Spilia Mykonos

Spilia sits on the coast of Kalafati, where it serves Mediterranean seafood across an outdoor terrace carved directly into the rocks. The venue keeps a smart aesthetic, trading the interiors found in central dining hubs for a direct connection to the sea.

This restaurant is expensive, but it earns its 4.66 rating by distancing itself from the congested restaurant clusters found elsewhere on the island. It is a fifteen-minute walk from Kalo Livadi Beach, which makes it a practical choice if you prefer a quieter meal than what the island’s more central, tourist-heavy districts provide. While many of its neighbours rely on formal, air-conditioned rooms to justify their price, Spilia remains the better option for those who want a refined, open-air environment that ignores the usual island dress code pressures.