Kasos Restaurants: Where to Eat
Kasos serves its food around the capital Fry, where waterfront tavernas, cafes and shops sell fresh fish, with a fishing harbour at Bouka and a couple of beach taverns at Emborio. The island keeps its eating out simple and local, clustered in the capital and its harbours rather than spread around the coast. Menus lean on the day's catch and Greek home cooking, and opening hours follow the ferry and the season.
- Main hub
- Fry
- Fishing harbour
- Bouka
- Beach taverns
- Emborio
- Speciality
- Fresh fish
Fry: the waterfront
Fry, also written Fri, is the capital of Kasos and the centre of its eating out. The waterfront lines up tavernas, cafes and shops, and fish restaurants serve the day's catch. Traditional taverns, cafes and shops gather within a few hundred metres of the port. Fry sits on the north coast, a short walk from the harbours, and the town itself is set out in the Kasos island guide.
Bouka fishing harbour
Bouka is the small fishing harbour at Fry, home to the traditional wooden boats and the yachts. The quayside keeps a handful of tavernas and cafes among the boats, a quiet place to eat by the water in the capital.
Emborio beach taverns
Emborio, the old ferry harbour 1 kilometre from Fry, has an organised beach with a couple of taverns. It makes an easy stop for a meal by the sea after a swim, close to the capital.
Eating on Kasos
Kasos keeps its restaurants simple and local, clustered in Fry and its harbours rather than spread around the island. Menus lean on fresh fish and Greek home cooking, and opening hours follow the ferry and the season. For places to stay near the tavernas, see the Kasos hotels & villas guide.
