Thalassino Ageri - Vivilaki str 35 Tabakaria

Name: Thalassino Ageri - Vivilaki str 35 Tabakaria
Address: Vivilaki str 35 Tabakaria, Chania 731 33, Greece, 731, Greece

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Vivilaki str 35 Tabakaria, Chania 731 33, Greece
Phone :	📞 +8
Postal code :	731
Website :	https://www.thalasino-ageri.gr/
Categories :	Greek restaurant ,

Vivilaki str 35 Tabakaria, Chania 731 33, Greece

Best Greek restaurant in Greece

E	Ellie Cockburn on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Breathtaking view. Food was delicious and waiters very friendly. Fantastic coconut semolina with raki and strawberries. Our only disappointment was a delay in service towards the end of the meal however we understand the restaurant became extremely busy. A perfect spot to watch the sunset and eat some catch of the day.
C	Carsten Kleinmeulman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An awesome view on the sea, when sitting on the sand, so a place to see the sunset. The service was fine, as they served the food fast, checked if we were doing fine once and gave us a treat before receiving the bill. The food was tasty, mainly the snapper was a new fish that we tried, and liked. Recommend
O	Olivia Melchior on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great seafood restaurant near Chania and beautiful sunset by the sea. Service was fast and friendly staff but they get busy quickly we arrived as soon as they opened. Booking is needed. We had lots of fresh fish
F	Francesco Errede on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Full dinner with quality fresh fish. Every dish was really good, the service was fast and the atmosphere on the sand was great for sunset. Make sure you book in advance, especially if you want to first line just a step from the water
M	Moody on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place gets its name for the fantastic sunset view it has. A lovely family run restaurant. We visited this restaurant before the high season and was almost 90% full. Definitely a busy spot, filled mostly with tourists. When it comes to the selection of fish, many of the fish were unavailable which was a shame as we had our eyes set on them. However no worries mixing it up. I found the food bang on average, nothing to justify the higher prices seen in Crete. The service staff were lovely however they were quite understaffed and lead to long wait times but completely understandable as it wasn’t the high season. Lastly to touch on the menu, when we ordered, we were charged per gram however we ordered by portion expecting to pay the portion amount and not the per gram amount. It made the bill largely higher, just take note of that.
J	Jarelle Goh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Taking dinning by the sea to the next level. We were literally beside the sea, just short of some splashes of seawater on our faces. The rocks broke the waves so dining here is completely safe. The food was great and it’s one of the most memorable dining experiences that you’ll probably not find elsewhere. Watching the sun set while listening to the waves & having your dinner at the same time - it’ll be hard to forget this experience.
L	Louise Rudd on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place had been recommended by my friend who's from Chania, and she insisted that we came. Neither of us had sat on a beach for dinner before with the sea so close, and it was an amazing place to enjoy the sunset. We had sea urchins, grilled squid, mussels in olive oil and a whole red snapper with a bottle of Cretan wine. Everything was fantastic and couldn't recommend this place enough. Best seafood we've had in Crete.
N	Natalie Chan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not bad, but not great. Came here because Mark Wiens recommended it on his channel. I usually find his recommendations to be spot on but this was a forgettable meal. Sure, the view is great and the restaurant is somewhat secluded from town, but I wouldn’t come here for the food. Also, when we were there 100% of the clientele were tourists, I imagine the locals have better places to go for seafood?