Kefalonia Food and Drink

A colourful collection of restaurants, tavernas, bistros and boutiques cluster around the pretty port of Fiscardo. If you are on a day trip to Fiscardo or spending your holiday in this region, you will find plenty of choice.

After a lazy day at one of the sandy beaches in Lassi, your most difficult decision is...where to eat?

Argostoli has a local population of over 8,000 and offers a mix of traditional tavernas where you can eat in or take away home-made food, fast food outlets and elegant dining.

Whether you are staying in Assos or Fiscardo or looking for an evening's jaunt, there is a good selection of places to eat in the North of the Island.

Looking for a taverna near a sandy beach with home cooked traditional food?

The kafeneion or caf￿s the place to drink coffee. It is traditionally a place men gather to play cards or tavli (backgammon), read newspapers and chat with their friends about local politics!

Local Wineries on the Island of Kefalonia that are open to the public and well worth a visit!

The famous Robolla wine is native to Kefalonia and recent archaeological excavations have shown that grape cultivation was known in Greece as far back as Neolithic times.

Tavernas line the beach at Lourdas and as the road winds up through the village there are more places to eat and drink along the way...

No visit to Kefalonia is complete, without a visit to a popular Taverna: Diana Taverna Argostoli

The Invisible Kitchen offer a villa catering service with chef and staff for any occasion or they simply drop off their delicious Mediterranean-influenced food so that you can manage your meal when and how you wish. During the winter months, The Invisible Kitchen runs an exclusive restaurant in their converted olive press with dishes from around the world. Booking recommended.