leics Says: Visit the monastery of Ayios Neophytos and feed the rather lovely cats which abound in the car park. They are particularly friendly (one decided to plonk itself on my lap and purr like a traction engine for 10 minutes or so), very clean and very healthy-looking. You can buy...
sucklingpig Says: Don't be put off by the outward appearance of this resturant. Local dishes served in a relaxing setting by the owner, Savvas and his family. Ate there twice on recomendation of locals, each time enjoying great food and service. Traditional Greek cuisine served with local...
Poseidon10_2 Says: Tala is a lovely little place to watch the sun go down and has around 8-10 retaurants most of which are predictably around the village square, however revellers are so far in the hills that they have to rely on their own transport after a sherbet or two!!! Near misses are a...
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Don't be put off by the outward appearance of this resturant. Local dishes served in a relaxing setting by the owner, Savvas and his family. Ate there twice on...
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Tala is the nearest village to the monastery of Ayios Neophytos. For interest (and, perhaps, slight sadness) the village now has 700 Greek families and 1600 English ones. High up at the end of a...
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