This is unique and a hidden Italian gem in a cozy Cyprus village of Pyrgos. Who would have known that it has the best pizza in Limassol? Or best lasagna in Cyprus?

The restaurant is located in the cozy street corner in the Pyrgos village, just 5 minutes drive from the highway. It has a huge wooden oven and an Italian looking chef.

The menu boasts a lot of dishes from the traditional Italian cuisine. There're plenty of pizza variations and pasta dishes. But I found it a bit disappointing that there were little or no entrees (no carpaccio, why?) or desserts (tiramisu, anybody?).

This is a loud, easy, sports-bar kind of meal: wings, burgers, wraps, loaded plates and a table that works best with friends around it. The strongest reviews point to friendly service, quick food and a relaxed Limassol atmosphere.

The restaurant is not trying to be delicate or formal. It is better as a fun dinner, a casual lunch or a place to watch a game with something saucy on the table.

The menu is exactly what the name promises. Wings are the obvious order, but the burgers, nachos and grill plates make it useful when different people want different comfort food.

Ousia Lounge Cafe is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Ousia Lounge Cafe sits by Limassol Castle and has the sort of setting that makes a meal feel tied to the old town. It is stylish without feeling stiff, with Mediterranean food, cocktails and a restored-building atmosphere that reviewers often describe as warm and inviting.

The menu The menu mixes Cypriot, Greek and Mediterranean ideas with lighter modern dishes. Popular choices include pork souvlaki, vegetarian moussaka, falafel with quinoa and vegetables, chicken commandaria, salads, seafood, desserts and cocktails. Reviews praise the location, presentation and fresh ingredients, while a few mention uneven service when busy.

The Noodle house is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant is located in the Old Town of Limassol, close to the Marina. It's decorated in authentic Japanese style with the wooden interior. It has an open kitchen with most of the dishes prepared on the wok. The service is quite fast and very polite. There's no parking nearby, so try to find a space before reaching the Old Town.

The menu is a great blend of Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisine. You'll find most traditional dishes there, like Peking Duck, which is gloriously presented to you hanging from the ceiling above the kitchen, or Ramen soups, or a plentiful of Wok dishes, or tasty sushi. They also have a great and relatively inexpensive cocktail card. They have dine-in and takeaway options with some discounts, so a lot of office workers nearby eat their lunches there.

Wagamama Limassol Marina is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant is located in the picturesque Marina of Limassol. Outside dining tables offer a great view over the yachts parked nearby. The interior is nothing fancy, just some wood and glass. The service is OKish, it might be a bit slow sometimes during the peak lunch hours.

The menu mostly consists of the Japanese dishes like sushi, rolls, bowls, donburi, ramen and rice. In addition to this they have some Chinese fried noodles and some Thai dishes, too.

This is one of the little available inexpensive options in the Limassol Marina. They have venues in the other parts of the city, too.

The restaurant offers take-away and dine-in on the big premises. The outside terrace is quite noisy due to the always-driving cars.

The menu has a variety of options for a quick and healthy lunch. It has plenty of salads (7-9 EUR), giros (4-5 EUR) and main courses (10EUR).