Yiannis Taverna — Restaurant in Skopelos Municipality

This restaurant is in a perfect location, but that's where everything positive about it ends. They see the guests as donors of money and a source of traffic, not as someone to be wowed by their food, so much so that they want to come for a drink. They are not friendly, their food is mediocre, without any soul. Traditional dishes, moussaka and pasticcio taste like a meal heated in a microwave oven. portion of force, is 1 diminutive tentacle. They brought us a basket of bread, which we did not ask for and was not indicated as an item in the menu. There were 4 small pieces of bread in the basket. Since we found that the bill was higher than we expected, it turned out that the basket of bread represented 2 portions of bread and they charged us 3 euros for that. This kind of behavior is a way of deceiving the guests, they bring something that was not ordered, the price is not indicated anywhere, and in the end they charge for that bread as if it were made of gold. when it was pointed out to them, they did not get upset or try to justify themselves. It is obvious that this is their way...

​My visit to this Greek restaurant was incredibly frustrating and left much to be desired. We waited for over an hour for our fried fish, and when we asked about it, we were told it was being grilled, which was confusing and unprofessional. ​Unfortunately, the problems didn't stop there. After a mediocre meal that was overpriced for the quality, we waited another 15 minutes for the bill. I eventually had to go inside to pay myself. The service was terrible, handled by young, unprofessional waiters. The owner sat by and smoked, only interacting with the staff to shout at them. ​The food itself was very average for the price, and the overall service was a complete letdown. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. Does not deserve a...

Very bad service - nice location. Food is ok (except for the hair in the grilled chicken). But the boss is a disaster... Unfriendly, bad manners (just took away the sun umbrellas without even asking) and 2 class service for Greek and non-greak people. Many other taverns with same very nice location nearby with hopefully better service. When we asked for a look in the kitchen the only reaction was: what's the problem... Good traditional tavernas invite you to see the food as the eye also eats. Greek people on next table got free water carafe but not we tourists...we were scared to complain about the hair in the meal. And still shocked by the behaviour of...