Hora (Mykonos)
Hidden in Hora's labyrinthine depths, this tiny cafe serves simple breakfasts, plus salads, sandwiches and juices throughout the day.
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Turku & Finland's South Coast
In a restored spa pavilion, Merisali offers buffets with plentiful hot and cold choices. The pier-side terrace often has live music.
West Cornwall
You won't find fresher fish and chips anywhere in Cornwall than this little corner chippie, much loved by locals and tourists alike.
Troödos Mountains
Located opposite the playground, this restaurant is geared towards tourists but still serves reasonable food, including local trout.
Western Finnmark
Upstairs from the Coop Supermarket, this is an unpretentious, inexpensive cafeteria with no-frills food – ideal for a quick lunch.
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Fethiye
Fethiye's best baklava can be accompanied by a tub of dondurma (ice cream), although, sadly, you must seek çay elsewhere.
Llŷn Peninsula
A local institution, this fish-and-chip shop has been serving crispy battered fish to Criccieth's residents for more than 40 years.
County Clare
Pick up Irish breads and German pastries at this tiny bakery, which also stocks health and beauty products including natural soaps.
Russian Far East
A short stroll from the train station, Felicita is an attractive, Italian-themed cafe, with coffee, salads, light meals and pizzas.
Fethiye
This snack bar–style eatery on a quiet lane serves pide with all the classic toppings and lahmacun (Arabic-style pizza).
Szczecin
If your digs don’t do breakfast, this place will in the form of brain-rousing coffee and monster pastries for a couple of złoty.
Tuva
Once the place to get a cuppa joe in Kyzyl, Coffee Man is now just another cafe, but one with filling pancakes and an English menu.
Western Finnmark
Both pub and cafe-restaurant, Åstedet Café & Bistro serves a range of meaty mains plus the usual burgers, pizzas and salads.
The Lake District
Kendal's veggies make a beeline for this riverside cafe, an old fave for filling sandwiches, flapjacks and naughty-but-nice cakes.
Southeast Iceland
For a quick bite, the usual fast-food suspects at the N1's busy all-day grill-bar may suffice. Kitchen closes at 9.30pm in summer.
Como
Fresh fruit, vegetables and delicacies abound at Como’s food market outside Porta Torre.
Klagenfurt
A friendly, beery pub with a menu of well-priced Austrian lunchtime favourites, meaty bar snacks and Carinthia's own Wimitz beer.
East Iceland
The no-frills, low-key local chowhouse, serving up hot dogs, burgers and toasted sandwiches. There’s a stack of groceries, too.
Ghent
Cheap, tasty and with whopping portion sizes, Yaki Noodle is a student fave, best for big appetites or friends who like to share.
Cambridge
A student favourite serving up classic British dishes and local real ales in a 17th century restaurant with open fires and beams.
Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês
If you’re just in town long enough for a cup of something strong and a nibble of something sweet, then search out this bakery.
Black Sea Coast
Just a few steps away from the seaside promenade, there is a festive, open-air joint serving up cold beer and sizzling shashlyk.
Frankfurt am Main
Colourful stalls sell fresh fruit and veggies, dark breads, cheeses, sausages and other picnic fare in front of the Südbahnhof.
Koper
There’s an outdoor market not far from the shore, and it's surrounded by cheap eating spots and cafe-bars popular with locals.
Turquoise Coast
Above the market, Kordon has an attractive, breezy terrace overlooking the harbour, and fresh fish – try the grilled sea bass.
Slavonia
The food is nothing to write home about here but the pretty riverside setting at this long-standing restaurant steals the show.
Lithuania
The pick of a small, uninspiring bunch, this restaurant serves Lithuanian staples and quantity-over-quality set lunches (€4).
Marseille
This lively market sells a good range of fresh produce and is the place for picnic supplies. On Monday there are also flowers.
Irkutsk
Domino may tout itself as a pizza joint but has saved many an early-morning breakfast hunter with its bliny and strong coffee.
Chios
This historical parlour has been treating visitors and locals to great mastic-flavoured and dried-fruit ice creams since 1929.
Mykonos
Just up from Psarou beach, this established favourite focuses largely on the bounty of the sea, prepared Mediterranean-style.
Funchal
This street cafe serves up inexpensive lunch fare (sandwiches, pastries and soups) and drinks on pretty Praça do Município.
Carcassonne
Carcassonne’s beautiful stone-columned covered market, dating from 1768, sells local wines, cheeses, shellfish and produce.
Southeastern Anatolia
One of numerous restaurants lining Eski Halfeti's waterfront, Siyah Gül dishes up fresh fish meals and typical kebap plates.
The Douro
The charming wooden booths and tables are almost always crammed with locals who descend for great coffee and better pastries.
Hania Province
Antartis has excellent mezedhes and Cretan dishes such as staka (goat’s-milk sauce over juicy cubes of goat meat).
Andalucía
A pleasant spot under the arches of the town-hall plaza in the upper town, specialising in grilled and baked meats and fish.
Valletta
In the bus station, Dates Kiosk sells traditional mqaret (delicious deep-fried pastries stuffed with spiced dates).
Hora (Mykonos)
A fresh look for a souvlaki joint: bright and cheerful, with well-priced gyros, gourmet burgers, steaks and salads.
Lesvos
A quick, tasty backstreet grill house near the supermarket, with great pork gyros, kebabs, mixed grills and salads.
