Meat Market
About
Found on Cyprus, Meat Market trades at Akamantidos 30, Shop1 Paphos, 8020, in the island's western coastal town. It is a butcher, and a rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 60 reviews marks it out among customers in the area.
Paphos sits on the south-west coast, within reach of Polis and Coral Bay to the north and Limassol, Larnaca and the eastern resorts further along the road network. A Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/N-Shukrou-Meat-Market-112350923464475/ carries the shop's details for anyone planning a visit.
First-time visitors should expect a counter-service butcher where cuts are prepared on request rather than pre-packed, and where local customers make up much of the trade. Greek and Turkish are the official languages, and English is widely used in business and tourism, so asking for a particular cut is straightforward.
Summers are hot inland while the coasts catch sea breezes, and humidity rises in July and August, which shapes the best times to shop and cook outdoors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Meat Market known for?
Meat Market is a butcher's shop on the island of Cyprus, in the eastern Mediterranean. It trades under the name N-Shukrou Meat Market on its Facebook page.
What kind of business is Meat Market?
Meat Market is a butcher's shop on Cyprus, where Greek and Turkish are the official languages and English is widely used in business. Its Facebook page carries the name N-Shukrou Meat Market.
Where is Meat Market located on Cyprus?
Meat Market is at Akamantidos 30, Shop1 Paphos, 8020, Cyprus. Paphos sits on the island's south coast, where sea breezes temper the summer heat.
How do visitors rate Meat Market?
Meat Market holds a rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 60 reviews. That score reflects a butcher's shop at Akamantidos 30, Shop1 Paphos, 8020, Cyprus.
Is Meat Market easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Cyprus?
Meat Market sits in Paphos, within reach of places such as Limassol and Coral Bay. The island has sandy beaches on the south and east coasts, with the Troodos range inland and Mount Olympus as its highest point.
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