Teloneio — Restaurant in Municipality of East Mani

We honestly only went to this place for the view and to sit close to the sea, but unfortunately, it lived up to the bad reviews. The table was so sticky that we couldn’t even rest our arms on it, making us feel uncomfortable right away. Every time we needed to interact with the waitstaff, we had to wait and signal them—no one came to check if everything was okay or if we wanted another drink. The staff seemed more interested in joking around with each other than attending to the customers.

On top of that, the place was incredibly overpriced. We’re not in London, Berlin, or any expensive city; we were in a small town, yet we were paying prices as if we were in Paris or New York. The cocktails tasted awful, and the snacks seemed like they were leftovers from the previous day. Nothing tasted good, and the whole experience was a cliché—bad service, bad food, and bad drinks.

If you want to enjoy the view, know from the start that everything else will be terrible. The food will be bad, the drinks will be bad, and you’ll pay a high price for it all. Avoid this place unless you're only there for the view, because everything else is just...

This place used to have nice food — but has recently turned into EDM-pumping, over-priced pretentiousness, w/ mediocre “japanese-peruvian” (in Mani, really?) offerings at top dollar.

Lounge chair prices compete expensive hotels anywhere in country - we were quoted 60 EUR for two people on a Wednesday afternoon at 5pm just to sit down.

None of this would matter if it wasn’t also blasting loud electronic music all over what used to be a charming quiet traditional mani village - the noise is impossible to escape even when swimming around the bay or walking around the tiny place.

The future of “elite” mass tourism has arrived in Mani, and it...

Great restaurant in a fantastic location. The food quality was of the highest standard, the shrimp spaghetti was superb! We appreciated the fact that their menu includes details of where their supplies are sourced from.

There is normally a pianist and a singer playing live jazz music which I would expect makes the overall experience even better - unfortunately they were not playing on the night we visited, but even with the background music the ambience was unique.

Tip: aim to be there 20-30 min before the sunset to enjoy the breathtaking views from the restaurant.

Overall a MUST visit in Limeni, will definitely...