Diporto - Epar.Od. Moudrou-Plakas

Excellent Choise Beautiful traditional Tavern Great dishes, Fast Service, Good Prices

After a day of traversing the hills and languid country lanes between Tsigrado in the south and Plaka in the north, a little bit sunburnt, thoroughly pooped, but wholeheartedly chuffed and filled by a sense of adventure and the golden rays of the Aegean sun, we were so pleased by the warm welcome at this unassuming yet charmingly decorated tavern where our feet could at last take a rest. With a chequerboard floor and the local radio switched on, myself and my girlfriend immediately felt at home. Our waiter, a young man, with impish eyes and a chirpy demeanor was swift on his feet and brought our food out quickly (delicious!). An old fella sat on his laptop in the back ground, whilst a lady sat beside, whether she was asleep or not I could not tell, but she looked comfortable, that’s for sure. Ah yes, we were all comfortable on that deep, dark evening where the stars shone bright and a purring cat sat at our feet. What more could one ask for? We played cards and drank till late, I lost the game, but, you know, we all won the night. Bravo! Five stars.

Traditional tavern with reasonable prices and good quality. Very nice staff. Tables are set on a beautiful street that helps to create a nice atmosphere.

Nice and simple but good quality food in super cute location. Fast and friendly staff.

Location is stunning in the heart of plaka but on a quiet side alley. Comparatively less fancy and more home style than other restaurants in the area. Kolokithokeftedes (courgette fritters) were delish, as was the katzidi (goat). Everything we ate was tasty, no complaints. Price good too. With a few beers - €50 for two people.

Great food, and great wine selection for reasonable price. Try the katzika from the Peloponneso if you like white. For the food, try it all :) Cool and friendly service, easy, relaxing, silent, not stressing. Loved it at 100%.

This restaurant was amazing. Our feta entré was to die for

Best meal in Milos. Casual, authentic, friendly. No hype, just the real Greek, home cooking you probably hoped to find while visiting Greece, and in a quaint taverna that looks the way you imagine it did a century ago. It's the real deal.