Arriving by sea
A crewed boat at anchor in the bay, and a tender transfer to the beach under the venue's rules.


Atmosphere photograph
Psarou beach, on the south of the island, is a small sheltered bay. A taverna stood here from the 1960s; it took the name Nammos in 2003. It has since become a beach restaurant in its own right, with rows of loungers facing the water and, next door, the shops of Nammos Village.
People come for lunch, which starts late and often runs into sunset: fish, crudo, Greek and Mediterranean dishes, at the pace of music that builds through the afternoon. In 2026 the season began on 1 May. June and September are calmer than high summer.
TGZ is an independent house with no link to Nammos. We request the table or loungers for you — often successfully — specifying the row you want; in August the front row is not always possible, and we say so.
The right moment
A June lunch, starting around 2 pm and running on to the end of the afternoon.

A crewed boat at anchor in the bay, and a tender transfer to the beach under the venue's rules.
We request the row and time you want for loungers, then the lunch table to follow.
A house on the slopes of Psarou or Platis Gialos, a few minutes down to the beach.
In July and August, yes, especially the front rows. Off-peak, a request a few days before is often enough.
Yes, the restaurant is booked separately from the loungers, space permitting.
Boats use the bay; we check how beach access works on the day.
No. TGZ is an independent house that passes on your request, under the house's rules.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to Nammos. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.