Bougatsa Iordanis

⭐ 3-2-1 Review 😬3 Things I Liked: *Friendly service and welcoming staff *Reasonable prices and good English communication *Popular spot with locals and a long-standing history 🤐2 Observations: *Food might not suit everyone’s taste, especially for takeaways *Early morning is quieter, giving a better experience before crowds arrive 🙃1 Thing to Know: *It’s a famous and historic location, worth visiting if you’re in Chania 😃Personal Experience: We enjoyed stopping here for breakfast and seeing locals starting their day. The food wasn’t exactly our style, but the operation itself is impressive and has been running for many years. A must-visit for the history and atmosphere while in Chania. ❣️Show some love If you found this review helpful, please like it and follow me on Google Maps. I take pride in helping future visitors make better choices, and your support helps these reviews reach more people.

Very hospitable service - sat us down and helped us with the order. Do try the Greek coffee and of course the bougatsa. It’s amazing on its own but you can also sprinkle sugar and cinnamon for taste. Highly recommended!

They have the wonderful bougatsa Iordanis and give you free water from tap but is drinkable and refreshing. A Big plus they have the announcement on the door and one knows from the entrance that if want take stay on the counter,if dine in you have to sit and be patient. With all the advertising they have from YouTubers the place is packed but somehow they manage beautifully all the crowd and even when mismatched the orders they cope with. Thank you. Efharisto poli. They have bougatsa with local cheese plain,with sugar and you have cinnamon on the table if you want to put on top. As well they serve bougatsa with cream filling which I don't have having in my mind idea of too sweet and don't feel like it.

Exactly what you’re looking for if you want bougatsa – simple, authentic, and delicious. They even offered a vegan option, which is a big plus. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. Definitely a place I’d recommend for anyone craving bougatsa in Chania.

They served only one type of food and that was the bougatsa. I enjoyed but you have to get in early. We got the last portion of the day and it was only 2.30pm. Definitely worth trying as the portion was great value for money.

Wonderful pie. The experience is a bit chaotic, because there can be a big line to sit and take away. But it is worth it. The pie is very very good, especially the traditional one. Also the greek coffee is good.

A small family-run business, offering traditional bougatsa. You can choose between plain or with sugar options. It was very delicious and fresh. Plus, since it’s made with goat cheese, those with lactose intolerance can enjoy it without any issues. The history behind it is also very impressive. I definitely recommend it!

Nice Bougatsa with local feeling. Many locals and tourists meet at the same place to drink coffee, discuss and eat bougatsa. You can also order coffee, fresh orange juice and other refreshments. It’s very crowded though and you normally have to wait to be seated. Iordanis bougatsa doesn’t taste like Thessaloniki’s bougatsa and I would only recommend the traditional one with the cheese and not the sweet/vegeterian bougatsa. The pastry in the bougatsa tastes similar to the galaktoboureko pastry.The service is very fast and staff is helpful. It is kids friendly.