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Sea Satin

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Sea Satin
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“Sea Satin Market goes back to 1990, when Mykonos was purer and its picturesque beauty felt almost untouched by the cosmopolitan lifestyle. For the first few years it was a day market selling products, ceramics and foreign press, before gradually evolving into a breakfast-serving market and then…”
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 25

How to Party Like a Local in Mykonos, According to a Seasoned Veteran

A lifelong regular’s guide to choosing the right coast, landing in the part of the venue you meant to book, and getting home before the taxis disappear.

Late-night dining room beneath the windmills

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  • NammosBarPolished excess, beach beds to fish lunch and dancing
  • Cavo ParadisoSightCliffside open-air club above Paradise Beach
  • PsarouSightBeach beds at Psarou
  • Sea SatinRestaurantLate-night dining room beneath the windmills
  • DelosSightRough stop on the way to Delos
  • Pierro’sRestaurantOpened in 1972, fitting drag queens, fishermen, aristocrats
  • RemezzoRestaurantGrace Jones danced here
  • ScorpiosRestaurantGathers force gradually, peaks around sunset ritual
  • Jackie O’ BeachRestaurantPoolside lunch into early-evening drag
  • AlemagouRestaurantJustifies the drive north for an open-air set
  • ScarpaRestaurantDraws a standing crowd, raises house music
  • LíoRestaurantÀ la carte meal around modern cabaret, becomes club
  • TYCORestaurantSealed to-go cocktail buys time
  • SkandinavianBarLoud courtyard and familiar summer hits
  • AstraRestaurantPolished dance floor beneath fiber-optic stars
  • LolaBarKeeps jazz and chanson at conversational volume
  • Jackie O’RestaurantCarries queer nightlife tradition into early morning
  • Mykonos ViomaRestaurantPours organic estate wines at its farm
  • MikònuRestaurantTaproom serves prickly-pear ale with dinner
  • Mathios TavernaRestaurantPrickly-pear ale comes with dinner and a sea view
  • NōemaRestaurantSounds of the Avli brings Greek-rooted performance
  • ThalamiRestaurantLess polished Greek music after midnight
  • SantAnnaSightBooks larger house names for pool-scale productions
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