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Mostly seafood, always olive oil, often grilled on the water.
Working farms, wineries, and slow lunches where the road is part of the meal.
Simple coastal grills where you pick the fish, choose the method, and wait with cold raki.
Tave kosi, fergese, qifqi, byrek, and the places that explain the country through dinner.
Terraces, octopus, mussels, sardines, and seafood pasta within sight of the water.
Cellar tours, indigenous grapes, lamb from the oven, and tables that need an afternoon.
Gyros, pizza, grills, bakeries, and casual rooms that keep a trip affordable.
A terrace restaurant above the bay. Best at sunset — the Corfu lights come on across…
The post-beach, post-bar default. Gyros wrapped in warm pita with tzatziki made fresh every morning.
Wood-fired oven, thin crust, fast service. The default dinner after a day on the Ksamil islands.
In a 400-year-old stone house in the old bazaar. The qifqi (rice balls with mint) are…
No sign, no menu. An old woman cooks babaçe (a local pastry) in a wood oven.…
Perched above Gjipe Canyon with views down the coast. Fresh pasta, local wine, and a sunset…
The best restaurant on the Vlorë waterfront. Modern Albanian seafood with an Italian sensibility. Try the…
A Vlorë institution since 1992. Thin-crust pizza baked in a wood oven that has been running…
A Vlorë institution on the lungomare. The grandfather still picks the fish at the port at…
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