This new Chania restaurant has quickly become known as one of Chania’s best brunch spots, but it’s also got great design inside and a lovely courtyard outside. Wherever you sit, you can relax and enjoy your delicious meal (after getting that perfect dinner plate or wine glass shot, obvi). Can’t you just see yourself relaxing in this courtyard with a friend and a fabulous bottle of Cretan wine?

Another favorite place of mine is Boheme, it’s not just a great place for dinner and wine tasting at night, but one of my go-to places for a cup of delicious latte, a freddo, or even a cup of tea. Your coffee will come with a complimentary portion of homemade cake or baked delicacy that you will be able to enjoy in one of the most delicious gardens in town. Don’t miss this place.

Ideal for couples, Boheme transforms at night into a cozy bar. The bar’s outdoor space is surrounded by some greeneries centred by a big tree, and interestingly enough, this gives the place an authentic feel that you won’t get in other bars around town. The place has a rustic feel that is well-lit by multiple colored lights.

Boheme Hidden in a small alleyway, in a well-tended courtyard behind the Old Harbour, this place is a shady oasis, strictly non-smoking area, with good food made by fine primary ingredients, an up-to-date wine list, exceptional cocktails and beverage list that merit attention. A good spot where locals and visitors co-exist.

Next door, Boheme, the all-day cafe-bar restaurant, serves excellent cocktails and a renowned brunch. If you’re just in the mood for dessert, you can walk a few yards further and at number 18 on the tiny street of Prosodia Street you’ll find Sketi Glyka, all of whose creations are pure sweetness.

Boheme (26-28, Chalidon) is a charming, hidden away restaurant with courtyard, at night the garden is illuminated. Nice place for drinks or food. Salis (Akti Enoseos 3) waterfront restaurant on the Venetian Old Harbour, excellent quality food.

By saying that, venues such as Bohème and Pallas are known for their sophisticated ambiance, expertly crafted cocktails, and panoramic views of the harbor. To conclude, these spots are ideal for a relaxed and elegant night out.

Again, one more wonderful restaurant in the heart of the old town. You will be amazed by the unique place where Boheme is located. The building that hosts Boheme was the cells of the monks of the Monastery of Saint Francis.

A few steps from the bustling square of the old port, you will find Boheme. The atmosphere here is relaxed and cosmopolitan. A huge plane tree offers its glorious shade to the tables underneath it.

Before heading to Pulse I walked down to the harbour and watched the sunset for the final time, followed by a cocktail at Boheme - with local gin, sage liquer, lemon and olive vanilla soda.

It’s also located in Old Town Chaniá, and it’s more than just a coffee shop. Bohème serves food and cocktails, too. I went only for the coffee, though, so I can only speak (write) to that.

📍 26 – 28, Chalidon Street, Chania Old Town – see the website. Back to the harbor, Bohème is another unique restaurant in the area. This time, however, the setting is more serene.

I also ate at Boheme (inside) for dinner twice with mixed results. The first time I found the menu difficult to decipher and the service pretentious.

Boheme – just a few steps from the waterfront, in a quiet garden, ideal for breakfast under the trees or early evening cocktails