Need help for Greece trip this July
 

We will be going to greece on the 30th of June, staying 2 nights at the Grand Bretagne, then on to Mykonos at the Grand for 3 nights and then on tho Santorini for the last three nights at the Katikies Hotel.

I could use restaurant suggestions for all three places as well as sights and musuems I must see in all.

Thanks

Hi cooper2, this thread regarding Mykonos was around this weekend:

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34686380

The resto atop the GB is amazing! The view is stupendous and the food delicious! On the islands, we didn't make reservations anywhere - we wandered and ate where we smelled the yummiest food. Everywhere is Greece is delicious. Fresh fish! Yummy!
Katikies is amazing. Spend time on the loungers and on your veranda. The sights are better than museums. Mykonos - wow! Take the bus into town every night and take your pick. Everything is amazing there.
Have a beautiful time!

Oia is a small village. As Jamesandi said, you can just wander through the village until you find something that appeals to you. Petro's fish taverna always has a display of the day's catch out front for your inspection. If you want someething upscale you can try "1800" or Ambrosia & Nectar, the new name for the Oia Cafe-Restaurant. Below Oia at Amoudi is Katina's, one of the longest-operating restaurants on Santorini, for good reason. Go there for a great lunch in a great setting. Not far from the Katikies is the Laokasti Villas. The Laokasti Restaurant is one of the "best-kept secrets" for food in the whole village.

Another vote for lunch at Katina's on Amoudi. This was one of our favorite meals of the whole trip. We also stayed at the Katikies Hotel and the food there, though expensive, was great.
Had dinner one night at 1800, was also very nice. The Concierge at the Grand Bretagne recommended several good restaurants to us, and they were excellent and not really expensive. Don't miss the pool at the GB. Perfect place to cool off after a day of sightseeing.
Your itinerary sounds perfect. Have a great trip, Greece is wonderful!