Coya Mykonos

Coya sits on Malamatenias Street, just steps from the bustle of Matogianni Street. The kitchen focuses on a blend of South American and Mediterranean flavors.

The room runs smart and elegant, leaning into a polish that separates it from the more casual tavernas scattered around the Mykonos Old Port. While many places nearby rely on the proximity to the water for their appeal, Coya anchors its identity in a fusion style that is far more considered than the standard tourist fare in Little Venice. You choose this table for the contrast: it remains a five-minute walk from the island’s most frantic corners, yet feels like an entirely different hemisphere once you settle in.