Kafenion in Neapoli
Kafeneion Priniotakis Konstantinos
Another traditional Cretan Kafenion that is locally owned and
oposite to Maria’s….serving coffee, beer, raki and all the usual
treats…
just a short walk from the main square along
Eth. Antistaseos (Post Office Road)
Opens around 8.30
Kafenion To Paradosiakon
A traditional Cretan Kafenion owned by Maria and her family…serving coffee, beer, raki and
along with the usual treats…
just a short walk from the main square along
Eth. Antistaseos (Post Office Road)
Opens around 8.30
A kafenion typically serves various types of Greek coffee and frappé, as well as beer, retsina, raki and ouzo. Most kafenia
provide meze or free snacks with a beer or Raki as they rarely serve full meals. Kafenia were traditionally family-run
businesses and furnished simply. The walls are often whitewashed. Kafenia often serve as social centers where people
can socialize after work or play a game of cards. At one time, the kafenion was a place where women were not welcome
but now they are open to everyone.
Many of these traditional cafes are in decline and Neapoli is no exception….we have been reliably informed that were
once more than 50 in the Town and we are now left with just these two; so go along and give them your support….
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Kafenion in Neapoli
Kafeneion Priniotakis Konstantinos
Another traditional Cretan Kafenion that is locally owned and
oposite to Maria’s….serving coffee, beer, raki and all the usual
treats…
just a short walk from the main square along
Eth. Antistaseos (Post Office Road)
Opens around 8.30
Kafenion To Paradosiakon
A traditional Cretan Kafenion owned by Maria and her
family…serving coffee, beer, raki and along with the usual
treats…
just a short walk from the main square along
Eth. Antistaseos (Post Office Road)
Opens around 8.30
A kafenion typically serves various types of Greek coffee and
frappé, as well as beer, retsina, raki and ouzo. Most kafenia
provide meze or free snacks with a beer or Raki as they rarely
serve full meals. Kafenia were traditionally family-run businesses
and furnished simply. The walls are often whitewashed. Kafenia
often serve as social centers where people can socialize after work
or play a game of cards. At one time, the kafenion was a place
where women were not welcome but now they are open to
everyone.
Many of these traditional cafes are in decline and Neapoli is no
exception….we have been reliably informed that were once more
than 50 in the Town and we are now left with just these two; so go
along and give them your support….
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