[2025 Naxos Restaurant] Travel Guide for Honey & Cinnamon (Updated Jul)

#summerspritz Tucked into a charming backstreet of Chora, Honey & Cinnamon is equal parts relaxed café, brunch spot, and cocktail bar — and their Aegean Spritz showcase why it’s a must-visit. The bar is housed in an 18th-century poet’s former home, with a bohemian patio shaded by trees and strung with fairy lights — the perfect setting for any time of day. 🍸 Aegean Spritz – A Taste of the Isles This beautifully balanced aperitivo combines blue curaçao, Naxian kitron, orange bitter, and tonic water, delivering a crisp, citrusy burst with a briny, herbal twist — ideal before or after dinner. It felt like sipping the sea itself — bright, refreshing, and distinctly local. The faint bitterness and sparkling tonic gave it an elegant lift. Honey & Cinnamon is a cherished hideaway in Naxos Town — as lovely in the light of day as it is at dusk. Their Aegean Spritz sums it up perfectly: a bright, breezy sip of island life served in a serene, bohemian garden. Whether you’re here for coffee, cocktails, or calm, this place feels like a sweet taste of local magic.#greekislandhopping

#greekislandhopping If you’re looking for a Greek island that blends postcard beauty with authenticity, Naxos is a hidden gem that delivers on every level — and three days is just enough to fall in love. From the moment you arrive in Chora (the main town), you’re greeted by whitewashed alleys, bougainvillea-draped balconies, and the stunning Portara — a massive marble doorway standing proudly on a little islet, especially magical at sunset. Day one is perfect for exploring Chora’s Old Town — think winding staircases, boutique shops, and charming tavernas with rooftop views. The atmosphere is relaxed and local, and the food? Some of the best in the Cyclades, with fresh seafood, Naxian cheese, and island-grown produce on every menu. Day two is for adventure: hire a car or scooter and discover the island’s lush interior. Stop at mountain villages like Halki or Apeiranthos, visit olive presses or citron distilleries, and cool off with a swim at Agios Prokopios or Plaka Beach — both wide, golden, and far less crowded than Santorini or Mykonos. Day three is for slowing down. Sip coffee by the marina, take a lazy beach walk, or catch one more golden hour at Portara. It’s the kind of place where time slips by gently and the real charm lies in simply being there. Naxos has all the beauty of its more famous neighbours, but without the crowds or the rush. Three days felt like a retreat — peaceful, welcoming, and filled with those quiet, sun-soaked moments that stay with you long after the ferry pulls away.

#traveldiaries #greece Honey and Cinnamon Bar is the most photogenic cafe in Naxos island. Not only does the cafe have beautiful flowers and pretty interior decor, the food and drinks are really delicious! The cafe is strategically located in the old town which is near to the port and serves healthy options including healthy pancakes topped with granola and fresh fruits and super berries bowl. Recommended having brunch in this cozy cafe when in Naxos.