Kedros Beach Bar sits beside the water on Donoussa, pairing beachside drinks with Greek meze and seafood. The menu changes daily, with dishes that include tuna tagliata, smoked tuna, marinated anchovies and zucchini fritters. Portions are meze-sized but generous, so you can build a meal by sharing a few plates. Between swims, look out toward the shipwreck in the clear water, said to lie about five metres deep.
Meze and seafood by the beach
Food here is served in a meze style, with generous portions that work well shared across the table. The daily menu changes, so ask what is available when you arrive. Dishes named by diners include tuna tagliata, smoked tuna, marinated anchovies and zucchini fritters, as well as Greek salad.
The kitchen has also served less familiar seafood, including crab and parrot fish. Choices can include locally sourced or organic ingredients where possible. You can stop for coffee or a drink, or order food during a beach day.
A swim beside the bar
Kedros Beach Bar is right by the beach on Donoussa, with clear, turquoise water close at hand. A shipwreck lies nearby at a reported depth of about five metres, giving snorkelers something to look for in the water.
The bar serves drinks into the evening. At full moon parties, the kitchen closes but drinks continue, so check whether an event is planned if that is the experience you want.
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What food can you order at Kedros Beach Bar?
The changing menu includes meze and seafood. Dishes mentioned include tuna tagliata, smoked tuna, marinated anchovies, zucchini fritters and Greek salad.
Is there a shipwreck near Kedros Beach Bar?
A shipwreck lies in the nearby water at about five metres deep. Bring a mask or snorkel if you want to look for it.
Does Kedros Beach Bar host full moon parties?
Full moon parties are held there. The kitchen closes during the event, but drinks continue.
