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Limnios Tavern

Name: Limnios Tavern
Price range: €€

Limnios sits uphill from Agios Stefanos, with front-row terrace tables looking west above the bay and cruise port. Reach it by a steep staircase from the lower road or park near the door. Couples split meatballs, Mykonian sausage, roast chicken and Greek salad as ferries move below.

Our take

Sunset above Agios Stefanos

Prices remain moderate by island standards: one July 2026 couple paid €60 for a starter, two mains, water and coffees. Reserve the front rail for sunset, disclose stair limitations and ask about side portions; a few reviews find chips and salads sparse beside the main plate.

What visitors say

Tripadvisor carries about 870 reviews and current praise for value and late service; 2026 feedback reports a €60 dinner for two, with occasional concern about small side portions.

Platforms researched: Tripadvisor. Last reviewed: August 2026.

Good to know

Agios Stefanos sunset, Parking near entrance, Steep lower stairs, and Moderate Mykonos prices

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