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Soso places a few outdoor tables along a quieter Naousa passage that has become a frequent photo stop. The family kitchen serves seafood starters, vegetable dishes and stews to diners who prefer a short menu over harbor spectacle.
Tsachpinis occupies the busiest edge of Naousa's small port, where waiters carry raised trays between tightly packed tables and moored fishing boats. It gets loud. Families and groups come for kakavia, grilled octopus, crayfish risotto and the day's whole fish.
Yemeni fills a stone-paved Naousa lane with close tables, handwritten wine notes and shelves of Greek bottles. Couples and small groups share fried feta, chickpeas, dolmades and slow-cooked beef while pedestrians squeeze past.
