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Restaurants & Dining in Spetses Town

Spetses Town, Spetses

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Restaurants & Dining in Spetses Town is the island's culinary hub, located along the old harbour and Dapia waterfront in Spetses. The town offers a compact cluster of tavernas, seafood grills, and ouzeries serving fresh catch and local specialities like Spetsiotiko (lobster stew). Dining here is a daytime-to-late-night affair, with tables set directly on the cobbled promenade facing the sea.

What to expect

Seating is primarily outdoors on the harbour front, with most tables shaded by awnings and facing moored boats and the Poseidonion Grand Hotel.
Menus feature daily-caught fish priced by the kilo, plus classic Greek dishes such as grilled octopus, fava, and tomato fritters (tomato keftedes).
Meals typically last 1.5 to 2 hours, with service paced for leisurely dining; many tavernas offer complimentary dessert or a small glass of raki at the end.
The area suits couples and small groups seeking authentic Greek seafood, with several venues offering live bouzouki music on weekend evenings from June to September.
Reservations are recommended for waterfront tables during July and August, especially for dinner between 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm, when the promenade is busiest.
Vegetarian options are limited but present, including horiatiki salad, grilled halloumi, and horta (wild greens), available at most family-run establishments.