My husband and I stopped by this bakery because it was recommended by our Rick Steves tour book on Greece. Rick Steves provided a walking tour map of how to find the bakery on the back streets of touristy Old Town Mykonos. What a fun walk and delightful find! The interior of the bakery cafe looked charming. However, we had already eaten lunch and had to get back to our cruise ship so we simply bought several pastries to go. We ate the pastries for breakfast over the next few days. They were delicious. The pastries had enough moisture that they never got stale. We probably ordered some baklava (which has honey) but actually I cannot recall what we bought. Everything we bought was wonderful.

If you didn’t know, this was here you would walk right past it. Our tour guide showed us this when I asked for koulourakia. This is the oldest bakery in Mykonos. It’s absolutely adorable inside. The Greek woman working the counter was so sweet. I wanted to buy 100 things from her. The cookie I tried was delicious. I loved it here.

From the tiny entrance to the cozy interior, everything about this place screams authentic. As for the several sweet options on display, the only troubling thing is going to be choosing which ones to have. The Baklava is delicious and everything else is begging to be eaten.

We had breakfast on 2 days and loved the freshly baked spinach pie, chicken pie and mini sausage roll. We also liked the small samosa type spinach as well cheese pies and packed a few for our return flight. We tried few sweets and loved the round baklava. Would recommend you visit whilst in old town.