Super cute bar with a panoramic view of the city, gets pretty hot during the day though but they do have lots of umbrellas. We tried two of their cocktails, Zombies and summer wine. Both were pretty good and not too sweet.

This beautiful cafe restaurant has one of the best views of the bay area, with elevator access to the 4th floor we had such a lovely breakfast pancakes. Be warned, the portion size of the pancakes are quite large, so go in with an empty stomach. Also, fantastic coffee.

A lovely spot for brunch. The menu was abundant, but with little variety; mostly egg dishes with one or two other types of dishes. The cocktails were ok. The Aperol Spritz seemed a little spicy. Our food came out quickly. The poached eggs were iced cold, leaving me to believe the meal was likely prepped in advance and was waiting to be ordered. I always leave a tip, but was a little surprised when our server asked us if we wanted to leave a tip on the card. When I told her, “no, I leave cash”, she seemed to force a smile and begrudgingly said ok. Not sure what that was about since we were very low maintenance guests, but whatever. My guess is, she wasn’t having a very good day. This is the reason why I rated service with 3 stars and not 4. I just didn’t appreciate the awkward interaction.

Worth checking out the patio during sunset. The actual sunset is somewhat obstructed by the building but still very pretty to see the sun shine off the city buildings. Cocktails range from 10-15€ but if you are okay spending that per drink it’s worth a visit. The cocktails are very yummy and their menu describes them well.

The closest you'll get to experiencing the palace. The food is made in the old kitchen. Great views. Not enough actual vegan options or plant based milk. I'd love to show them how to make the power Bowl vegan, it wouldn't take much

Stunning view and excellent service. Food and drink were both delicious. We loved that the food menu and cocktail program were rooted in influence from the local monastery. I hope I get to eat here again.

The place is really nice, they have good food and wine and the view from the top is breathtaking. BUT be extra careful to specify at the beginning the size and price of the wine glass otherwise they are going to up charge you. Today we ordered a small size glass of wine (75 ml) witch is supposed to be 3.8€ & 3.5€ and at the end they told us that we ordered the medium size (150ml) and charged us 7€ per glass. On top of that, one of the waiter treated us badly when we challenged him on that (we are avid wine enthusiasts) telling us that he has worked there for 3 years and that he know what he is talking about. But you can see for yourself in the picture with the red wine, which we got for 3.50€ our first time at the wine bar three days ago, that it’s the same size as the white wine we received today. Ps. The glasses in the photos are small Well dear “ I wish I knew your name” I suggested to take a customer service training because your 3 years of experience were definitely not enough 😊

Very nice food 🫒 Excellent service 🙏 Great location 📍 Overall, it is one of the best options for food and drink in Naxos. Try eggplant pie and the cheakpeas salad for sure. Also, make sure you have a reservation. Highly recommended 👌

We loved this spot so much we returned for a second meal! We ordered the power bowls which were incredible. The peanut butter/honey mix was so satisfying after wondering why it was there. The views were also fantastic. This top rated restaurant was true to its word! Thanks for the experience!!

One of the best Rooftop bars in Naxos... You can walk up several steps In a maze to find them. Or take an elevator...beautiful view and fabulous cocktail. Service is excellent Worth visiting 100%

Lovely rooftop bar restaurant with amazing views across Naxos town and St George’s beach and beyond from one side. The other side has great mountain views. Large drinks selection, especially the wine list. Not tried the food here but it looks nice. There is actually a lift up here for those who don’t fancy the long climb up here. We’ll recommend 👍

Everything we ordered was absolutely first class, but I must make special mention of the fantastic tsoureki/peanut butter/ice cream creation we finished with. Nice views as well, and conveniently located right next to the archaeological museum. Definitely worth a visit when in Naxos.

Check this: dishes from Old Monastery recipes, served back in the days of 1739 Black and Yellow Lentils with Cherry Tomato Cubes, Orange Fillets, Citrus Vinaigrette Fresh Parsley, Peppermint and Smoked Mackerel Monastery Bread with Grilled Vegetables, Basil Pesto and Touloumotvri Naxos cheese Balls from Touloumotyri Naxos Cheese with Strawberry Marmalade and Chia Seeds Greek Traditional Pasta Trahanas with Variety of Mushrooms Ragout, Eggplants Skin Dust and Fresh Local Herbs