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If any one in Mykonos wants to taste authentic Greek food don't forget to go to Oregano....I know the Phedhia from the 90s.... this is where all the Tourism Industry professionals and palikaria go .... very cheap..... very generous.....and super atmosphere especially at Football and Basketball games!!!.....Say Yasou apo mena to Maria from me...
Oregano Cook & Grill
+30 2289 027410
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If any one in Mykonos wants to taste authentic Greek food don't forget to go to Oregano....I know the Phedhia from the 90s.... this is where all the Tourism Industry professionals and palikaria go .... very cheap..... very generous.....and super atmosphere especially at Football and Basketball games!!!.....Say Yasou apo mena to Maria from me...
Oregano Cook & Grill
+30 2289 027410
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I would love to visit to watch a game! One of the best things about being in Greece when the Euro cup or Champions league is on!
 
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I would love to visit to watch a game! One of the best things about being in Greece when the Euro cup or Champions league is on!
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Sigura, aftee iney atmospheria!.....para polleeee krassia,beeria,Chipoura!??
 
Gia ti Mykono, einai poly ftina... Perimena na dw times mexri 20 euro gia mia salata. Auto to eistiatorio tha einai to monadiko eistiatorio pou tha paw gia fagito otan tha eimai ekei. Euharistw gi'auto.
 
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Gia ti Mykono, einai poly ftina... Perimena na dw times mexri 20 euro gia mia salata. Auto to eistiatorio tha einai to monadiko eistiatorio oti tha paw gia fagito otan eimai 'kei - diladi, an tha ekei. Euharistw gi'auto.
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Mykonou ekhi polla setoria na iney Eftina Ellinki kuchina.!!...Mehta ta paw alla....simera then ekho khgrono!.. Kalley Mera from Thailand!❤️?
 
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