Stou Singer

Very very nice brunch place. Today was a reopen. Service totally great ! Helpful and kind. Pancakes, omletes, haloumii just amazing. We took brunch for two- all you need for starter the day in mountains. Omlette with croisant was amazing. Mountain tea is a cherry on the top with icecream and apple cream as a set. You can seat and just enjoy lazy morning Place is dog friendly! So we really pricitiate your hospitality ! You are an amazing team. TOP 3 in whole Cyprus. P.S Just please do not serve olives with garlic next to sweet creams with pancakes - it broke all the taste on the plate with garlic smell.

Stopped by this little mountain restaurant while exploring, and wow, what a find! It’s the kind of spot where you instantly relax.

Huge variety and options available. Don’t forget to enjoy the all-year-around “Milokrema” with your coffee!

Yesterday at lunchtime, I visited a lovely spot in Kyperounda, located just across from the village square where the Christmas Village is set up each year. It’s the perfect place to combine a festive walk through the village with a cozy meal, especially during the holiday season. The atmosphere immediately puts you in a warm, cheerful mood — charming, welcoming, and ideal for a relaxed winter outing. Although the place offers options for lunch and dinner as well, we went specifically to try their brunch, and we were absolutely satisfied. I ordered the Cypriot shakshuka, which consisted of eggs cooked in a rich tomato sauce with loukaniko, halloumi, and two slices of fresh village bread. It was hearty, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. We also tried the avocado bread with bacon, egg, and cherry tomatoes, and that was equally delicious — well-balanced, fresh, and very nicely presented. You can really tell that they put care into their dishes. The space itself is warm and cozy, perfect for a mountain village setting, and the service was friendly and accommodating. Even though our reservation was for 2 p.m., we were delayed coming from Nicosia and ended up arriving closer to 3 p.m., which is when brunch normally ends. I called ahead to inform them, and they were incredibly kind about it — they assured us they would make it work, and thanks to their flexibility, we were still able to enjoy their brunch. Overall, it’s a wonderful place to spend a pleasant Sunday afternoon or a holiday break in Kyperounda. Lovely atmosphere, delicious food, and great hospitality — highly recommended, especially during the Christmas season!