Restaurants cuisine du monde Corfou Chora (Kerkyra)

A must-visit address for Corfiote gastronomy: Franco-Greek Aristotelis Megoulas is one of those meticulous chefs who work tirelessly with only local, seasonal produce, and the results speak for themselves. We were extraordinarily surprised by the finesse of his Greek, French and Italian-inspired "cucina nobile", and by the quality of the dishes served. We can't recommend it highly enough, and happy diners keep coming back. The setting is not to be outdone, on a raised piazza shaded by trees.

One of Corfu's most traditional restaurants, with a loyal local clientele and fast service. In the old town, behind Liston, this restaurant has been in existence since 1932. Greek and Mediterranean cuisine: hot and cold mezzes, specialties, pasta and desserts. Everything is homemade, everything is very good, the presentation of the dishes is original and the service is meticulous. Not to be outdone, the location exudes a certain elegance and romantic charm in this busy, bustling street. Don't hesitate to talk to Periklis, the owner: what a character!

The restaurant's tranquil setting contrasts with the large number of tables on the terrace, which are often packed to capacity. The restaurant has become one of the island's most popular addresses, thanks in part to the variety of dishes on offer, from local cuisine to homemade pizzas. The family-run operation does not detract from the charm of the place, as the staff help to make the meal enjoyable. It's also a ouzerie, where you can try this traditional alcohol.

A very good address for Mediterranean and Italian cuisine. Giovanni and his team try to keep the dishes authentic, simply prepared but always very tasty. Pizzas, pastas and seafood are on the menu, with a little luck you can try the pasta al nero di seppia, a delicious dish with squid ink. The place is charming at the end of the Spianada square and its large kiosk offering a view of the old fort and the marina below. If you miss the cucina italiana , this is the place to come and eat.

Bread and souvlakis, as its name indicates, but also very good homemade French fries and some salads. Very simple, very good and very cheap. There are also local beers, such as Corfu and Ionian.

This Venetian building is perfect for a drink near a small urban beach. But En Plo also offers decent dining services. Fish or grilled meat dishes, tasty salads and a wide range of wines are likely to make your meal unforgettable as the secluded and quiet setting, with the sea in front of you, envelops it in magic. En Plo also serves excellent local wine and cocktails at fair prices.

Going down to the old port, between Donzelot Street and Zavitsianou Street, you will find this lovely tavern sheltered by a large patio. Nothing will disturb a meal that only the boats accompany. The place has a warm atmosphere thanks to the colours of the furniture and the hospitality of the waiters. The Greeks mix with the tourists in one of those cacophonies that one gets used to with a smile. Right in front of the port, with a beautiful view, one goes there rather to have lunch and to watch the maritime life.

Another excellent Italian restaurant in the old town. Despite the moderate prices, the cuisine is fine, with white tablecloths, a romantic setting and very good Greek wines. The food is fresh and perfectly seasoned. You may want to have a beef carpaccio followed by a fresh pasta dish and the sage ravioli is an absolute delight. There is also the penne à la pergola, with truffles. In short, fine food and good wine just a few steps from downtown Corfu. Don't forget to book, especially at weekends.

Housed in a ^17th-century Venetian building, let yourself be stunned by a sophisticated combination of flavors, colors and textures for a gastronomy of the highest level. Lamb with eggplant purée, fig chutney and potatoes with marjoram and thyme are among the chef's signature dishes. Alternatively, try his caramelized onion tart or veal cheeks with ginger, lemongrass and honey. Accompany your meal with one of the 700 references of Greek, French and world wines, one of the finest cellars in Greece.

Located above the "walls" (hence the name mouragia) overlooking the sea, praised and frequented mainly by locals, at the exit of the Liston and on the old port of Corfu, this tavern serves the great Corfu classics such as the pastitsada and the sofrito. 10 minutes from downtown, it is an excellent address, very authentic. Don't rely on the "Traditional Greek food" tourist catch sign: apart from the traditionally long service and the old-fashioned furniture, the kitchen is perfect. Mainly Greek customers.

A very nice restaurant, which immediately makes you think of Italy. In the heart of the old town, an Italian chef and his Corfiote wife serve authentic Italian cuisine, inexpensive and quite rich (linguini with seafood, rigatoni in sauce, bruschetta with fresh tomatoes). Some antipasti can be enough as main courses as they are served copiously. Even the salads have enough to keep you going! With the added bonus of a fine wine list and delicious desserts such as the chocolate tart, not to be missed!

Tired of Greek taverns? Treat yourself to an oriental break in this Chinese restaurant. Traditional and very honest Cantonese cuisine. In addition, you are here on the shore, with a large balcony overlooking Ipsos Bay. A magical setting!

Ideally located at the end of the Kanoni peninsula, this Greek-Mediterranean restaurant is one of the culinary addresses to try in Corfu. First for the setting and the breathtaking view of one of the island's must-see spots, the church of Pontikonisi, and the spectacular aircraft landings nearby. Then for the dishes, worked with passion and elegance, on a basis of fresh products oriented towards the sea. Our favorite for a romantic dinner.