Agios Sostis Beach
Secluded golden-sand cove reached by a dirt track, home to a legendary grill-only tavern with no electricity.
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This guide to Agios Sostis Beach in Mykonos opens with a puzzle: how does a beach shack with no power line, no phone and no menu feed hundreds of people a day all summer long. It follows the tavern above the cove, run for decades on a charcoal grill, fresh morning ingredients and an owner who keeps the whole seating order in his head, and the ritual of arriving, giving your name, and waiting under a grape arbor with a glass of rosé. Down on the sand, listen for how little else this cove needs.
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