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Where to eat tasty and inexpensive in Limassol?
Interested in the addresses (location or name) of taverns, cafes, where you can eat tasty and not very expensive during the month.
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How much do you expect. And also, in order to eat normally in Cyprus, you need to know English - in many cafes, the staff does not know Russian and German. , who were in Cyprus (if any). It should also be taken into account that in Cyprus expensive drinks are an ordinary can of Coca-Cola (330 ml) - about 3 euros. depending on how much (per day) you additionally expect.
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answered 13 years ago
You can eat inexpensively in the resort area of Limassol, closer to the center I liked the LIDO cafe, also inexpensive, but we went there more in the evening for a glass or two! ))) Greek cuisine is very tasty, many dishes with a Turkish "accent", the portions are huge, they took one salad and a hot one for two and asked for two plates and two appliances. The Cypriots were amused! )))
There is a Debenhams shopping center, a grocery supermarket on the first floor, I don’t remember ready-made food, but Haloumi cheese, vegetables, fruits, etc. took there.
There is a Debenhams shopping center, a grocery supermarket on the first floor, I don’t remember ready-made food, but Haloumi cheese, vegetables, fruits, etc. took there.
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answered 13 years ago
We were in Cyprus at the end of August. On the waterfront of Limassol, between the Catholic Church of St. Catherine and the turn from Oktovriou 28 to Jerusalem Street, there is a National cafe. Very tasty and inexpensive. Home cooking, friendly atmosphere, picturesque view of the sea, the chef speaks fluent Russian. They ate a rich hearty borscht, which they could not find in other Cypriot cafes. It is possible that Anele27 my answer will no longer be useful, but I really liked this cafe, so I recommend it to all tourists.
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answered 11 years ago