Hadjiloizi Michailidi 6, behind the old market, 97839617, LEMESOS (LIMASSOL)
Mon-Sat 12:00-16:00, Thu-Fri 19:00-24:00
Food: 
3.5/5
Service: 3/5
Ambiance: 4/5
The latest “magirio-kafeneio” in Limassol is Yiagkini, situated in the old city and owned by two brothers. When I was recommended the place I was told it is like having lunch at your friends house. The term “homemade” food has a literal sense since Ms Ioulia prepares grandma’s food daily . Usually they have a fish dish, a vegetarian one and a couple of meat dishes. They also have a 
different cook at night for grilled meat/fish transforming the place into a taverna.For lunch it is very popular across people that work in the area, as well as students or family and friends of the owners. Homemade food at 7-9EUR is definitely what we need!
I absolutely love the antique-y décor, the tiny colorful courtyard, the friendly atmosphere and, of course, the homemade food at very fair prices.
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Yiayia's Lemonade (Grandma's Lemonade)
Hi Mary, that sounds delicious! I think περγαμόντο is bergamot orange
Yiayia's Lemonade (Grandma's Lemonade)
My grandma once mixed together lemons, grapefruits and περγαμόντο (don
Maria
I love places like these! Will keep it in mind next time I’m in Limassol
admin
you should definitely try it for lunch! Together with Library and Sousami for drinks
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Annelie
We had lunch there and the only vegetarian dish available was ‘poulles’ which was tasty but nobody could tell me what they are in English? Do you know?
Annelie
Nevermind, I see now it’s just fried kolokasi.
proud cypriot
Did they not have any pulses? The way they described them to me was “something like potatoes”! I think it is the same family as kolokasi but closer o a sweet potato.