Limassol

Malindi Beach Bar & Restaurant is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Malindi Beach Bar and Restaurant near St Raphael Marina is a beachside restaurant for seafood, drinks and long lunches by the water. Reviews often praise the setting first: relaxed, polished, family-friendly and close enough to the sea to feel like a proper coastal meal.

The menu Seafood is the strongest category, with fresh fish, fried calamari, Greek salad, seafood dishes and generous mains getting frequent mentions. There are also international and non-fish choices, which makes it easy for groups. The main warning is peak-time service: busy Sundays and holidays can bring long waits and uneven kitchen timing.

This is an easy Limassol win when ice cream is the plan. I love the gelato range, the fresh taste and the cheerful holiday feeling of stopping for something cold after dinner.

The Fat Bull Co is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant The Fat Bull Co in Limassol is a burger-focused spot with a strong reputation for quality ingredients, fast service and rich, messy comfort food. Reviewers often treat it as one of the better burger choices in the city.

The menu Burgers are the obvious order, with options built around beef patties, bacon, blue cheese, truffle mayo, barbecue sauces, pulled pork, wings, fries and desserts. The sweet potato fries and umami-style burgers get frequent praise. Some diners find it a little expensive or not ideal for long dine-in comfort, but most agree the flavor is strong.

This is the serious steak option in the Columbia Plaza family. Reviews are strong on the beef, polished service and the feeling that this is an occasion restaurant rather than a casual bite.

The restaurant feels upscale, confident and well run. It suits dinners where steak is the point of the evening.

The menu centres on premium beef, but it also stretches into lamb, seafood, richer starters and sides. The best order is probably simple: good steak, good sides, good wine.

This is one of the more charming Limassol options if you want Italian-leaning food in a romantic old-house setting. Reviews praise the atmosphere, attentive service and the sense that the space has been cared for.

The restaurant feels cozy, polished and intimate, especially in the courtyard. It suits dates and slower dinners more than rushed meals.

The menu leans toward Italian comfort: pasta, cannelloni, quality starters, wine and generous plates with a homey touch. The best orders seem to be the simple, well-made ones.

This is a lively Germasogeia bar and grill with the kind of food that makes a casual night feel complete. Reviews are warmly positive about the staff, the atmosphere and the comfort-food side of the menu.

The restaurant feels relaxed, social and holiday-friendly. It sounds like a good fit for drinks, sports, burgers and easy conversation.

The menu leans into grill plates, burgers, pub food and drinks. It is broad rather than delicate, which suits the setting.

This is a relaxed Ayia Napa bar-restaurant that seems to land well because it is generous, friendly and easy to like. Reviews praise the portions, service and low-pressure atmosphere.

The restaurant feels casual without being careless. It works for families, friends and anyone who wants food and drinks without the harder edge of some resort bars.

The menu leans into burgers, skewers, chips, sharing plates and bar-friendly comfort food. It is built for a night out rather than a formal dinner.

The restaurant is a Syrian Restaurant in Germasogeia is one of Limassol's established Middle Eastern restaurants, known for big tables, a lively garden and generous food. The restaurant strength is in the value and the depth of flavor, though the atmosphere can be noisy and smoky for people sensitive to shisha or indoor smoking.