25 Top Places With Best Brunch In Limassol (2026)

Alissa Walker

Travel writing based on first-hand experience

May 4, 2026

We arrive in Limassol with no real plan, just a vague hunger and the sea doing that blue, shimmering thing it does best. One coffee turns into two. Morning quietly slips into noon. This is exactly how brunch is supposed to work here. Limassol doesn’t rush you—it feeds you. From stylish seaside bistros to neighborhood spots where brunch feels suspiciously close to lunch (and sometimes dinner), this city knows how to stretch a meal into an experience. If you’re wondering where to eat the best brunch in Limassol, consider this your permission slip to linger, order dessert first, and absolutely not check the time.

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Limassol brunch is where “just coffee” goes to die heroically. One minute we are ordering eggs like responsible adults; the next we are staring at pancakes, seaside tables, hotel terraces, and iced lattes with suspicious emotional attachment. If brunch is only the beginning of your Cyprus food mission, these guides will help you keep eating, wandering, and pretending it is all very strategic.

Best Cafés in Limassol — the obvious next read for coffee stops, beachside brews, cosy corners, and post-brunch caffeine missions.
Best New Restaurants in Limassol — perfect if brunch somehow turns into dinner planning, because apparently we are food professionals now.
Romantic Restaurants in Limassol — for date-night tables, atmospheric dinners, and the “we cleaned up nicely after brunch” version of the city.
Fine Dining in Limassol — ideal when your casual food crawl suddenly becomes a polished evening with proper plates and serious reservation energy.
Best Things to Do in Limassol — for turning brunch into a full day of marina walks, old-town wandering, beaches, ancient ruins, and sunset drama.
7-Day Cyprus Itinerary — useful if Limassol is one stop on a bigger island route through Paphos, Ayia Napa, Larnaca, and the Troodos Mountains.
Cyprus Road Trip Itinerary — great if you want to link Limassol with beaches, villages, ruins, mountain scenery, and all the glorious rental-car logistics.
Hidden Gems in Cyprus — for quieter corners, scenic detours, and places beyond the usual beach-and-brunch circuit.
Most Unique Hotels in Cyprus — handy if brunch has convinced you that yes, actually, you do need a better hotel base.

Best Brunch In Limassol:

MAISON ANEMI

This is where we go when we want brunch with a side of Mediterranean daydreaming. Maison Anemi is a chic all-day bistrot and deli right in Limassol’s tourist strip, pairing polished French comfort food with uninterrupted blue-sea views.
TRY: The blueberry pancakes everyone keeps posting about, a properly done French omelette, or one of the organic acai bowls when you’re pretending to be virtuous.
28 Amathountos, Agios Tychonas, Limassol. Mon–Sun 10:00–00:00.

THE MELTING POT CONCEPT

White walls, clean lines, minimal décor—and somehow still warm and inviting. This is one of Limassol’s most conceptual brunch spots, and yes, the name fits. You’ll melt a little, both from the atmosphere and the plates coming out of the kitchen.
TRY: The legendary Blueberry Banana pancake (it’s huge, don’t argue), creative bagels with names like Palermitano and Shrek, or the ever-popular poached egg on multigrain bread.
Eleftherias 133, Limassol. Brunch: Wed–Fri 08:00–13:00, Sat–Sun 09:00–15:00.

STOA URBAN KITCHEN

A hidden courtyard tucked inside a flower-filled arcade in the heart of the city. This is where we slow down, order coffee, and actually enjoy the most important meal of the day instead of inhaling it.
TRY: The unbeatable Croque Madame, “The Stoa Eyes” with a spicy kick for bold palates, or classic avocado toast if you want to keep things simple.
148 Irenes, Limassol. Mon–Sun 08:30–16:30.

S PAUL HOTEL

The leafy patio of S Paul Hotel has quietly become one of Limassol’s favorite meet-up spots. The moment you sit down, everything slows, and that’s exactly the point. Relaxed vibes, thoughtful dishes, zero rush.
TRY: The DIY omelette, the indulgent Tower of Heaven stacked with fluffy pancakes, or lighter options like Something Light and Be Healthy when balance is the goal.
Ifigeneias 5, Limassol. Mon–Fri 10:00–14:00.

ALASIA BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Weekends here feel like a small escape. Alasia Boutique Hotel serves a refined brunch either poolside on sunny mornings or inside the cozy restaurant when it’s cooler.
TRY: The rich ham & cheese with egg, focaccia with mozzarella, tomato, avocado and pesto—or, if it’s after noon, go straight for the fully loaded steak sandwich.
6 Haidariou, Limassol. Brunch: Mon–Fri 11:00–15:00.

THE COOKHOUSE

In Limassol, brunch and Cookhouse are basically synonyms. A long-standing favorite that keeps things familiar yet exciting, thanks to daily specials you’ll definitely hear about once you sit down.
TRY: Eggs Benedict, the bagel with fried egg, bacon and cheese, the hearty omelette on rye with avocado—or save room for the freshly baked pancakes with mascarpone, blueberries and maple syrup.
Gladstonos 112, Limassol. Wed–Fri 07:30–16:00, Sat–Sun 08:30–16:00.

BAR DU SOLEIL

Possibly the most glamorous brunch stop in the Old Port. Bar du Soleil opens early and pairs its brunch menu with sea views, sleek design and an atmosphere that feels effortlessly cool.
TRY: Salmon Eggs Benedict, the classic Cypriot breakfast or American pancakes. Add a cocktail if the mood strikes—brunch rules are flexible here.
Old Port of Limassol. Mon–Sun 10:00–14:00.

PIER ONE

Warm, cozy and right by the water, Pier One does brunch the comforting way. It’s an all-day Old Port classic with views that make you linger longer than planned.
TRY: The Pier One Breakfast for serious hunger, Churros French toast for pure joy, or Exotique Yogurt & Fruits if you’re keeping it light.
Old Port, Limassol. Brunch: Mon–Fri 09:00–12:30.

JAM RESTAURANT CAFE

An all-day staple for locals and visitors alike, Jam is part of the Old Port Hotel and easy to love. Bright colors, flowers everywhere and genuinely friendly staff keep us coming back.
TRY: Egg dishes in all forms—Avocado Smash, scrambled eggs with chives on sourdough, Salmon Asparagus—plus the Steak Sandwich, the Vromiko, fluffy pancakes and healthier acai bowls.
Dimitri Mitropoulou 2, Limassol.

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On busy Gladstonos, stop at The Shopkeeper & Co and combine shopping with coffee and a polished brunch.

Wander the alleys of Agios Andreos, and you’ll find Wagmi Coffee, serving inventive plates like anari pancakes, tiramisu French toast and open steak sandwiches.

Around Castle Square, reliable brunch options include Comfy and Curly Wolf.

For something sweet-savory, Alice Coffees and Desserts stands out with its pink décor and croissants stuffed with prosciutto and mozzarella.

Ergon Deli remains a go-to before or after shopping at Era Apollon, loved for its industrial style, bougatsa cheese pies and egg-centric dishes.

The city’s newer arrival, Tio, blends Mexican flavors with brunch—don’t skip the Huevos Rancheros.

BRUNCH WITH A SEA VIEW…

Columbia pier Limassol — *Columbia Pier*

Sundays are for the beach. At PlusSea, brunch runs from 9:00 until noon with made-to-order pancakes, poached eggs on brioche and plenty more temptations.

Columbia Beach is one of Limassol’s hottest addresses—show up early and feast on everything from stuffed croissants to a signature Middle Eastern breakfast. Also check out its sibling, Columbia Pier, in Enaerios.

In Limassol Marina, dependable breakfast choices include Epsilon Resto Bar and Cafe Calma.

Nearby, Gazebo Marepairs brunch, freshly ground coffee and creative cocktails with sweeping marina views. Enjoy responsibly—and slowly.