If you are taller than 6 foot (180cm) or just don't like narrow, cramped spaces do not go, it will be a torture! The people who lived 2 millennia ago and have build these marvelous tunnels were much much smaller. On Today's standards you could say it was built by dwarfs.

Last time I visited the sight was on 2017 with my 6 years old son and it was fantastic. We went the whole route and we returned to the start from the mountain. Yesterday ( 08-07-2023) I revisited the sight with my 11 years old now son. They said that it is not allowed for kids to enter the sight if they are less than 14 years old. Also you can't go through the whole route. They said that it is because of covid registrations. Really? It's like going to Athens and not being able to visit Parthenon. I change my grade to one star and will remain like that until they change it back to normal.

While being on Samos it is a must see attraction. The tunnel makes an amazing impression if you know its history. You can enter only at certain times (different lengths of routes and prices). Unfortunately now (May 2022) it is not possible to go to the end of the tunnel because of the coronavirus. You should also mind that first meters are very narrow and you have to practically squeeze through, which may be a problem for people with claustrophobia or overweight. The only disadvantage is that the guide only leads the way in the tunnel and do not tell any informations about it, so you have to read everything by yourself.

A remarkable feat of ancient engineering. A place worth seeing, a long, low and tight tunnel with an aqueduct dug a few meters below. A place well prepared for visitors, additionally with a beautiful view of the area. ATTENTION! Children under the age of 14 are not allowed to enter.

4 stars because the trip in the tunnel is quite a remarkable experience. The one star missing to 5-star is because there is no guide to explain what you see, why it's like this or any further info that adds up to the experience.

Amazing to view, it would’ve been better if there was more of a guide to describe what was happening, but it is a wonder of the ancient world and worth seeing the engineering is incredibly impressive given it was 2 1/2 thousand years ago

impressive tunnels. with the exposure it also somehow has something romantic. it is very cold compared to the outside temperature in summer, I recommend a thin jacket for sensitive people.

Interesting place, good underground walking. It is worthy to visit when you visit Pitagorio town.

A helmet and instructions were given to us before we went inside. We took the small route of 250 metres which lasted about 30 minutes (going in and then out). You need to wear non slippery shoes. Do not go in if you are claustrophobic. There is a small entrance very narrow and the tunnel all the way is very dark. If you read the story though, you will be amazed of what you are visiting and was built before 2500 years. A must do when in Samos! Don't miss it.

Do NOT go if you are afraid of heights or narrow places. Other than that a masterpiece of ancient engineering that you definitely have to visit! Most of the tours need a scheduled appointment (just call in advance). Tour guide is actually there for safety reasons ( as others have mentioned) so do your homework beforehand. Would really like though that last point to change and that is why I cut one star. Definitely worth visiting!

Absolutely amazing! 10 euros for 400 meters and back of excitement. The reviewers who said you couldn't go very far (and almost discouraged me) obviously bought the wrong ticket.

We paid 10 euro for a 25 minute trip. It was supposed to be 40 minutes. The guide doesn't tell anything about the tunnel. She only escorts you through it. If you have questions better read about this place by yourself. You can also get tickets for 8 euro to see the half of the way.

Amazing they could built this more than 2000 years ago. Can go 420m into the tunnel which is 1200m long. Also you can find the other entrance at N 37° 42.189', E 026° 55.515'. takes like 35min back and in. Very nice

Impressive feat of engineering if you think of how it was dug in the 6th century BC from two sides. The tunnel is 1,036 metres long, and at the rendezvous the closing error in altitude for the two tunnels was only a few millimetres. Take the long tour from the southern entrance which takes you to the rendezvous point and back.

I loved it. A place surely not to miss. Considering it happened during the 6th century before Christ means a lot. These guys miss the perfect connection of two different tunnels by 40cm.

The entrance to the tunnel is quite narrow and low, so be prepared to stoop over. The guide is a safety guide, not a tour guide, so make sure to do your reading about the history before you go. It's a fascinating place, well worth the visit. There are 3 different options to visit the tunnel and two of them require advance booking so be sure to check out the website to see which tour best suits you.

When you are in the neighborhood of Pythagoreio you should definitely give this monastery a visit. The atmosphere is really calm and quite. The views over the bay, sea and airport are very nice. The chapel is located in a cave and is really peaceful. I would say a visit is worthwhile when you are in the neighborhood or combined with other sites in the surrounding area. There are two public toilets but one was out of order and the other had no toilet paper. That was quite annoying.

There is a cave for prayers, nice views of Pythagoreio city. You can go there dirty road with some incline.

The reasons to visit here are the view and the cave. The monastery and chapel are nice too. The view is breathtaking. You can view a large portion of the south side of the island from here. The cave is very impressive. The water from the holy spring runs across the ceiling of the cave, giving it a special atmosphere.

At a distance it looks like a big house. So I decided to go there. And i don't regret that. It's the best view you can get over town, a beautiful building and a wonderful cave.

nice vantage point. there isn't that much to see. the little chapel of God somehow has something creepy about it for my taste. at the same time it's also kind of fascinating. Good shooting-spot

We walked a 3 mile circuit from our Zorbas Hotel this cool clear morning. The quiet road has a gentle incline, passing a Hellenistic Villa and aqueduct ruins on the way to the 6th C BC Tunnel of Eupalinos. After viewing its opening, we backtracked up to this monastery founded in 1586 which was free to enter. Passing the courtyard tower, we saw the chapel then descended into the beautiful lighted cave-grotto to its pretty blue chapel. Researchers claim it was a place of worship since ancient times. Back outside near the WC at the old supported pine, we found wonderful views to the town castle, the Roman baths and airport. Returning, we stopped to see the Roman theater and its 4th C BC arched cavern behind the stage. Perfect exercise with great scenery and part of the 1992 UNESCO Pythagorein and Heraion of Samos.

Beautiful monastery with fantastic views of Pythagoreio. Make sure you check out the church within the cave, which might be the hiding and teaching place of Pythagoras, the famous mathematician from Samos. You can drive to the top or walk from the main town in 30 mins.

Amazing sight and amazing church in the cave in an amazing location. The atmosphere inside the church is so fascinating and the view of the airport and the sea and Pythagoreio on the outside Mali it a beautiful combination!

Very beautiful place. Nice view over the ocean and the city of Pythagoreio. I would strongly recommend that you go see this little pearl. Such a lovely view and a little cave where you can light a candle, make a wish and make a prayer if you're into that. It is high above the ocean, be prepared that you'll have to drive at small roads with heavy incline.

Nice place, nice temperatures in the cave. Once you have climbed the hill to the monastery, you then descend 95 steps to the cave dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Παναγία, Panagia, All holy). We are informed that the cave is man made, excavated in ancient times as a quarry for the stone used as building material for the city and its walls. Despite being an artificial grotto, a spring and the remains of an ancient temple discovered here indicate that this was a sacred place in antiquity. It has been suggested that it may have been inhabited by the Samian Sibyl (σίβυλλα, prophetess) Phyto (also referred to as Phemonoe or Foito), and that it was the Cave of Pythagoras (although another cave on Samos also claims this). The water of a pool in the cave, known as the Agiasma (Αγίασμα, Holy Water), is considered to be holy by Christians. A church was built here in Byzantine times, and later a monastery. The cave contains a famous icon of the Virgin believed to have miraculous properties. The cave was used by local people as a place of refuge during times of danger, of which Samos has seen many. Monks no longer live here,.

Beautiful monastery with a view, and the walk through the cave to the chapel was special and exciting

Me ha parecido un lugar muy interesante. Desde lejos parece un santuario en la ladera de la montaña, como otros, pero al llegar encuentras una profunda cueva, impresionante. Y junto al santuario un pino viejo, grandioso... (Translated by Google) I found it a very interesting place. From afar it looks like a sanctuary on the mountainside, like others, but when you arrive you find a deep, impressive cave. And next to the sanctuary an old, grand pine...

Amazing place.. must visit . Things you can't find In mainland Greece

Definitely interesting and well maintained museum with a lot of things to see. Free for up to 25 years old and other categories., 6 euros for the rest. Only problem is that the main exhibit is pottery, which was a little bit all over the place during the ancient times and don’t stand out in comparison with similar sites. Don’t get me wrong still a lot to see. Recommended if you are interested in archeological museums!

Interesting museum about the history of Samos based on archaeological founds. A lot of explanatory texts that tell you about the stuff that you can see. We've spent around 1.5 hours there including reading most of the texts.

The museum and site are on the main road from Samos Town and actually in Pythagorion above the port. The museum has interesting exhibits showing the trading connections of Samos with the mainland, other islands and even Egypt, mostly dating from the main period of the town under Polycrates (533-522BC). The descriptions in English are informative. Outside the Agora and remains of the central town are a compact area with baths workshops housing and the evidence of the later Roman influence with water pipes and other infrastructure. Well worth a visit especially when combined as we did to the tunnel site which is only 2 km from the museum.

Very nice museum. Lots of information about the rich history of Samos. Costs only €6.-. A tip, give the visitor space. Staff follows you continuously as if they are attached to you with a rope. Very annoying and even uncomfortable. But all in all very interesting and educational.

Well worth a visit when you are in Pythagorio.

Worth visiting as it has some nice pieces on display. Cheap entry fee. Queue is shorter than for the Akropolis. Buy tickets in advance online to get fast track entry...... but don't expect it to be organised, you'll have to push your way to the front and speak to the security staff to enter on the time allocated to your ticket.

Very well organized with staff ready to answer questions. The large male statute is the Colossal of Trajan. Colossal statue of emperor Trajan. Early Imperial period. Archaeological Museum of Pythagoreio, Samos, Greece. Definitely recommend visiting this museum while you're here.

Simply amazing! Definitely worth your time & money.

I liked this place very much. Such beautiful relics and items, statues and clay work. I liked the old "city" outside to walk around. Would love to have more history explained, as it can be a little bit hard to get all the info. Very beautiful and very clean. I recommend :)

Very nice and cool museum. Explanations written in both English and Greece. But I really wish they had invested in a tour guides.👍

Must see museum in Pythagorio. Full of ancient artifacts and detailed explanations as well as ruins outside. Price for admission is very resonable!

The most interesting monument is the column that you can see without entering Heraion. If you are not a fan of archaeology you can skip entering a site, because you can see most of it through fence. The place is historically rich but only a small part of the ruins remained until today. Be mindful that excavations are located in the open space, so it can be very hot in the summer.

Heraion is an interesting archeological site. The ruins were once the Temple devoted to the Greek goddess Hera, wife of Zeus. Sadly, not much is left of the temple. There used to be 1500 columns, now there’s only one left. The female sculptures are copies, the original ones are at the Museum of Antiquity in Vathy. Still, I think it’s worth visiting the site.

Fantastic place for those who love history and enjoy learning about ancient civilizations. The staff were helpful and the lady checking tickets so kindly explained us few things about the archaeological site. I recommend this place, although remember to take a bottle of water and a hat with you! Especially during the summer.

What an amazing place. Great beaches and amazing taverns

We didn’t realise but we visited on a national museum day so entrance was free. Really wouldn’t have minded paying as it was certainly worth it. Incredibly well preserved and fascinating to see the size and scale of the ancient Temple or Hera. Definitely worth a visit.

It is really amazing to see the huge column standing and imagine how the whole temple was built. We went on a rainy Sunday in the middle of winter and somebody was there to give us tickets. We were the only two visitors. It is worth seeing!

Sanctuary of Hera. One of the oldest and the most impressive temples. What I absolutely loved was a family offering reconstructed on the site. The mosaic floor with the dolphins is absolutely adorable.

Very interesting - also in combination with the archaeological museum in Samos Town, where most of the excavations from Heraion are.

Amazing and large archeological site with a large variety of things to see from different eras. There is a public bathroom in the back. Bring water, there is very little shade! Recommended to visit the archeological museum in Vathy as well, which has some amazing pieces of art from this site.

Nice place you can learn many things for samos

Away from the main street, Irodion Garden serves as a peaceful getaway from the busier nightlife of Pythagoreio. Delicious food and extremely friendly staff for a very reasonable price as you walk downstairs into the hidden garden. The shareable dishes serve for more than enough. Definitely will return!

Lovely atmosphere set in a courtyard away from the main restaurant. Food was tasty but on the pricier side of restaurants in the port.

Great job! Good food, with their own twist. Theres a lot of similar food served in the town so this was a nice change. One of the best restaurants in town.

Een verborgen parel! Super lekker gegeten (mixed plate for 2) aan zeer democratische prijzen. Erg vriendelijke bediening! Als afsluiter red ouzo van het huis -> heeeeerlijk! + Gezellig om te zitten! (Translated by Google) A hidden gem! Super tasty food (mixed plate for 2) at very democratic prices. Very friendly service! To conclude, save ouzo from the house -> delicious! + Cozy to sit!

We found this place by chance when we couldn't decide on where to go for dinner. It's in a quiet side street - one wouldn't think to look there. The staff was very friendly, the settings is beautiful and the food was delicious!

Do not miss this restaurant! Amazing food and so, so nice staff. Great atmosphere, like a big Greek family dinner. Highly recommend! 😊👌

Real good food, for me one of the best places to eat, I've tried all restaurants in Pythagorio and this is on the top list!

Not bad but definitely not the best. Even though I had made a reservation we were given a table at the outer garden, close to exit to the street. The food was ok, but not the best we had on the island.

Lovely staff. Excellent food. Chef will visit you if you have specific needs and in my case will accommodate the meal accordingly. To top it all we got complementary drinks 👌

After being palmed off with some vague "come back at 9 o'clock and we might have a table" comment at a nearby restaurant, we proceeded to walk further around the area before stumbling upon this hidden gem. In what could only be described as a beautifully quaint hidden garden courtyard, we were Instantly greeted by a friendly waiter who told us to pick any table. We started with the Saganaki and I went on to eat the Gyros special which was out of this world. Cheese overload, haha. Amazing and friendly service at a fair priced restaurant serving delicious food. What's not to like?

Large portions. Some non typical options on the menu for a Greek restaurant. Bit too much salt in the food to my liking. Average pricing. Professional service.

Went there for dinner. The food was good but the service was not that much. This is not a typical Greek Tavern, so for basic mezes they made some little changes. Atmosphere was good next to the sea… They have only two types of Ouzo and they don’t have Barbariani and Mini. That was sad for us. But they have home made ouzo it was good as well. The fried zucchini was too much crispy, not tasting like a standart greek fried zucchini, octopus with fava was not that good. Their bread was more than perfect… Greek salad wast standard, tzatziki was a bit different as well more creamy… Service was kind a slow… Not after you order but sometimes 3 waitress is not enough for the place…. We paid 65 Euros, 1 ouzo ordered rest was the food…

Very nice food but when they are busy they forget us who has orded food and maybee wish to have more to drink. They only see the people who want to come and eat

This restaurant is one of the best restaurants at the boulevard in Pythagorion. Good food, fresh and well cooked, good prices and good service. I have been here five times, every time with a large group, everybody was satisfied. Recommended.

We were a big group of people and tried many of the dishes here. Fried zucchini was on spot, crunchy but not oily. Salmon tartare, octopus fava were delicious. Mousakka was very tasty. Greek salad was okay. We only had two issues with our food. One of the grilled salmons with teriyaki was quite undercooked, almost raw in the middle, they cooked once more. Grilled calamari was overcooked, became a bit chewy and tough. Restaurant was very crowded and I would understand some service errors however this part can be improved easily. I must say the restaurant is a bit too expensive. Interestingly the restaurant is located in a very touristic part of Pythagorion, the food quality is quite good when you compare it to other restaurants close by.

One of the most unique and refined restaurants of the island with really good prices. So pleasantly surprised from the quality, flavours, settings and freshness of the dishes, the energy from the staff and especially the owner, Yiannis. Highly recommended, and a must visit when in Samos.

Since last year it has become my favorite place. Whatever dish we ordered so far was great quality. This time we got beef carpaccio, cheese croquettes with handmade tomato jam and some caramelized pork pancetta. The croquettes were amazing, one of the best i ever tried, the tomato jam was 10/10 too and the presentation was great also. We arrived at 7, the place was half full but soon got very busy. They were short of 1 waiter that day, yet they tried their best to serve us and keep up the service. i especially appreciated that. Again this place lived up to the expectations. Great prices too. Btw, the house wine is great also. We went back 2 days later. Got bruschetta with cheese and prosciutto, grilled calamari, and also grilled shrimps. All very good. The best part was the dessert we decided to try this time. Kadaifi rolls with vanilla ice cream was out of this world!

Pleasantly surprised by this non-pretentious, mostly sea-food restaurant. Located at the edge of the picturesque port, with unobstructed views to the sea and a gourmet menu, this place will make your visit to Pythagoreio a pleasant one. Friendly and professional staff, tasty dishes, generous portion sizes and a decent wine list add to the experience. Recommended.

Absolutely perfect place. Wonderful service. Great people; great food. Good vegetarian options. Highly recommended!

Fabulous food. We had a great time there. The octopus, tuna and seafood pasta were great. Nice staff. 10/10 would go there again.

We ordered Elia salad, talagani, and shrimp spaghetti, white wine and a dessert. I feel that the dishes were mediocre. Actually I liked the salad except the frozen cucumber or sth like that but it was not sth special. Then the talagani was overcooked (actually the half of it was burned so we for another one and they were willing to replace it) but the new one was good (as any other talagani in Greece). As far as the schrimp spaghetti, the spaghetti was nicely cooked and had a nice flavour of the schrimp but the 4 shrimps on the plate was a really small quantity for me. All in all it was a nice experience but I wouldn't recommend it and I will not visited again as I feel that it is not a value for money restaurant. Hope that the rest of Samos restaurants have more to give as it is our first day on the island! 😁

Was amazing. We had 2 moussaka and 1 bream and beef burgers. Was such high quality food. Staff were so friendly and accommodating it was like being served by your best friend. Nothing was too much trouble. If we lived in Samos we would go every week but as holiday makers we will cherish the memory of our holiday with the highlight of 4 seasons and their staff and especially the high quality of food. Thank you 4 seasons.

A nice little resturant by the harbor. Friendly service and good food. We will come again. Have to add, the Villianka pasta was very good

Very good food and excellent service

Four Seasons Restaurant is one of the top ranked restaurants in TripAdvisor in Pythagorio. The restaurant is very crowded. We came in late with no reservations and was lucky to get a table. The food is great, but not necessarily better than many other lower ranked restaurants in the village. Service throughout the meal could be better. Was served complementary dessert (cake) and drinks at the end of the meal which was very appreciated.

Beautifully located restaurant just next to the harbor. The food was great, we had pasta which was really good. We were offered a small dessert in form of chocolate cake which was on the house which is really nice of the staff. I would really recommend eating a lunch or dinner here.

Great restaurant with very welcoming staff. The food was excellent. They also had gluten free pasta, which is a big plus for us. I can recommend the pasta carbonara or the chicken a la créme 😊 The owner (i think) was very nice, and told us about the island.

This is just what we needed! After strolling the tourist district for a week, eating bad food every day we got recommended this place and I stopped trusting the google reviews and went on friends recommendation instead! Value: 5/5 Taste: 5/5 Sides: 5/5 All matched perfectly! Sure, we’re not in a Michelin place but for this area this is a safe card! Mix grill & lamb = perfectly cooked, perfect in all ways! And the staff, very nice, friendly and down to earth! We’ll be back! Trust me!

Heeeerlijk gegeten op aanraden van Giannis van Samos fishing trips. Altijd een extraatje toe. (Translated by Google) Had a delicious meal on the advice of Giannis from Samos fishing trips. Always add an extra.

Very pleased with our dinner! I have both gluten- and lactose intolerance so they gave me a lot of options to choose. Staff was very helpful! They had gluten-free pasta! Recommend!

Best food by far! I really recommend eating here. We had the fish that came with fresh vegetables and real oven potatoes. Almost everywhere else you only get fries… Service is excellent, the people love their job and you can feel it. Very attentive and customer oriented. We had a lovely evening. Thanks again!

Very nice atmosphere, very good service and delicious food. The season haven't even started yet in the beginning of April, So 4 seasons!

The best place I have ever tried in Samos. Good location, friendly atmosphere and amazing foods! People are really nice who work here, they offered a dessert to everyone after a meal. What a great hospitality! We really enjoyed to spent a time in here, we went to every day after we got experienced it! Really recommended!

The location is perfect for romantic dinner! Octopus salad is very fresh and delicious. I‘d like to visit this restaurant again😊

One of the best tasting food on the island. Definitely a recommendation!

Je zit op het strand, kijkend naar het water de haven en in ons geval bijna volle maan. Op de achtergrond vaart een cruiseschip voorbij, wat wil je nog meer. Het eten en de service zijn super. Prijs/kwaliteit is top. Een lekker drankje na afloop. Gewoon de moeite waard. (Foto van vorige week) (Translated by Google) You are sitting on the beach, looking at the water, the harbor and in our case almost full moon. A cruise ship sails past in the background, what more could you want. The food and service are superb. Price/quality is top. A nice drink afterwards. Simply worth it. (Photo from last week)

Super miejsce przy plaży. 🇵🇱Jedzenie bardxo dobre. Ceny przyzwoite. Good for rest and lunch in Pitagorious. U can seat on the sandy beach with full food on the table with good price. Delicious octopus, local fried fish and greek salad with tzatziki of course.

Great restaurant with hospitable waiters. We tried the pasta and gyros and loved it. There was even a waiter who had learned Turkish who helped us in our dining ☺️

Great sea food, nice and hospitable staff. Great sea view and beach in front of the restaurant.

Great snack n beach stop for us today

A very nice little restaurant near the beach, good selection of fresh seafood and a friendly welcome.

Not as easygoing as eight years ago. The "home-made bread" was normal toast without taste. Besides, staff's try to flatter by yelling some words of clients mother tongue is annoying.

A nice family owned restaurant with sea view. The portions are very big and I would definitely recommend to stick with the greek cuisine from the menu.

Because of the crowd, waiters were very confused and didn't bring what we order. The food was not very delicious. We ate grilled octopus, saganaki, Greek salad, vine leaves dolma, fried veggies. They were missing flavour. Prices are high when you consider these facts. There were a lot of cats.

Food was delicious. The service was fast and friendly. The place was in front of a beatiful beach. Highly recommended. Enjoy!

The best restaurant in Samos! Really fresh and delicious menu. Stergios, the waiter is very friendly and polite. Many tasteful plates to chose from. Do try roasted shrimps and fried potatoes. They are magical!!

One of the best restaurants in town. The owners are personal friendly and love to make a joke once in a while. All the food is great. The taste is good, the portions are good and the whole picture is perfect. I definitly recommend you going there.

Great spot, huge food portions, very nice service, family run business, nice almost full sandy/ some rocks beach, good price value, also you will enjoy Greek hospitality . 9/10

We went there due to our Turkish friend's recommendation... Probably the best fish I've eaten for years... Stegorios has really been a good host to us, at a lovely, cozy day in Samos... Lots of stars ✨

Wonderful restaurant with small sandy like beach. Great food and cheap drinks. Free wifi password: remataki2006; recommend the cheese grills and wines.

Went to Faros 3 times during my holiday. Mainly for the free sunbeds when you buy something. Had lunch there everyday, it was good and big portions too! The sunbeds are nice and confortable.

Restaurant recommended by locals, run by a warm and attentive local family fully committed to quality products. Make sure to follow the waiter’s daily recommendations as they vary with what is bought and prepared on the day🤗. Very pleasant surprise and will definitely be back!

We came here to be on the beach because Enhorio was full. The waitress immediately told us that we can't be here unless we ordered something from this restaurant, not the next one. Despite this, we had to go inside to the restaurant after an hour to order drinks to the sunbeds. Apparently they don't serve the sunbeds unlike other places. The chicken pita gyros we ordered was very tasty and inexpensive, ~5€ The sunbeds were okay tho not as nice as the next doors. Overall for a beach day it was a good experience, the competition is just quite high in Pythagorion.

Nice place after active Day. We order only drink but we get High level servis. I really recomend those place.

Easily our favorite dine-in restaurant on the island. My husband and I stayed in Pythagorio, Samos, for 2 weeks. We ate at Faros 3 times, and each meal was incredible. The atmosphere is light, fun, but classy. My husband likes the pork steak, which would easily feed two people for $18. Best pork steak I’ve ever had. I ate sardines, snapper, and octopus. All very good! A friend came and had the mushroom risotto: “it’s to-die-for.” Faros is a family-run restaurant, they’ve been there for decades. The hostess, Stella, is an artist. Demetri, her brother, is kind and funny. It’s as much fun to get to know them as it is to eat here. Stella is like a mind-reader, and because she’s so good, we coined the phrase “trust the artist.”

We had a great evening. The place is very nice and have an amazing view of the sea. The service was also very nice. The waiters are friendly and communicative. The food was delicious and in large portions. will go there again. I would recommend everyone to check this place. Update: We visited this place after a few days. The hospitality was as usual great. The lady suggested us mixed fish platter for 2 person which we ordered but got only one kind of fish and was also a bit tasteless.

Best Restaurant in Samos (I really mean the whole Island). We stayed here for 15 days and tried everyday a different Restaurant, this was the best! I hope you like fish, because it comes fresh from the see!

Great place to eat by the little beach! Good food, chilled vibe/atmosphere. Was a recommendation and would recommend forward!

The food is not authentic at all. The quality of ingredients are poor. No real fish place would need to “decorate” a grilled fish with such vegetable and sauce. Thats disrespectful to the fish. Also, the fish didnt feel very fresh. The shrimp saganaki is a joke, 3 pieces for 18euros, shrimps were not even properly cleaned. This place proved itself to be a tourist trap for sure. I have been to fish tavernas in Greece, this is not a good fish place in any sense. Very dissapointing and expensive dinner, I do not recommend.

The location right on the beach is lovely, as is the sunset (if you go early). The food is average and there are definite “tourist trap” behaviors such as claiming a broken card machine, placing bread and water on the table (charges if you touch them) and not listing wine prices (a carafe of white is 12 €, very expensive by Greek standard.) Crab salad is fake crab. There are a few more pricey dishes but the kitchen doesn’t deliver. Still worth a visit if you know what you are going for. Remataki a few doors down is better (we preferred Notos on the other side of the strip).