Mikel
About
In Crete, Mikel serves coffee and café fare at Leof. Knosou 73, Iraklio 713 06, Greece, on the island's northern coast.
Mikel trades as a café, and its standing rests on a 4.3 out of 5 rating drawn from 545 reviews, a substantial sample for a venue of this kind. First-time visitors should expect the unhurried rhythm of a café here, where daily life slows in the afternoon and tavernas serve late into the evening. The venue keeps a website at www.mikelcc.gr for those planning a stop.
Being in Iraklio puts Mikel within easy reach of Heraklion and the other main towns, with Chania, Rethymno and Agios Nikolaos all linked by road.
Greek island cooking centres on seafood, olive oil, feta and other local cheeses, and grilled meats. Greek is the main language, written in the Greek alphabet, which also appears on road signs and menus. The season runs roughly from May to October, with August the busiest month for ferries and beaches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mikel known for?
Mikel is a café on Crete, where daily life slows in the afternoon and tavernas serve late into the evening. The island's cooking centres on seafood, olive oil, feta and other local cheeses, and grilled meats.
What kind of business is Mikel?
Mikel is a café on Crete, serving coffee and light fare in a setting shaped by the island's everyday rhythm. Its website is http://www.mikelcc.gr/.
What should first-time visitors expect at Mikel?
First-time visitors to Mikel can expect a café setting on Crete, where the afternoon pace eases and meals often stretch late into the evening. The island's food culture leans on seafood, olive oil, feta and other local cheeses, and grilled meats. Greek is the main language, written in the Greek alphabet, which also appears on road signs and menus.
Where is Mikel located on Crete?
Mikel sits at Leof. Knosou 73, Iraklio 713 06, Greece, on the island of Crete. That puts it in the island group of Greece, with the address placing it in the Iraklio area.
How do visitors rate Mikel?
Mikel holds a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 545 reviews, reflecting steady approval from those who stop by. The café sits on Crete, where the season runs roughly from May to October and August is the busiest month for ferries and beaches.
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