Limassol

PlusSea (Plus Sea) is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant is located right on the beach of the Amara hotel, just after Amathus ruins. It offers relaxing and cozy atmosphere and comfortable sunbeds, too. The space has been renovated in May 2023 and has been given a fresh look. They have lounge music playing all the time, which isn't as loud as in many other 'party' beach venues. The service is not quick by any means but it's well managed, just allocate enough time for the visit. There's a parking space just nearby, as well as free showers and beautiful toilets.

The menu is a blend of Greek, Mediterranean, Italian and a bit of Russian cuisine. It's quite impressive how they manage to take the best from all of those countries and keep the cuisine tasty at the same time. PlusSea offers plenty of salads, pasta, grill, burgers and the deserts are also quite impressive.

That's Amore Genuine Italian is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant That's Amore is a small Limassol Italian restaurant with a family-run feel, a cozy room and a reputation for genuine Italian cooking. Reviews often call it a hidden gem, especially because it feels personal rather than commercial.

The menu Fresh pasta, lasagne, regional Italian dishes, antipasti, steak, Italian wines and tiramisu are the main attractions. The best feedback praises the handmade feel, warm owners, good wine selection and classic flavors. A few diners complain about small portions or weaker pizza, so the smart move is to focus on pasta and specials.

Red Cafe Pizza Romana is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Red Resto Bar Pizza Romana is a seafront Italian restobar on Limassol's promenade, and the appeal is clear: a relaxed setting, sea views, friendly service and a menu that works for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a casual drink. Reviews most often praise the location and the pizzas, especially when the visit is timed for a slow meal by the water.

The menu Pizza is the safest order here, with a crisp base, generous toppings and enough variety for both simple and richer choices. Pasta, salads, seafood and breakfast dishes also get good feedback, though reviews are more mixed on value and consistency outside the pizza section. It is not the cheapest Italian option in Limassol, but the setting is part of what you are paying for.

This is more of a polished Limassol dining hub than a single straightforward restaurant. Its setting in a restored historic building gives it a smarter feel, and the public feedback makes it sound especially useful for lunches, dinners and drinks where atmosphere matters.

The restaurant feels central, professional and a little dressed up without becoming stiff. It is the kind of place that works for business, visitors or an evening when you want the surroundings to carry some weight.

The menu depends on which Columbia Plaza venue you choose, but the overall direction is Mediterranean and international rather than narrow or experimental. The safer expectation is reliable all-day food with a polished finish.

This is the polished Mediterranean bistro option inside the Columbia Plaza world. Reviews praise the terrace, attentive service and a menu that feels smarter than a casual all-day stop.

The restaurant has a refined but comfortable Limassol feel. It suits dates, business meals and dinners where the room matters.

The menu moves through pasta, risotto, steaks, seafood and European-Mediterranean plates. The safest expectation is careful bistro cooking rather than rustic tavern food.

La Strata Pizza is a simple Limassol pizza choice for when I want something casual, filling and easy to share. It feels more like a practical pizza stop than a long Italian dinner, and that is useful in its own way.

The restaurant It feels informal and straightforward, with the focus clearly on the pizza. I like this kind of place when the plan is takeaway, delivery or a quick table with friends.

The menu It centres on pizza, toppings, sides and familiar casual dishes. I would start with a classic pizza and maybe add one more with a stronger topping if sharing, because variety makes a pizza meal better.

La Fermata in Limassol is a comfortable Italian choice for pizza, pasta and a relaxed sit-down meal. I like it as the kind of place that works when I want familiar flavours and a calm dinner.

The restaurant It feels casual and welcoming, with a simple Italian-restaurant atmosphere rather than anything too formal. That makes it useful for an easy night out, especially with friends or family.

The menu It is built around Italian favourites: pizza, pasta, salads, starters and classic mains. I would order something from the pizza or pasta side and keep the meal straightforward, because that is where the comfort is.

Fooduro Pizza is a simple Limassol pizza option for when I want something casual, quick and satisfying. It is the kind of place I would use for takeaway, delivery or an easy bite rather than a long Italian dinner.

The restaurant It feels practical and informal, with the focus on pizza more than atmosphere. I like that when the plan is straightforward: choose a pizza, maybe add a side, and keep the meal easy.

The menu It is built around pizzas, toppings, sides and casual comfort food. I would go for a classic pizza first, because that is how I usually judge a place like this, then add something simple if sharing.

This is a good pizza restaurant with a nice interior and two locations: in Limassol and in Paphos.

The restaurant is located on a busy Spirou Kiprianou street. The interior is quite nice, and it's very often fully booked. Make sure you book in advance.

The menu contains all classical Italian dishes, not only pizza. It's very vast, so you could come several times to try something different each time. They have several types of pizzas, pasta, antipasti, dolce and everything is very moderately priced.