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Kiki’s Taverna
Agios Sostis Beach mykonos
Nestled away amidst trees and rocks by Agios Sostis beach is Kiki’s Taverna. This tiny spot which has no sign, no telephone and no electricity has achieved cult status. Lines start early so go at 1pm to get a table for lunch before the crowds. Both Agios Sostis and Panormos beach next door are really old-world, informal, non-glitzy beaches (ie opposite of Psarou). The restaurant on the beach at Panormos is also fun for lunch. But don’t go to either if it’s windy. Mykono’s prevailing wind comes from the north, which is where these beaches are.
Written by Elena Bowes
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