Bakery Ntourountous Sfakia - Traditional & Bio Products — Restaurant in Municipality of Sfakia

The waitresses are SO rude all the time! The girl in the front line (the brunette one with the glasses) is getting nervious all the time and she talks to you so rude and with non well manners...

Tip: try to ask for the exact thing you want, or the waitress is going to yell: I asked you, you told me, I said...!! You can’t talk to your customers like that!! Oh, and when you leave the shop she laughs at you and talk about you with her colleagues and with other greek customers... Non acceptable!

Girl! If you don’t like to work and deal with tourists from all around the world, look for another job!! The people is trying their best speaking in english.. oh, and try to understand that there aren’t only two ways to make coffee... There are plenty of them!

Well located and good...

Awesome breads/pies and absolutely best coffees we have had. The decaf fredo cappuccino had the perfect depth of flavor and beautiful soft foam. We bought both breakfast items to stay and enjoy on the terrace with sea view and we bought 3 huge fluffy pastry pies to take to lunch on the beach. We will be coming back every morning for sure 😍 Also I have to add, the mood with the staff is just so friendly and fun, the good vibes here are simply contagious. We could not stop ourselves from trying a lot of things, did not actually try to stop what would we😅. The manager was so sweet and took her good time to se how we liked it, and I even got a complimentary coffee when I wanted to buy my second one,...

Absolutely loved Ntourountous Bakery in Sfakia! Tucked away just off the main street, this little bakery is the heart of the village. The smell alone will pull you in — fresh bread, pastries, and traditional Cretan pies straight from the oven. Everything tastes homemade and full of care. Their koulouri, spanakopita, and honey cakes are incredible, and the coffee is just as good.

The staff are warm and genuine, always smiling and happy to explain what’s what (even if you don’t speak Greek). You can sit outside, watch the locals go by, and feel like you’ve been part of this town forever. A must-stop if you’re anywhere near Sfakia — it’s the kind of place that makes you fall in love with Crete...