Limassol

This is an OK sushi take-away bar inside the Limassol Agora food-court.

The restaurant keeps the focus on the food and the visit described in the original review.

The menu contains all kinds of rolls, sushi and sashimi, as well as some soups and other peculiarities like poke, which aren't worth interest.

This feels like an old Limassol comfort-food address rather than a trendy Asian spot. It's a long-running Thai-Chinese takeaway with home-style cooking and a loyal local memory.

The restaurant is simple and practical, especially for takeaway or delivery. Its appeal is history and familiarity more than decor.

The menu covers Thai and Chinese favourites: noodles, rice, curries, stir-fries and saucy comfort dishes. It sounds best when you want something familiar.

This is a traditional taverna with owners serving to the guests.

The restaurant is located in the Pyrgos village. It's very simple with plastic chairs and usually empty. The owners cook the food and serve the guests themselves. This is a place for locals who don't like loud city venues.

The menu has some local grilled dishes and freshly caught fish (even barbouni, which isn't on the menu).

This is an average Chinese restaurant in the outskirts of Limassol.

The restaurant is located near Kourion and Kolossi and great if you want to go to the beach or return with a take-away. It also has very beautiful indoor seating with an aquarium and very friendly service. The food is average, just like most of Chinese places in Cyprus.

The menu has all standard Chinese dishes, like dim sum soup, sweet and sour pork, duck etc. It's the same as in other Chinese restaurants in Limassol.

Little Italy Ararat in Limassol feels like a casual family restaurant with comforting Italian touches. I would choose it when I want something familiar, filling and easy for a group. They have a big garden and inside dining area.

Jamie Oliver Kitchen Limassol is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant is located in the beautiful Limassol Marina but lacks the sea view. It has a big outside terrace with the open bar and an inside area. The place has opened just recently and attracts a lot of crowd, so make sure to reserve a table before coming. The design is virtually non-existent, no eye-candies or interesting furniture. The service is OK, however because it's crowded allocate enough time for waiting. Also if you haven't reserved you would be greeted by a rude host. The parking in the nearby Marina is paid.

The menu is a traditional Jamies mix of Italian, Mediterranean and burgers. There are also some Cypriot dishes, like a pork chop. The variety is not the biggest in the city, so I would imagine coming here only 2-3 times maximum before I would become bored. Nevertheless, it's possible to choose between some salads, a bit of pasta and pizza, little variety of meat and burgers.

This is a place in Limassol that shows what a pizza would like, should it be invented by Cypriots.

The restaurant is a take-away place in the center of a old city. It has quick service and virtually no sit-in options. It's usually full of locals, who enjoy their cheap pizza surrogate.

The menu has all kinds of strange square and unappealing pizza. The only plus side is it's portion size and low prices. The taste is awful and a total disgrace to the Italian cuisine.

This is a typical Cyprus taverna with dry meat and fried fish. No moussaka. Not worth a visit unless you live there.

The restaurant keeps the focus on the food and the visit described in the original review.

The menu is the best guide to what makes this place worth ordering from.