The Fat Fig is a welcoming family-run Cypriot taverna in Chloraka, just north of Kato Paphos, and a standout choice for visitors looking for genuinely gluten-free dining in Paphos. With a menu reported as fully gluten-free, it offers the reassurance coeliac travellers need without sacrificing the classic flavours of a Cypriot meal.
Expect traditional favourites such as souvlaki, moussaka, grilled meats, vegetarian dishes and homemade desserts, served in a relaxed garden-style setting. It is a great option for families, mixed dietary groups and anyone who wants to enjoy local food near Paphos without the usual gluten-free compromises.
The restaurant is on Agiou Georgiou in Chloraka, around a short drive from the harbour area. Combine a meal here with a day exploring the best things to do in Paphos, a visit to the Tombs of the Kings, or a beach day at Coral Bay. For current opening times, menus and reservations, check The Fat Fig’s Tripadvisor listing or contact the restaurant directly before traveling.
How to get to The Fat Fig from Paphos Harbour by bus or car
From Paphos Harbour, The Fat Fig is in Chloraka on Agiou Georgiou, roughly 5 km away. Driving is quickest; the most straightforward bus option is route 615, which runs from the harbour area towards Coral Bay via Chloraka.
By car
- Allow around 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic.
- From Paphos Harbour, head north-west via Tombs of the Kings Avenue in the direction of Coral Bay/Chloraka.
- Continue towards the Chloraka coastal-road area, then follow signs or navigation for Agiou Georgiou, Chloraka 8220.
- The restaurant address is Agiou Georgiou, Chloraka 8220. Its listed telephone number is +357 99 281351
For sat-nav, search “The Fat Fig Cyprus Taverna” rather than only “Fat Fig,” as this normally produces the most precise destination result.
By bus
- Board the 615 bus from Paphos Harbour Station, heading toward Coral Bay.
- Stay on the bus through Tombs of the Kings and into the Chloraka area.
- Get off at a stop on or near Agiou Georgiou Avenue—for example, the Agiou Georgiou Ave.–Dimma stop is a useful landmark.
- Walk the remaining distance to The Fat Fig on Agiou Georgiou.
The route serves the harbour, Tombs of the Kings Avenue, Chloraka and Coral Bay; published journey guidance suggests around 18–33 minutes from the harbour depending on the exact change/stop and wait time.
Practical tip
Check the live timetable on the official Pafos Buses route page on the day, especially for an evening meal, as frequencies and last buses can change seasonally. The restaurant is generally listed as open 1:00 pm–11:00 pm Tuesday–Sunday, but confirm before setting off.
More Gluten Free Restaurant Options are listed here.
