Milos · Restaurant

O! Hamos!

Name: O! Hamos!
Price range: €€

The restaurant faces Papikinou beach outside Adamas, filling a vine-covered yard with hand-painted clay plates and closely packed tables. Couples and families come for Melian home cooking rather than fish displays: baked goat, pork in grape molasses, cheese pies and aubergine fritters lead the order.

Our take

Goat, clay plates and a permanent queue

The restaurant takes no reservations. Arrive for lunch or between services, because the dinner queue can pass an hour; ask the waiter to delay the mains when ordering several starters, since peak service sometimes sends both courses together.

What visitors say

More than 4,400 Tripadvisor reviews support the cooking and generous portions; June and July 2026 diners repeatedly flag hour-long queues, rapid table turns and starters colliding with mains.

Platforms researched: Tripadvisor. Last reviewed: August 2026.

Good to know

Melian home cooking, No reservations, Long dinner queues, and Meat and vegetable focus

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