Drosiá Menites — Restaurant in Municipality of Andros

We’ve been coming to Drosia for the past three summers, and it’s truly one of the highlights of our summer. This small, local village taverna captures everything we love about Greece: fresh, delicious food, warm hospitality, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

The food here is outstanding. The kolokithokeftedes (courgette fritters) are possibly the best we’ve had anywhere in Greece — perfectly crisp on the outside, soft and flavorful inside. The horiatiki (Greek salad) is a classic done right, with ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, tangy feta, and juicy, sublime capers.

The coffee is also a treat: the Freddo cappuccino and Freddo espresso are prepared with care and always hit the spot, whether to start the day or as a refreshing pick-me-up after a meal.

What makes Drosiá truly special, though, is the people. The staff are consistently friendly, attentive without ever being rushed, and they make you feel like part of the family. You can sense the pride they take in their food and their village.

So when in Andros, don’t miss Drosiá. It’s a place that feeds both your stomach and your soul — with the warm Androit hospitality that will keep you coming back...

I have been visiting Drosia for the last 15 or more years. It’s a family run taverna with the recipes passed from grandma to daughter (or son in this case). You will not call it haute cuisine, but it’s homemade food made with care and love! It’s freshly made daily, using only the best ingredients. Service is quick and the guys are happy to accommodate you whether you are there for an in-out experience or you are for a more relaxed, Greek styled, taking your time dinner. Food wise the “naked salad” is great, his Greek salad is also good. Horta, zucchini balls and fourtalia...

Very nice location, food was good. The waiter was forgetting plates we order but he was very polite young man. Clean patio, reasonable prices. A party of 5 we pay around 70 euros with drinks. If you looking an outside restaurant with beautiful nature scenery, it's worth a visit. No...