Odyssia Restaurant
Odyssia sits beyond the busiest stretch of Yialos, facing the water with fewer passing excursion groups. Grilled prawns, Symi shrimp and oven-cooked goat divide the menu between the harbour and the island's rocky interior.
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Odyssia sits beyond the busiest stretch of Yialos, facing the water with fewer passing excursion groups. Grilled prawns, Symi shrimp and oven-cooked goat divide the menu between the harbour and the island's rocky interior.
O Haris serves from a direct, busy taverna in Symi, handling island shrimp, fish and seafood pasta at a pace suited to ferry-day lunches. Tables turn faster than at polished harbour restaurants, and the menu retains kleftiko for groups split between catch and meat.
Tholos waits at the far end of the Symi harbour walk, where tables meet the water after the central restaurant line thins. Fish soup and oven-baked goat with lemon potatoes give the menu depth beyond the expected shrimp and grilled catch.