IT Restaurant

Following its tradition from the Ibiza/London/Tulum locations, enjoy dinner while the world biggest DJs play. You don’t know who is playing, but you know it’s always someone big!

Farma House

Located at Ftelia Beach, Farma House is a cool new open-air concept supper club where visitors can dine and drink cocktails at sunset, then dance into the late hours as DJs play “the experimental sound of Mykonos.” It opens at 7 p.m. daily.

The Garden House of Mykonos

This aesthetic place previously belonged to the famous Yehudi Menuhin, one of the most talented violinists of 20th century, whose passion and vision for life continue to inspire us. Sit back and enjoy the tranquil surroundings and breathtaking sunsets. Savor the delicious cocktails based on fresh Greek herbs and flowers, or try our award-winning wines and selected spirits!

Lio Mykonos

The world’s most glamourous cabaret comes to Mykonos with interactive entertainment, Mediterranean cuisine and late night lounging to its brand-new dining in the Tria Pigadia area of Mykonos Town.

Zuma Mykonos

Zuma returns to “The Island of Winds”, Mykonos, bringing its world-renowned contemporary Japanese cuisine back to Greek shores. New this summer at Zuma restaurant — a weekend champagne brunch offering Zuma’s amazing Japanese izakaya along with music from the restaurant’s resident DJ. You’ll find Zuma in the Cavo Tagoo luxury hotel near the Mykonos Old Port.

Noema restaurant

Nōema is a contemporary Greek restaurant / bar. A home to celebrate the free spirit of the Cyclades. Fine dining greek food sea food cycladic culture dish meets an eclectic assemblage of musicians, performers, and DJs alight in Nōema’s hidden courtyard to explore musical horizons that defy categorisation. Embracing the freedom to experiment and the lightness of letting go.

Nammos

Nammos Mykonos is a special and luxurious party themed restaurant situated on the Cycladic island of Mykonos. It is a fun place to be; an exotic lifestyle at the heart of Mykonos offering diversity in every aspect and an experience that lasts throughout the day.

Cavo Paradiso

Perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, this is the most legendary of Mykonos’ out-of-town clubs. Its huge open-air dancefloor heaves with revelers from the wee hours of the morning, when action in Mykonos Town winds down, until dawn. Nightly DJ sets attract international talent such as Oliver Heldens, Nicky Romero and Ingrosso. Advanced bookings highly recommended. Shuttles to/from Mykonos Town.

Super Paradise Beach Club

A straight-up party institution on its very own private beach, Super Paradise attracts a contingent of celebrities, models and hardcore clubbers with its nightly DJ sets. During the day, things are more mellow – ideal for a bit of lazing on the sand with a drink in your hand. Music typically cranks up in the afternoons, though spontaneous parties have been known to erupt at any time. Regular shuttles to/from Mykonos Town.

Jackie O’ Beach Club

Upscale yet unpretentious gay beach club, offering a pool, jacuzzi, serviced beach, and a private kaiki (traditional Greek fishing boat) for day cruises. Their Mediterranean restaurant and all-day bar serve outstanding dishes (especially seafood) and signature cocktails with service at the beach or poolside. Open all day until about 1:00 a.m. with nightly drag shows starting around 7:00 or 8:00 p.m.

SantAnna

The most luxurious beach club in Mykonos, SantAnna offers a full entertainment complex with a wide stretch of private beach, a Greek taverna, a sushi bar, four cocktail bars, a free-form pool, and a full-service spa and salon. The pool features seven private islands with their own bars and butler service; one island comes with an underground, underwater suite with a king-sized bed and full bathroom. Parties are held throughout the week, usually on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays beginning at 5:00 p.m. Past headliners include Busta Rhymes, Tyga, and Juice Wrld.

Scorpios

An excellent seafood restaurant by day and a good place to lounge on the beach with one of the bar’s signature cocktails, come sundown, Scorpios morphs into a hedonistic club. As part of the club’s ‘sonic journeys’ program, there’s something on every night, from DJ sets by international talent such as Bedouin and Sneaky Sound System to Saturday night residencies by Mykonos’ top DJ, Valeron. Festivities wrap up by midnight, making it a great start to a night out.

Pasaji

The most family-friendly beach club with a fun, welcoming vibe at the best swimming beach in Mykonos. Highlights include wonderful Mediterranean-Asian fusion bites, signature cocktails, and attentive service. Open all day for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks until 12:30 a.m. Part of the fabulous Mykonos Blanc Hotel.

Paradies Beach Club

An icon on the nightlife circuit, this megaclub boasts its own private beach. It’s a mellow place by day; most of the action takes places after midnight. Expect white-on-white décor, all-night DJ sets and some serious international talent, from Marlo and Helena Legend to Ministry of Sound, Tiesto and Nervo. Serious clubbers come to Mykonos just for this. Regular shuttles to/from Mykonos Town.

Buddha Bar Beach Club

A polished beach club at the exclusive Santa Marina Resort, Buddha Bar Beach serves Mediterranean-Asian fusion dishes (with especially great seafood and sushi) and signature craft cocktails on the beach or in their open-air restaurant. Music is a blend of deep house, downtempo, and world music with nightly DJs until 1:00 a.m. A popular sunset perch, reservations are strongly recommended.

Ftelia Beach Club

Rustic-chic beach club on a quiet stretch of sand in a less-traveled part of the island. The kitchen is led by a Michelin-starred chef and offers authentic Mediterranean flavors made according to Aegean recipes and featuring local ingredients, along with an extensive wine list, and refreshing cocktails served to the restaurant or directly to the beach. Chilled out music all day plus occasional parties with guest DJs spinning eclectic techno, trance, and house beats. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to midnight.

Void

Void is the new kid on the block. Premiering in July, the new club has already enticed many with its calendar filled with names such as Damian Lazarus, Black Coffee, Apollonia and Art Department. Set to open from midnight until 8am, we predict Void will quickly become a hotspot for partygoers.

Astra

Known for its eclectic crowd, unique atmosphere and character, Astra is somewhat of a hybrid between a nightclub and a lounge bar. While the vibe may be more casual in the early evenings, at dusk it turns into a hip joint where you can rub shoulders with people from all walks of life. While space may be limited, Astra compensates with its exclusive vibe. A place to be seen, Astra is definitely a club where you can truly experience the Mykonian way of life.

Cavo Paradiso

One of the most famous clubs in Mykonos, Cavo Paradiso is located on Paradise Beach. A major player in the nightlife scene, Cavo Paradiso annually invites the top EDM DJs, attracting thousands of people every summer. If you plan on visiting this mega open-air club, just make sure to book a table in advance to get in and avoid being squeezed in.

Babylon

Openly known as a gay-friendly island, Mykonos has a few hotspots where straight people and gay people alike can enjoy a wild night of clubbing. Babylon, located near the well-known Panagia Paraportiani church, is a predominantly gay club that hosts regular drag shows and theme parties, with a fun playlist of techno, mainstream music and even oldies until the wee hours of morning. Add to that a seaside location on the pier and cool decor, and you get the perfect hangout for nights with your crew.

@54

A lounge bar and dance club that attracts a varied clientele, @54 is a recent addition to the Mykonos nightlife scene. With a sleek and chic interior and a terrace from which you can snap perfect sunset pics, @54 is a fun place to be. Mingle with the crowd while sipping champagne, or dance the night away with your BFFs.

Skandinavian Bar & Club

A popular meeting point on the island, Skandinavian Bar and Club is located in the heart of the main town. Here, you can dance until the morning and drink tantalising cocktails. Whether you prefer to relax and chat in the patio area or show your best moves on the open-air dance floor, you are sure to have memorable nights here.

Tropicana Beach Bar & Restaurant

We know Paradise Beach is a popular beach on the island, and Tropicana Beach Bar & Restaurant may be one of the many reasons why. An all-day place where you start your day with breakfast and coffee, lunch on some tasty fare or enjoy a never-ending beach party with a carefully curated DJ set and refreshing cocktails, Tropicana may quickly become your new home away from home.

Super Paradise Beach Club

A beach popular with gay and straight partygoers and sun-worshippers, Super Paradise Beach is home to the Super Paradise Beach Club, where parties start in the afternoon and last until the early hours of the morning. An obligatory stop in Mykonos, Super Paradise Club is known for its spontaneous parties, so don’t be surprised if your sunshine-soaking session suddenly turns into a wild party on the beach.

Paradise Beach Club

Another party institution, Paradise Beach Club is set on the shore of the picturesque Paradise Beach. Attracting thousands of visitors every summer, the club is known for inviting many high-profile DJs onto its decks, including Afrojack, Dimitri from Paris, Avicii, TV Rock, Dirty South and Dash Berlin. If you are a serious EDM lover, you cannot miss this beach club.

Interni Restaurant

Interni Restaurant, remains the most enduring value of the “island of winds” when it comes to gastronomy high requirements. The most beautiful garden in Matogiannia is inspired and designed by renowned designer Paola Navone, combined with a personal touch from owner Nikos Varveris. This is an ideal destination for dinner & drinks in the heart of the island, set against the Cycladic sky.

Tokyo Joes

Tokyo Joe’s menu designed by world class restaurant chefs provides you with a refined twist on the traditional Japanese cuisine, mixed with Peruvian and Cantonese influences. The menu includes a variety of different and unique dishes recommended for Mediterranean – style sharing.

Kadena

On the waterfront of Mykonos Town, this is one of several restaurants on the left side of the Marina, near the tiny chapel with a blue dome. Its imaginative menu makes Kadena stand out from its neighbors: expect dishes like risotto with leeks, topped with local goat cheese and apaki (dried pork, Crete-style) and orzo pasta with seafood, as well as superlative versions of lamb, pork, and chicken gyros and Mykonian sausage. Kids are made to feel very welcome and waiters will insist you save room for dessert – on the house.

Funky Kitchen

One of the island’s most creative fusion restaurants, Funky Kitchen’s open kitchen serves up Mediterranean dishes with a twist on a secluded outdoor terrace along a tiny street. Standout dishes include seared tuna with eggplant mousse, rack of lamb with cumin fava beans and octopus carpaccio with pink peppercorns. Their signature dessert, the appropriately named chocolate nirvana, is not to be missed. Evenings only; reservations suggested.

Pepper

With a couple of tiny white tables outside this friendly souvlaki joint, and a few more tables inside, Pepper is perfect for a quick lunch or snack if you happen to be wandering through the tiny streets of Little Venice. It’s fast food with a difference: the chef uses only high-quality ingredients and everything is prepared fresh in the open kitchen right in front of you. The menu is short and sweet and their gyros and gourmet burgers are some of the best in town.

Sea Satin

Sea Satin is a legendary name in the field of Greek dining and entertainment. It is located in the most beautiful area of Mykonos, just under The Windmills. The expertise of Sea Satin in Aegean fish and seafood is unique. Shells, clams, lobsters, shrimps (you can pick & choose by yourself!) all prepared with local ingredients.

Johanna’s Nikos Place Tavern

Set right on the beach, five minutes’ walk south of Mykonos Town, this unpretentious taverna is run by a hospitable Irish lady. Greek standards such as moussaka, lamb souvlaki and grilled fish are the focus here, all done very nicely. Plenty of choices for vegetarians as well, including the delicious eggplant with feta and tomato sauce, and it’s an excellent spot for sunset-watching.

Kounelas Fish Tavern

Steps from the waterfront, past a shop selling icons in a tiny alleyway, Kounelas serves predominantly seafood dishes in an enchanted garden setting. The linguine with cuttlefish ink, the orzo dishes, the mussel risotto and a smattering of traditional meat dishes are good, but the catch of the day, octopus and squid, grilled to order on a charcoal grill, is even better. Dinner only; reservations are a good idea due to limited seating.

Nikos Taverna

This casual, unpretentious taverna sits in the corner of the main square, a block from the marina. Still going strong after over 40 years, it’s haunted by a pink pelican that turns up every lunchtime to pose for photos and be fed fresh fish. The food? Greek standards, such as lamb kleftiko (slow-cooked in clay pot), and heaped platters of grilled seafood. Excellent quality and value.

Sakis Grill House

Mykonos Town is full of fancy restaurants, but sometimes, all you crave is a huge gyro overflowing its pita bread with tzatziki, tomatoes, french fries, and onions, or a nicely grilled lamb or chicken souvlakia, served on greasy paper. This lively joint attracts mostly young night owls; during peak summer season, it’s open around the clock to cater to pre- and post-clubbing munchies.

M-Eating

Widely agreed to be one of the very best restaurants on the island, M-Eating is all white-linen service on an outdoor terrace looking out onto a tiny, cobbled street, with soft lighting and attentive service. The chef transforms local ingredients into visual masterpieces and waiters are happy to suggest Greek wines to pair with your dishes. Choose from dishes such as lamb sous vide, slow-cooked veal on eggplant puree, tuna carpaccio with lentils and scallops on baked apple. Don’t miss out on their sweet specialty: Mykonos honey pie. Dinner only; reservations essential.