Cyprus
Cypriot cuisine belongs to the eastern Mediterranean and reflects Greek, Turkish, Levantine, and island traditions. Olive oil, grains, legumes, vegetables, herbs, seafood, lamb, pork, and dairy are widely used, with fresh ingredients and grilling playing major roles.
Halloumi is perhaps the most internationally recognised Cypriot food, but meze culture reveals the cuisine's breadth through numerous small dishes served together. Grilled meats, stuffed vegetables, pulses, salads, breads, olives, and seafood create meals designed around variety and sharing.
Lunches
Koupepia (Cypriot Stuffed Vine Leaves)
Drinks
Soumada (Cypriot Almond Milk Drink)
Desserts
Loukoumia (Cyprus Delight)
Breads
Tahinopita (Cypriot Tahini Swirl Bread)
Holidays & Special Occasions
Resi (Traditional Wedding Wheat & Chicken)
Appetizers
Talattouri (Cypriot Cucumber Yogurt Dip)
Breakfast
Anari with Honey and Sesame
Sides
Patates Antinahtes (Cypriot Coriander Roast Potatoes)
Breakfast
Halloumi & Tomato Breakfast Fry
Lunches
Louvi me Lahana (Black-Eyed Pea & Greens Stew)
Appetizers
Halloumi Saganaki
Salads
Halloumi
Soups
Trahanas Soup
Sides
Fava me Kremmydi (Yellow Split Pea Puree)
Holidays & Special Occasions
Halloumi kai Lountza
Street Food
Sheftalia (Grilled Sausage Skewers)
Breads
Elioti (Cypriot Olive and Onion Bread)
Drinks
Cyprus Coffee (Kafes)
Soups
Cypriot Avgolemono Chicken Soup
Mains
Afelia (Pork in Red Wine & Coriander)
Salads
Cyprus Village Salad with Halloumi
Desserts
Shamali (Cypriot Semolina Cake)
Mains
Kleftiko (Slow-Roasted Lamb)
Street Food
Halloumi & Lountza Street Wrap
