In a handsome 19th-century neoclassical building (and former Italian Police station), Manolis Tastes has a roof terrace and upstairs lounge, and fine dining in a cream-and-wood interior. The real draw is Chef Manolis, his culinary flair recognised internationally. Mussels with ouzo, and pork with mustard and honey, are just a few of the splendid dishes served here. A must visit.
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