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                <title>Tamam Restaurant, Chania</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[We stumbled across this lovely restaurant when wandering the back streets in the old Venetian quarter of Chania and ended up eating there almost every night of our stay. <br><br>It's located in what was the plunge pool of an old Turkish bath. Ignore the main courses on the (Greek) menu and go for a selection of the mezedes. There's a huge variety with generous portions at only a few euros each. Our favourites were the horta (steamed wild greens served with olive oil and lemon juice), the favakeftedes (split pea croquettes), and the lovely local sausages. <br><br>Two people could happily eat their fill and wash it down with a carafe of local wine for under thirty euros.]]></description>
                
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