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Fourogatos restaurant in Koum Kapi, Chania, serves creative Cretan cuisine by the sea. It also offers outstanding wines at fair prices.

Fourogatos restaurant Chania – Creative Cretan Cuisine​

About Restaurant

In the heart of Koum Kapi, right by the sea, the new all-day restaurant Fourogatos has opened its doors to offer a refined and original culinary experience in Chania.

The team behind Fourogatos presents dishes deeply rooted in traditional Cretan cuisine with a creative twist that makes each plate unique. Their approach blends authenticity with imagination, offering flavours you won’t find anywhere else on the island.

The restaurant also boasts an impressive wine list, featuring carefully selected Greek and Cretan labels and local Chaniotiki beer – the perfect match for the bold and elegant flavours on your plate.

With excellent ingredients, warm hospitality, a simple yet tasteful seaside setting, and value-for-money prices, Fourogatos is everything you could ask for in a relaxed lunch or a delightful dinner in Chania.

Salads

Kriteze: Sliced tomato with fresh mizithra cheese from Chania, basil pesto, olive oil, and fresh onion.
Fourogatos: A hearty salad with lettuce, Lola, rocket, tomato, handmade skioufihta pasta, peppers, grilled chicken, fresh onion, grated nuts, graviera cheese, and a sesame & ginger sauce.

Appetisers
Crepe: Filled with apaki, mushrooms, and chicken in a creamy graviera cheese sauce.
Smyrna Kebab: A mildly spicy mix of lamb and veal kebab in pepper sauce, served with yoghurt and pie.
Meat Pie of Chania: A traditional pie with lamb, local cheeses, and sesame.
Melotigano: A rich mix of chicken, pork, spicy local sausage, and peppers in a mustard seed, honey, and cheese sauce.

Main Dishes
Pork or Chicken Kontosouvli: 500g of grilled meat served with fried potatoes, roasted peppers, marinated carrots, and dip.
Undercoat Pork: 500–600g of specially bred pork, marinated for 12 hours and served with fried potatoes, grilled peppers, and a local wine sauce.
Snails with Wheat: A beloved Cretan delicacy.
Velvet Moussaka: This dish is made with minced beef, eggplant, pumpkin, potatoes, and a velvety béchamel-style cream.

These are just a few of the standout dishes at Fourogatos. The menu also includes seafood and other intriguing options.

The name refers to a rare wild Cretan cat that survives in the island’s remote wilderness. Known for its resilience and strength, the Fourogatos (Cretan wildcat) symbolises nature’s bond with the Cretan spirit – wild, proud, and enduring.

Now Closed

Opening Hours

  • Monday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Tuesday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Wednesday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Thursday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Friday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Saturday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Sunday 12:30 - 23:30

Location

Google Reviews

4.9
1,483 reviews
  • angeliki
    angeliki
    in the last week

    Πολύ καλό εστιατόριο, προσεγμένο και με νόστιμα πιάτα!

  • Apo Alo
    Apo Alo
    in the last week

    Good and delicious food, good service and beautiful surroundings by the sea.

  • Tuni Diu
    Tuni Diu
    in the last week

    Amazing customer service, as always in Crete. The food, unexpected: - the kataifi shrimps were oily, a bit too fried, salty and had a taste of fennel. The dish came with some carrots in curry sauce. Fennel - strong taste; curry - strong taste. The dish had the two dominant tastes that didn’t match. - the organic beef stake was fibrous, you could barely cut or chew it. I wasn’t expecting that as it was expensive. Plus it had the curry carrots too. - the feta cheese was good. I don’t recommend it as you can find plenty of other places in Chania where the food is better.

  • Ειρήνη Ανδρουλάκη
  • George Thanopoulos
    George Thanopoulos
    in the last week

Now Closed

Opening Hours

  • Monday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Tuesday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Wednesday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Thursday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Friday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Saturday 12:30 - 23:30
  • Sunday 12:30 - 23:30