The best restaurants in Chania
In this blog post you will find the coolest places in Chania for brunch, lunch and dinner. During my 2 months stay in Chania I did all the research, so that you don’t have to.
Where to eat in Chania
Shall we begin with Ginger Concept? Ginger Concept is a restaurant and cocktail bar located in the most picturesque square of Chania Old Town (photo above and below). It offers a fusion of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine with a modern twist. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating areas, with a chic and modern decor.
Tamam is a popular restaurant located in the old town of Chania. It serves a variety of traditional Greek dishes, as well as some international options. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere, and it’s perfect for a romantic dinner or a family meal.
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The best restaurants in Chania
Third on my list with the Best Restaurants in Chania is Miami restaurant. Miami Restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating areas, with the outdoor area offering beautiful views of the seaside. Customers have praised Miami for its fresh seafood, excellent service, and beautiful location.
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GINGER SALAD: Quinoa, tomato, cucumber, peppers, parsley, fresh onion and grilled Haloumi cheese, served with pita bread
Best Brunch in Chania
Pallas Restaurant in Chania is a great option for brunch. Located in the heart of the old town of Chania, Pallas offers a charming atmosphere and a menu that features a mix of traditional Cretan dishes and international favorites. For brunch, Pallas offers a variety of dishes including omelets, French toast, pancakes, and more. They also have a great selection of coffee, fresh juices, and cocktails to choose from.
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Pallas Restaurant has received many positive reviews for their brunch offerings and their attentive service. The restaurant has a cozy indoor dining area as well as a beautiful outdoor terrace where you can enjoy your brunch while taking in the sights and sounds of the old town. Keep in mind that the restaurant can get quite busy during peak brunch hours, so it’s a good idea to make a reservation in advance to secure your table.
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Below a photo of the most beautiful art studio in Chania…Find it at Miami, a restaurant where you can dine and purchase beautiful ceramics painted from the owner of the restaurant. When in Chania, make sure to visit.
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What food is Crete famous for?
Cretan cuisine is characterized by the use of fresh and local ingredients, such as olive oil, wild greens, and cheese. Some of the typical dishes of Cretan cuisine include:
Dakos: This is a salad made with a barley rusk, tomatoes, feta cheese, and olives, dressed with olive oil and vinegar.
Kaltsounia: These are small pies filled with a mixture of local cheese, herbs, and sometimes wild greens.
Gamopilafo: This is a rice dish made with chicken or lamb, cooked with the animal’s own fat, and flavored with lemon and herbs.
Apaki: This is a smoked pork meat that is marinated with herbs, wine, and vinegar before being smoked.
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Staka: This is a creamy sauce made from the milk of sheep or goats, typically served with meat dishes.
Sfakiani pita: This is a sweet pie made with local cheese, honey, and cinnamon.
Snails: Crete is known for its snails, which are typically cooked with rosemary, vinegar, and other herbs.
Boureki: This is a type of pie made with zucchini, potatoes, and cheese, typically served as an appetizer.
Souvlaki: This is a grilled meat dish, typically made with pork, chicken, or lamb, served with pita bread and tzatziki sauce.
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Salis Chania is a seafood restaurant located in the harbor of Chania. It offers fresh seafood and fish, as well as some meat dishes. The restaurant has a beautiful terrace with a view of the harbor, and it’s a great place to enjoy a meal with friends or family. A modernized version of traditional Cretan food paired with wines that represent Crete.
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Where the locals love to eat and my personal favourites
To Maridaki is a super cosy local eatery which serves very good homemade Greek food. Food here is tasty, healthy and at the same time super affordable.
Kouzina tou EPE (not pictured but make sure to visit)
I Kouzina tou EPE is a cozy taverna, located in the Halepa neighbourhood, serves traditional Cretan cuisine with a modern twist using local ingredients. The menu includes dishes like wild greens pie, stuffed tomatoes, and beef in tomato sauce. The restaurant has a friendly atmosphere, and it’s perfect for a casual lunch or dinner.
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