Greek restaurant Mykonos in Great Neck closes after 8 years

Grilled calamari and shrimp at Mykonos in Great Neck, now closed. Credit: Michael Nagle
Mykonos, the modest but dependable Greek restaurant in the Village of Great Neck, has closed after eight years. Among the kitchen’s strengths was the excellent grilled calamari.
When it opened in 2009, Mykonos took over what had been Santorini My Love since 1997. That restaurant replaced Greek Island Taverna, which opened in 1994.
After 23 years, the walls of 37 Great Neck Rd. are probably impregnated with the aroma of extra-virgin olive oil and retsina. The store is for rent now. Corfu or Ithaca, anyone?
Most Popular
Top Stories
'No tax on tips' and Long Island: What to know about Trump policy as it takes effect
4m read

Owner: Long Beach Sandwich Company will be closed for about a month after fire
1m read
Craft brewery in Bay Shore closing, owner says
1m read

Takeout-centric Mexican spot opens on LI

LI Chinese spot opens, with standout dumplings
1m read

LI restaurant opens sister location
1m read