Drive or walk 3.5km west of Limnionas Beach and you'll find this secret gem perched on a rocky cliff above fish-rich waters ideal for snorkelling and indeed fishing. That sets the agenda – fish breeds change seasonally and so does the menu. The Greek-German couple in charge has an encyclopedic knowledge of local fish and they cook well, too!
Tavern at the End of the World
Samos
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25.88 MILES
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25.53 MILES
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18.24 MILES
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