Where to Eat in
Northern Rhodes
Greece Travel Secrets recommends where to eat in Northern Rhodes, including fish restaurants and roadside tavernas in Faliraki, Ixia, Kamiros and Charaki.
Argo Seafood Restaurant in Charaki
Where to Eat in Northern Rhodes
Charaki
Seafood Dish at the Argo Seafood Restaurant
Argo Seafood Restaurant
The Argo has a prime position on a rocky promontory at the
quiet southern end of Charaki beach, which makes this fine restaurant a
delightful place to eat. The service is excellent and there’s a good range of
dishes with local fish a speciality.
http://argorestaurant.gr/V2/
Faliraki
Kastri Beach Taverna
Kastri Beach Taverna
Fresh pizzas cooked in the oven are a popular choice in this
otherwise very Greek taverna where you know the food will be good as it's as
popular with locals (they cater for weddings and parties) as it is with
visitors. It’s been in business in the same family since 1978, and is open for
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
https://kastri-faliraki.com/restaurant-2/
Some Cool Rhodes Souvenirs
Ixia
Dimitrios
A popular grillhouse that offers generous Greek and
international dishes and a good choice of tasty desserts.
No website. Phone: +30 2241 095190
Kamiros
Taverna Old Kamiros
Taverna Old Kamiros
Standard Greek cooking is on the menu at this roadside
taverna, but choose one of the tasty fish dishes done in oil or grilled for a very
fresh meal. There’s also a wide selection of salads.
https://www.facebook.com/OldKamiros/
Kamiros Skala
Althemenis Fish Restaurant
Althemenis Fish Restaurant
This fish restaurant comes well-recommended, being very
popular with the locals. A sunny outdoor terrace overlooks the fishing harbour,
and a big menu includes such expensive treats as red mullet and lobster. For
starters try the fried aubergines, and also check out the good salads and dips.
https://althemenis-fish-restaurant.business.site
Kolympia
Sample Dish at the Limanaki Fish Restaurant
To Limanaki
Long-established fish taverna, in a good position
overlooking beach. There’s even an old fishing boat beached alongside to add to
the atmosphere.
https://www.facebook.com/Limanaki.Restaurant.Kolympia
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