Very friendly and smallish new taverna on the edge of a nice mountain village, with sweeping views of the sea and adjacent islands. Anna is a great cook: her favourite ingredients include zucchini flowers and a local cheese brand named after the village.
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Samos
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Monastery of St John the Theologian
29.12 MILES
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Dilek Peninsula-Büyük Menderes National Park
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27.59 MILES
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Archaeological Museum of Pythagorio
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7.71 MILES
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