Crazy Rooster — Restaurant in Skiathos Municipality

I've given this place a score as they managed to fit us in on a busy night. Unfortunately it was all downhill from there! Having been seated we were basically ignored. Our order was eventually taken, then the wait began. A couple who were seated next to us after we arrived promptly had their drinks delivered and the arrival of their food prompted me to ask for the wine we'd ordered. A further wait, followed by an apology from the manager and our food finally arrived and it was underwhelming, with my chicken kebab being cold, so had obviously been sat and hence our wait! And as for the Crazy Rooster special sauce; a bland garlic mayo!

The entertainment for the evening was provided by an obnoxious elderly 'Cockney' gentleman, who was obviously a 'regular' as he knew all the staff by name and was everyone's 'mate'. His volume increased progressively and the colour of his language became bluer with the number of bottles of wine he ordered. However the only useful thing he had to say and the highlight of the evening was when he loudly announced that he was "a w**ker...

If you’re looking for a hidden gem in the hills of Skiathos, Crazy Rooster is the place to be. The setting is absolutely beautiful – surrounded by fig trees, with a lovely pool and warm lights that create a magical atmosphere in the evening.

The food was just as memorable as the setting. We loved the juicy cheeseburger, the traditional lamb which was cooked to perfection, and the incredible homemade desserts – especially the hot orange cake, which is simply unforgettable.

What truly makes this restaurant special, though, are the owners. They are so friendly and welcoming, and they’ve managed to create a place that feels both relaxing and full of charm.

A perfect combination of great food, beautiful surroundings, and genuine hospitality. Definitely a must-visit in Skiathos!

We will definetly visit the next days and extend the list of other foods we...

We went there for the Greek night. It was fun! The staff is lovely, attentive, and generous.

The food was tasty, but some dishes were cold by the time our turn arrived. The way it was organized felt a bit choppy. It’s a buffet, but you have to wait your turn in groups. We were among the last, and by the time we sat down the show had already started, so we barely had time to finish eating.

The show itself was fine. The highlight was jumping in the pool and dancing traditional songs.

We arrived around 19:30, and by 23:00 the night was already wrapping up.

Getting there was easy, we just took the bus to stop 15 and walked a few minutes to...