
Why we stop taking bookings at half past nine
After 21:30 the last tables on the quay belong to whoever walks up. Mostly, the harbour.
Read it: Why we stop taking bookings at half past nineWinter: by the stove in the net store, Thursday to Sunday. Open all year.
Notes from the kitchen on what we cook and why. Written in the slow weeks at each end of the season, and on the nights the wind keeps everyone indoors.

After 21:30 the last tables on the quay belong to whoever walks up. Mostly, the harbour.
Read it: Why we stop taking bookings at half past nine
We serve fish on the bone. It is not difficult, and it tastes better. Here is how.

Sour cherry in June, fig in August, bergamot at the end. She is eighty-seven and still makes every jar.

The August wind closes the terrace some nights. Here is what we cook instead.

Agia Irini, Kyra Maria and Nikolas. What they catch and when.

Two days on the line outside the kitchen door does what no marinade can.