Nikos Ioannou
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Nikos Ioannou serves Cyprus from Arch. Makarios III Ave 33, Nicosia, Lefkosia 1065, Cyprus, an inland address in the capital rather than on the coast.
Visitors have left a 4.6 out of 5 average across 9 reviews, a small but consistent record. The inland setting means most coastal resorts sit at some distance, so the drive from Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paralimni, Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Polis or Coral Bay takes planning, though the island's road network connects the capital to all of them.
Its website, https://www.nikosioannou.com/, is the direct reference point for the business. Nicosia's position at the centre of Cyprus makes it a practical stop for anyone crossing the island, with the Lefkosia district anchoring the address.
A seasonal ferry links Limassol with Piraeus in Greece, and driving is on the left, which matters if you are arriving by car. Cypriot cooking is built around meze, grilled halloumi, fresh seafood and local wines, and the long, hot, dry summers and mild winters shape when most people travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nikos Ioannou known for?
Nikos Ioannou is a name customers on Cyprus turn to, with its base in Nicosia at Arch. Makarios III Ave 33. The island itself is known for meze, grilled halloumi, fresh seafood and local wines.
What kind of business is Nikos Ioannou?
Nikos Ioannou operates from its own website at https://www.nikosioannou.com/ and serves customers on Cyprus. The island's food culture revolves around meze, grilled halloumi, fresh seafood and local wines.
Where is Nikos Ioannou located on Cyprus?
Nikos Ioannou is at Arch. Makarios III Ave 33, Nicosia, Lefkosia 1065, Cyprus. Nicosia sits inland on Cyprus, an island in the eastern Mediterranean with long, hot, dry summers and mild winters.
How do visitors rate Nikos Ioannou?
Nikos Ioannou holds a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 9 reviews, reflecting steady satisfaction among those who have visited. That score places it among the better-rated spots in Nicosia on Cyprus.
Is Nikos Ioannou easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Cyprus?
Nikos Ioannou sits in Nicosia, and travellers coming from Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paralimni, Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Polis or Coral Bay can drive there, keeping to the left as driving on Cyprus requires. A seasonal ferry also links Limassol with Piraeus in Greece for those arriving by sea.
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