Katoï is advertised widely around Agia Marina and overlooks the village itself. The restaurant's lights are visible from some distance away at night, and it commands a great view over the Troödos foothills and the Mesaoria. It serves solid Cypriot staples, with a penchant for game dishes, and a decent selection of meze.
Katoï
Nicosia (Lefkosia)
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