Mykonos · Restaurant

Apaggio

Name: Apaggio
Price range: €€€

Apaggio places tables at the water's edge on the quieter side of Ornos Bay, facing moored boats instead of a wall of loungers. Seafood diners work through oysters, sea bream, sea bass and linguine while families get enough room for an unhurried lunch. No children's menu exists.

Our take

Ornos fish without beach-club theater

Whole fish and wine can move the bill sharply; a family of three reported spending about €150 per visit in June 2026, though a simpler order costs less. Reserve the waterline, arrive early for nearby public parking and confirm fish weight before grilling.

What visitors say

Tripadvisor ranks Apaggio among Ornos's leading restaurants; recent diners praise oysters, grilled fish and service while placing a full family meal around €150 and noting no children's menu.

Platforms researched: Tripadvisor. Last reviewed: August 2026.

Good to know

Ornos waterfront, Seafood focus, No children's menu, and Limited public parking

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