Limassol, Cyprus. Ship Inn in Limassol was busy on a recent Monday evening, with basketball fans gathering to watch game three of the Greek basketball league finals. The pub remains a long-standing presence in the city’s dining scene, while reflecting broader price increases affecting hospitality businesses in Limassol.
Busy evening at a longstanding venue
Despite expectations of a quieter start to the week, the pub was filled with customers, including sports fans watching the Greek basketball league finals. Ship Inn has operated for decades and remains a fixture in Limassol’s culinary scene.
Prices and service
Prices at the venue have increased, in line with inflationary pressures and the higher operating costs associated with business activity in Limassol. Meat-based dishes in particular have been affected.
The beer selection matches that of a typical Cypriot pub, with local beers offered at reasonable prices. Service was described as strong, with staff accommodating requests where possible. Advance booking is recommended, especially during major sports events.
Starters and mains
The starters included grilled halloumi and chicken wings. The halloumi was served in four pieces with a side salad, which was replaced with tomato slices on request. The chicken wings were breaded and served in sauce with barbecue, sweet chilli and blue cheese dips. Customers also have the option of increasing the portion from 10 to 20 wings.
The mains ordered were the Titanic Pork Chop and the Marinated Chicken Kebab. The pork chop, priced at €20.50, was served with chips and salad, though the potatoes were replaced with sauteed vegetables on request. The chicken kebab, priced at €17.90, was served with toasted pitta bread, side salad and tzatziki, with the chips replaced by a jacket potato.
Location and opening hours
The Ship Inn is located at 28 October Ave 351, Limassol. It is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 1am and Sunday from 9am to 1am.
Starter prices range from €6 to €17, while a burger is priced at €11.90. A dessert option, the Chocolate Lava Cake, was listed but not ordered.