El Greco on Kata Beach is a cozy Greek‑Mediterranean restaurant that’s easy to spot in the resort area. The dining room feels clean and genuinely homey — a place where you can linger over a long dinner without any rush. In the evening it becomes especially atmospheric for romantic nights out, including sunset dinners.
The menu focuses on hearty Greek comfort food served in generous portions. You’ll find grill platters, kebabs, gyros (with good-value Sunday deals), pita, meatballs, pasta, and fresh seafood. There are also starters and desserts, plus solid vegetarian options, and the dishes are plated neatly and attractively. For drinks, many guests go for beer, and for something sweet, banana or strawberry milkshakes are popular.
A standout feature is the live music in the evenings. Performances usually start around 7:00 pm, with well-known hits and sometimes even Russian songs. The musicians help create a warm, festive vibe throughout the restaurant. The staff is generally friendly, speaks English, and is happy to help you choose.
When the restaurant is full, service can be a bit uneven — some charcoal-grill items take longer, and it’s best to confirm your preferred meat doneness in advance. Overall, the prices feel fair for the quality and portion sizes, and it’s common to leave with leftovers to take away.
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