Santorini · Restaurant

Krinaki

Name: Krinaki
Price range: €€

Krinaki sets tables in a converted canava among Finikia's pedestrian lanes, ten minutes on foot from Oia but clear of its main shopping route. A raised terrace looks across village roofs. Local regulars and visitors order sardine crostini, moussaka and shrimp linguine from a concise menu.

Our take

Finikia keeps dinner grounded

Breakfast, lunch and dinner broaden the useful hours, though terrace seats remain limited at sunset. Walk from the road, reserve the balcony and expect Santorini pricing rather than mainland taverna rates; recent reviewers still judge the portions and cooking fair for the island.

What visitors say

Tripadvisor rates Krinaki 4.6 and current diners repeatedly praise sardine crostini, moussaka and discreet service; reviews also state plainly that prices follow the wider island market.

Platforms researched: Tripadvisor. Last reviewed: August 2026.

Good to know

Finikia canava, Breakfast through dinner, Short local menu, and Pedestrian lanes

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