.
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To Kalamaki Tis Polis
If you’re looking for a gem of a restaurant in the old city serving excellent food, look no further than this one!
The reasonably priced menu offers plenty of options to suit any taste.
I appreciated the option to mix and match, sampling different dishes without breaking the bank.
Overall, the service was top-notch, and the experience was enjoyable.
Make sure to visit on weekends for a special treat of live music with bouzouki and singing!
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In conclusion
There’s nothing better than exploring the beautiful city of Paphos with a full stomach and some fantastic food.
And if you are coming to Paphos, greek food is a must!
Whether you’re looking for hearty homemade Cypriot dishes, modern tapas, Greek-style souvlaki, or traditional mezze plates and mix grills – you’ll be spoilt for choice.
The best part? Most of these restaurants offer great value for money with excellent service and warm hospitality.
So make sure to check out the restaurants above for an unforgettable experience!
Kalí órexi!
