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Planning your eating out

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Rod:
Whilst at home, we will plan our restaurant/taverna itinery because it's fun and builds up the excitement.  However when get to San Stef it comes off the rails after a steady start to our plans.  All good fun though.

This year on our first night we are trying somewhere completely different.  We just love Gravia but all the times we have been there, it's normally a late lunch.  This time our first evening will be at Gravia.  We arrive in the resort approximately 15:30, so by the time we do our little shopping and unpack we are normally tired.  We thought a relaxing evening watching the sun set with a glass or two of their excellent wine and some mezze would be a perfect first night.  so relaxing!

D@G:
We have our favourites that we visit every year but just generally go where the mood takes us.

This year we'll be waiting to see where the riff-raff (aka Gavlah) are eating that night then we'll be heading to the opposite end of the village!  ;D

Sellsy:
Sometimes it's the flight day / times that dictate early plans...many late arrivals head to tasty corner for their first fix of the holiday. For us ,this year, we arrive on Sunday with 6 San Stef virgins, all staying at the Romanza , so Greek night  will get the holiday off to the best possible start....it's all downhill from there ...literally!

Tredegar Boy:
Well we arrive at midnight so no evening meal for us. We normally either hit Zorbas or Little Prince first night with our sons but this year we're on our own so we'll play it by ear.

Bee:
I usually have my first meal within a short walk from my villa, so it's either Nafsika, Waves or Manthos.  After that I just make my mind up on the day or if I am meeting friends where they are eating :)

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