Lofos Restaurant und Pizzeria — Restaurant in Zakynthos Municipality

Saw this place 2 years ago and kicked myself for not eating there,came back to Zante for honeymoon and made sure me and my wife came here,you are paying for the view that’s it’s,no welcoming,fine a seat,no offer of water,wine was as hot as the sea glasses were dirty and the bucket that accompanied the wine with the ice in was dirty,attacked by wasps and scrounging cats,the food was dismal,Customer service was dismal the only thing about this place was the view and that’s it,if my dog would have turned its nose up at the bone from the stake I would of patted her on the head and gone and got her a sirloin. Avoid Avoid Avoid Send in Gordon Ramsay this place has so my more to give and it’s...

Venture slightly inland (while others tend to stick to the seaside destinations) and you may stumble upon this lovely taverna overlooking a valley filled with olive trees. At sunset the neighbouring hill with a church hid us in its shade - a breathtaking view which only enhanced the overall experience. Their moussaka was to die for.. Haven't had one as good as this before or since (when you visit, make sure to say hello to a very friendly goat which can be found right next to their parking lot)

NB. Lofos appears to be frequented by the locals (rather than just the tourists) which I take to be a testament to the taverna's traditional roots and a reliable...

We found this fantastic restaurant by a lucky punch on google maps. When we arrived the sun was setting over the mountain and the restaurant wasn't too crowded. The view was beautiful over the valley as the lights were turned on in the villages below. The service was very good and the waiter recommended the beef stifado and came with a sample for us. It was perfectly tender and delicious and we ended up ordering it for the whole family. Finally we ordered a cup of coffee and as a final treat the waiter brought us a piece of local cake for free. The cake was amazingly good, the only problem was that we were so full that we were hard pressed...