This is a funny little sweets shop located in the Marina.

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

The menu has all kind of sweets - sweet, sour, bitter, sold by the weight. In addition to this they serve wonderful waffles with different fillings.

This is a typical meze tavern with a fireplace and a friendly service.

The restaurant is located up on the hill above Limassol. It's not as expensive as some Limassol restaurants and not so far from the town as some village ones. So there's always plenty of locals ready to enjoy dry souvlas, sour olives and bitter asparagus.

The menu is non-existent. You can only get a meze there.

This is a beautiful European-with-a-twist restaurant located in a courtyard around some old building.

The restaurant is modern but cozy. It's usually full of locals and tourists, because it's a hip one. The service is OK, granted they have so many people to cope with. The interior is really fantastic for a date with a loved one, with the dimmed lights and tables far away from each other.

The menu is a fusion of the European and Greek cuisine. It's quite broad and is like a breath of fresh air after all those souvlas etc. They even have their own bread

This is an expensive and OK-ish creperie.

The restaurant is small, with a lot of staff, who are unwilling to help. They serve mostly to deliveries. We had to wait our order for 20 minutes.

The menu has a lot of expensive crepes.

This is a newly opened restaurant around the Limassol castle. It's a pub format, has huge TV screens and hookah after food.

The restaurant has some cozy interiors, very willing staff and a good chef. The view is nice and it's not as noisy as in other pubs.

The menu is traditional for a pub - burgers, snacks, steaks etc. Like I said, the chef is good and he tries to make each dish special with his own twist.

This is an overpriced Limassol seafood bar for tourists and hip ladies.

The restaurant is located on the seashore and boasts a great sea view. The quality of the service you get depends on the waiter and ranges from OK-ish to mediocre.

The menu contains everything you would want from a seafood bar. It has fresh oysters, mussels, calamari and other fish varieties.

This is one of the liveliest bars in Ayia Napa. It's usually full of dancing, drinking and shouting British guys and girls.

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

The menu boasts all major cocktail types and alcohol varieties. It's also nearly half as expensive as Limassol venues, and on par with the other Ayia Napa bars.

This traditional taverna can serve as a starting point to the exploration of the Greek cuisine in Larnaca.

The restaurant is located on the sea road near the beautiful Larnaca castle and St. Lazarus Church. Its friendly veranda overlooks the sea and it's also quite pleasant inside the historical building during the heat waves.

The menu is mostly based on the dishes cooked in the traditional kleftiko ovens which can be spotted outside. You will find everything you would want to taste here, from mousaka to kleftiko of different kind, to whole roasted lamb and pork. The service is very professional and fast, however keep in mind it's a very popular place, so it's better to avoid rush hours on the Friday or Saturday evenings.

This is THE place to try the fish meze in Cyprus, although you can get some great meat there, too.

The restaurant is located on the beautiful White stones beach. It's better to visit it on the weekend and allocate at least 3-5 hours to enjoy it. You would prefer to start from relaxing on the beach and then enjoy a full course with your friends.

The menu is pretty standard for a Cyprus fish taverna. It boasts several types of fish and meat meze, as well as some other standard Cyprus dishes. If you don't feel confident of yourself or don't have enough friends to try the meze, you are still good to go.

This might look like another traditional Cyprus taverna, but it's more than this.

The restaurant is located on the cozy one-way street of the Pyrgos village. Keep in mind that there's no parking nearby, so be prepared to park down the street and enjoy a nice little walk around the village.

The menu is full of traditional Cyprus dishes. You can find mouthwatering moussaka, huge crispy pork chop or generous lamb chops.