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Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant — Restaurant in Municipality of Kos

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Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Paralia Tigkaki
Dikeo 853 00, Greece
Happy Flamingo Beach
Αλυκές, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Nearby restaurants
Taverne Plori
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Dana Restaurant
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Paron Beach Restaurant
Epar.Od. Tigkakiou, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Molon Labe
Unnamed Road, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Vasilis Restaurant
Main street, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Taverna Nisiotiko
Κωνσταντίνος Κιαπόκας, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Phevos Athena - Gyros House
Epar.Od. Tigkakiou, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Alikes
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Aspros Mylos
Epar.Od. Tigkakiou, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Home Burger Κos Τigaki
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Nearby hotels
Gaia Village Hotel
V5PM+W7, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Tingaki Bay S.A.
Κοινότητα Ασφενδιού, Κως, 85300, Greece
Mythos Apartments
Epar.Od. Tigkakiou, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Li Mango Boutique Rooms
Katras Square Island, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Gaia In Style Hotel
Ματρόζων, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Sentido More Meni Residence
Island, Tigkaki 853 00, Greece
Tropical Sol
Beach, Tigaki, Κώς 853 00, Greece
Ipanema Hotel - cafe bar
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Oneiro Boutique Hotel
Tigaki 853 00, Greece
Pelopas Resort
Main Street, Tigaki, Tigaki 85300, Greece
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Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant

Tigaki 853 00, Greece
4.7(202)
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attractions: Paralia Tigkaki, Happy Flamingo Beach, restaurants: Taverne Plori, Dana Restaurant, Paron Beach Restaurant, Molon Labe, Vasilis Restaurant, Taverna Nisiotiko, Phevos Athena - Gyros House, Alikes, Aspros Mylos, Home Burger Κos Τigaki
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roosterkos.gr

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Nearby attractions of Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant

Paralia Tigkaki

Happy Flamingo Beach

Paralia Tigkaki

Paralia Tigkaki

4.5

(171)

Open 24 hours
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Happy Flamingo Beach

Happy Flamingo Beach

4.7

(328)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Birdwatching, Herping and Wildlife Photography
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Nearby restaurants of Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant

Taverne Plori

Dana Restaurant

Paron Beach Restaurant

Molon Labe

Vasilis Restaurant

Taverna Nisiotiko

Phevos Athena - Gyros House

Alikes

Aspros Mylos

Home Burger Κos Τigaki

Taverne Plori

Taverne Plori

4.8

(510)

$$

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Dana Restaurant

Dana Restaurant

4.3

(205)

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Paron Beach Restaurant

Paron Beach Restaurant

4.4

(225)

$$

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Molon Labe

Molon Labe

4.5

(122)

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Reviews of Rooster Beach Bar Restaurant

4.7
(202)
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3.0
3y

We were quite disappointed with both our mains, and explained our concerns with the waitor. He told us they had a "young and ambitious team" in the kitchen with a philosophy behind their menu (modernizing traditional dishes). As a chef and a cooking class teacher I would like to elaborate and share my thoughts:

A young chef in his mid-to-late twenties may think his menu is based on some special well-developed "philosophy", but more often than not, this is an ego-driven delusion (I speak from first hand experience as I had my first head-chef position at a way too early age, back in 1999).

There is a reason we use fatty cuts of meat for long term braising/baking (preferably still on the bone): Lean muscles will get dry and impossible to eat if you dry-slowcook them, therefore, you need to use more fatty cuts for the "roast lamb" dish, alternatively use whole roasted leg of lamb.

There is also a reason classical dishes like stroganoff and goulash are served with pickles... they add salt and acidity. An experienced chef would never put a creamed, cheesy, fatty bechamel over a long cooked stew... the pasta with braised beef needs more acid- skip the heavy cheese sauce and simply sprinkle som thinly cut red onions, parsley and black olives (or maybe tapenade) on top to "break up" the rich dish.

"Fusion", "cross-over", "modern traditional bla bla" is very hard to get right, most people fail (and the restaurant closes just be opened by a new similar "concept" which also closes) that is why almost every experienced chef always return to the classical dishes, with special attention to the produce and seasons. To succeed with "modern-traditional" takes much more than just choosing fancy plates and squared serving-trays and changing technique to something that sounds cool.

That being said, the pommes frites, the burger and meze/starter were all cooked right and tasty - the service was friendly and professional, and investors should be applauded for giving young people a chance, I was once such a chef, and my guests were also paying for me to learn...

If you order the modern dishes I am sure you will have a nice meal, however the modern twist to the more classical ones need more thinking and testing, understanding the role of fat and acids is important here.

Good luck, I wish you all the best & success- never...

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5.0
26w

While visiting Kos, my wife and I had the pleasure of dining at The Rooster Bar, Café & Restaurant, located near Tigaki Beach, a true standout both in location and service.

From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine smiles and offered our choice of seating. The staff were consistently kind, polite, and professional, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Service was swift and attentive, our water glasses were regularly refilled without needing to ask, and nothing felt rushed.

I ordered the chicken burger from the street food category, minus the lettuce and tomato and was served a flavourful combination of crispy bacon, grilled chicken, sliced cheese, and chili mayo, all packed into a soft brioche bun. It came with a portion of golden chips and one of the most delicious garlic sauces I've ever tasted. Each bite was pure joy, and I was genuinely disappointed I couldn’t fit in more.

I also enjoyed a refreshing strawberry milkshake that perfectly complemented the meal. My wife chose the Greek salad, which featured a unique twist: instead of traditional feta chunks, it came topped with a light, creamy feta mousse. Paired with a glass of white wine, she was thoroughly pleased.

We paid and left still surrounded by friendly smiles and sincere gratitude, a small touch that made a lasting impression. The restaurant itself is right in front of Tigaki Beach with its own walkway and beach access, surrounded by beautiful greenery that adds to the serene setting.

For those arriving by ferry, The Rooster is approximately 12–13 km from Kos Port and Kos Town. We drove from our accommodation near Vasileos Georgiou B 22 in Kos Town and it took roughly 25 minutes by car.

All in all, it felt like a place where people are genuinely happy to take care of you, and the food? Exactly what I had hoped for and more. Highly recommended for anyone looking to dine well by the beach on the...

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2.0
24w

Lovely looking restaurant spacious and clean. Staff attentive and friendly. However ordered lobster as a special holiday treat 35 euro each and it came overcooked and underwhelming. Like half a large shrimp that had seen better days. As we were on holiday we didn't want to complain spoil the mood. Staff asked if we were happy with meal and we knew they could also see it was poorly cooked (hinting for us to complain?) My girlfriend commented she was struggling as it was tricky to de-shell (a hint it was rubbery hoping Staff would be the ones to say it shouldn't be that way) instead they just brought napkins. We decided not to chance a dessert for more disappointment and asked for bill again asked if everything was OK. Now I know people may say we should have said something but surely Staff cooking and serving should be the ones responsible for quality. We paid we left we even left a tip as the atmosphere Staff and drinks were nice but I really think they need to consider their responsibility to ensure quality food. Hopefully just a one bad meal situation but every meal should be amazing especially when you order the most...

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Martin MesicekMartin Mesicek
We were quite disappointed with both our mains, and explained our concerns with the waitor. He told us they had a "young and ambitious team" in the kitchen with a philosophy behind their menu (modernizing traditional dishes). As a chef and a cooking class teacher I would like to elaborate and share my thoughts: A young chef in his mid-to-late twenties may think his menu is based on some special well-developed "philosophy", but more often than not, this is an ego-driven delusion (I speak from first hand experience as I had my first head-chef position at a way too early age, back in 1999). There is a reason we use fatty cuts of meat for long term braising/baking (preferably still on the bone): Lean muscles will get dry and impossible to eat if you dry-slowcook them, therefore, you need to use more fatty cuts for the "roast lamb" dish, alternatively use whole roasted leg of lamb. There is also a reason classical dishes like stroganoff and goulash are served with pickles... they add salt and acidity. An experienced chef would never put a creamed, cheesy, fatty bechamel over a long cooked stew... the pasta with braised beef needs more acid- skip the heavy cheese sauce and simply sprinkle som thinly cut red onions, parsley and black olives (or maybe tapenade) on top to "break up" the rich dish. "Fusion", "cross-over", "modern traditional bla bla" is very hard to get right, most people fail (and the restaurant closes just be opened by a new similar "concept" which also closes) that is why almost every experienced chef always return to the classical dishes, with special attention to the produce and seasons. To succeed with "modern-traditional" takes much more than just choosing fancy plates and squared serving-trays and changing technique to something that sounds cool. That being said, the pommes frites, the burger and meze/starter were all cooked right and tasty - the service was friendly and professional, and investors should be applauded for giving young people a chance, I was once such a chef, and my guests were also paying for me to learn... If you order the modern dishes I am sure you will have a nice meal, however the modern twist to the more classical ones need more thinking and testing, understanding the role of fat and acids is important here. Good luck, I wish you all the best & success- never stop learning.
Darren McloughlinDarren Mcloughlin
While visiting Kos, my wife and I had the pleasure of dining at The Rooster Bar, Café & Restaurant, located near Tigaki Beach, a true standout both in location and service. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine smiles and offered our choice of seating. The staff were consistently kind, polite, and professional, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Service was swift and attentive, our water glasses were regularly refilled without needing to ask, and nothing felt rushed. I ordered the chicken burger from the street food category, minus the lettuce and tomato and was served a flavourful combination of crispy bacon, grilled chicken, sliced cheese, and chili mayo, all packed into a soft brioche bun. It came with a portion of golden chips and one of the most delicious garlic sauces I've ever tasted. Each bite was pure joy, and I was genuinely disappointed I couldn’t fit in more. I also enjoyed a refreshing strawberry milkshake that perfectly complemented the meal. My wife chose the Greek salad, which featured a unique twist: instead of traditional feta chunks, it came topped with a light, creamy feta mousse. Paired with a glass of white wine, she was thoroughly pleased. We paid and left still surrounded by friendly smiles and sincere gratitude, a small touch that made a lasting impression. The restaurant itself is right in front of Tigaki Beach with its own walkway and beach access, surrounded by beautiful greenery that adds to the serene setting. For those arriving by ferry, The Rooster is approximately 12–13 km from Kos Port and Kos Town. We drove from our accommodation near Vasileos Georgiou B 22 in Kos Town and it took roughly 25 minutes by car. All in all, it felt like a place where people are genuinely happy to take care of you, and the food? Exactly what I had hoped for and more. Highly recommended for anyone looking to dine well by the beach on the island of Kos.
Dave MacgregorDave Macgregor
Lovely looking restaurant spacious and clean. Staff attentive and friendly. However ordered lobster as a special holiday treat 35 euro each and it came overcooked and underwhelming. Like half a large shrimp that had seen better days. As we were on holiday we didn't want to complain spoil the mood. Staff asked if we were happy with meal and we knew they could also see it was poorly cooked (hinting for us to complain?) My girlfriend commented she was struggling as it was tricky to de-shell (a hint it was rubbery hoping Staff would be the ones to say it shouldn't be that way) instead they just brought napkins. We decided not to chance a dessert for more disappointment and asked for bill again asked if everything was OK. Now I know people may say we should have said something but surely Staff cooking and serving should be the ones responsible for quality. We paid we left we even left a tip as the atmosphere Staff and drinks were nice but I really think they need to consider their responsibility to ensure quality food. Hopefully just a one bad meal situation but every meal should be amazing especially when you order the most expensive dish.
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We were quite disappointed with both our mains, and explained our concerns with the waitor. He told us they had a "young and ambitious team" in the kitchen with a philosophy behind their menu (modernizing traditional dishes). As a chef and a cooking class teacher I would like to elaborate and share my thoughts: A young chef in his mid-to-late twenties may think his menu is based on some special well-developed "philosophy", but more often than not, this is an ego-driven delusion (I speak from first hand experience as I had my first head-chef position at a way too early age, back in 1999). There is a reason we use fatty cuts of meat for long term braising/baking (preferably still on the bone): Lean muscles will get dry and impossible to eat if you dry-slowcook them, therefore, you need to use more fatty cuts for the "roast lamb" dish, alternatively use whole roasted leg of lamb. There is also a reason classical dishes like stroganoff and goulash are served with pickles... they add salt and acidity. An experienced chef would never put a creamed, cheesy, fatty bechamel over a long cooked stew... the pasta with braised beef needs more acid- skip the heavy cheese sauce and simply sprinkle som thinly cut red onions, parsley and black olives (or maybe tapenade) on top to "break up" the rich dish. "Fusion", "cross-over", "modern traditional bla bla" is very hard to get right, most people fail (and the restaurant closes just be opened by a new similar "concept" which also closes) that is why almost every experienced chef always return to the classical dishes, with special attention to the produce and seasons. To succeed with "modern-traditional" takes much more than just choosing fancy plates and squared serving-trays and changing technique to something that sounds cool. That being said, the pommes frites, the burger and meze/starter were all cooked right and tasty - the service was friendly and professional, and investors should be applauded for giving young people a chance, I was once such a chef, and my guests were also paying for me to learn... If you order the modern dishes I am sure you will have a nice meal, however the modern twist to the more classical ones need more thinking and testing, understanding the role of fat and acids is important here. Good luck, I wish you all the best & success- never stop learning.
Martin Mesicek

Martin Mesicek

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While visiting Kos, my wife and I had the pleasure of dining at The Rooster Bar, Café & Restaurant, located near Tigaki Beach, a true standout both in location and service. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine smiles and offered our choice of seating. The staff were consistently kind, polite, and professional, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Service was swift and attentive, our water glasses were regularly refilled without needing to ask, and nothing felt rushed. I ordered the chicken burger from the street food category, minus the lettuce and tomato and was served a flavourful combination of crispy bacon, grilled chicken, sliced cheese, and chili mayo, all packed into a soft brioche bun. It came with a portion of golden chips and one of the most delicious garlic sauces I've ever tasted. Each bite was pure joy, and I was genuinely disappointed I couldn’t fit in more. I also enjoyed a refreshing strawberry milkshake that perfectly complemented the meal. My wife chose the Greek salad, which featured a unique twist: instead of traditional feta chunks, it came topped with a light, creamy feta mousse. Paired with a glass of white wine, she was thoroughly pleased. We paid and left still surrounded by friendly smiles and sincere gratitude, a small touch that made a lasting impression. The restaurant itself is right in front of Tigaki Beach with its own walkway and beach access, surrounded by beautiful greenery that adds to the serene setting. For those arriving by ferry, The Rooster is approximately 12–13 km from Kos Port and Kos Town. We drove from our accommodation near Vasileos Georgiou B 22 in Kos Town and it took roughly 25 minutes by car. All in all, it felt like a place where people are genuinely happy to take care of you, and the food? Exactly what I had hoped for and more. Highly recommended for anyone looking to dine well by the beach on the island of Kos.
Darren Mcloughlin

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Lovely looking restaurant spacious and clean. Staff attentive and friendly. However ordered lobster as a special holiday treat 35 euro each and it came overcooked and underwhelming. Like half a large shrimp that had seen better days. As we were on holiday we didn't want to complain spoil the mood. Staff asked if we were happy with meal and we knew they could also see it was poorly cooked (hinting for us to complain?) My girlfriend commented she was struggling as it was tricky to de-shell (a hint it was rubbery hoping Staff would be the ones to say it shouldn't be that way) instead they just brought napkins. We decided not to chance a dessert for more disappointment and asked for bill again asked if everything was OK. Now I know people may say we should have said something but surely Staff cooking and serving should be the ones responsible for quality. We paid we left we even left a tip as the atmosphere Staff and drinks were nice but I really think they need to consider their responsibility to ensure quality food. Hopefully just a one bad meal situation but every meal should be amazing especially when you order the most expensive dish.
Dave Macgregor

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