San Stefanos Online ~ North West Corfu

"We're now hearing late 1919 at the earliest for an exit. That sounds suspiciously close to an election."

It's fairly close to the election which resulted in a coalition governmement led by David Lloyd George certainly.

Thanks Amanda,
That's a shame, but the little bar is still worth the effort up the hill. It was always a little "different" there, which me and my lot always enjoyed. Pleasant little pool too.

Anyone know if Elpitha is opening this year? We didn't go last year, but I seem to remember someone saying it was open then.

I can picture the Ouranos mob, but still can't picture Kostas. Is he a fisherman out of season? Where else did he work apart from Nafsica? Is he the guy who used to drive an Audi A3? Answers on a post card please.

If the weight of the structures at Delfino Blu and the Mango Bar extension were able to have an impact upon the beach, that impact would be even more dramatic, and obvious, around and on those structures. The displacement would also produce heave elsewhere, which again on this scale would be very difficult to miss.

Don’t ask me what has created the distortion to the beach, but my monies not on the downward pressure of buildings.

They're naturally gifted negotiators!

Rilo, your story doesn't surprise me, and we've been tested to the limit ourselves, but once the meals arrived, we couldn't help but forgive the place. (Mind you, we were probably that hungry by then that we'd probably have forgiven anyone, just for a crust). To try and help Dimitri with his meal planning we used to see him in the early afternoon, give him our party's order, and tell him what time we would arrive. It made no difference whatsoever. But, we always found the food, atmosphere, music, and host, to all be first-class, and interesting. It used to make for an enjoyable change from the other tried and tested options in the village, as long as you didn't have anywhere else to go, anytime soon.