A harbourside staple, Six Brothers has a large menu of simple kebabs and seafood. Portions are on the small side but the restaurant remains popular for its extensive terrace seating, stretching right up to the entry to the harbour breakwater path.
Six Brothers Restaurant
Kyrenia (Girne)
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1. Archangelos Michael Icon Museum
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