Το Στερνάκι — Restaurant in Municipality of Milos

I can't talk about the food of this place because the waitress didn't let me have a sit. I came to Milos in march which means so many places are closed, and finally found an open restaurant but when they ask for COVID vaccinated we were refused the entrance because the certificate is not from the European Union. We explained it was from Mexico so it is not in the system but it has the date of last vaccination and a name that you can match against our passports (which is not accepted in Greece and Athens and the airport), but she simply didn't want to make sense of the situation, saying there was no third shot when the las dose was less than 6 months ago. Anyways...very disappointed on the attitude from some people...

I went there for a liquor after my dinner at home. For a shot of Masticha, glass full of ice, they let me pay 8€. (The price of a bottle of such liquor is 12€ at the supermarket).

This is just a small restaurant in Milos on top of a hill, in the small community of Triovasalos. They told me that was fair to claim the same amount of a cocktail...masticha is jusy a simple liquor.

This is my first bad experience during my holidays in Greece, where I have had drinks and cocktails in bars located on 10 meters from the beach, in such locations the max price I payed for a REAL cocktail like a Negroni or a Campari Spritz was lower than what they clamed in this unfortunate expereince.

My first...

I ordered grilled octopus for dinner, turned out to be the worst food I ever had in Greece. The octopus is not fresh, and to make the matter worse, it is overly grilled, hard to cut even with a knife. I complained to the waitress and changed the food to grilled sausage with fries. The grilled sausage is fine, the fries are below the average I had elsewhere, they are overly greesy. Locals are smoking freely inside the restaurant all the time, if you are a non-smoker, think twice before...