Skala is known for the local coffeeshops, such as "Hristos", "Melagrakis", "Theologos" and "Ipsilandis". Some of them like "Arionas", also serve breakfast. The village has a multitude of pastry shops, such as "Gonidakis", "Kavouras" and "Moraitis", where one can taste the traditional sweet "pougia", made of dough, almonds and walnuts, with sugar of syrup. A walk in Grikos can be combined with coffee and sweets at coffeeshops such as "Kefalas", "Roditis", "Vrettos", "Panorama", while, when in Psili Amos, one should visit the pasty shop "Theologos Giameos". In Skala, there are many cafe-bars serving coffee in the morning and afternoon and alcohol in the evening, such as "Glaros" and "Meltemi". In the beautiful village of Kambos, one can have coffee of sweets at the shops of "Christoulakis" and "Nazos". Patmos is known for its tavernas and restaurants where one can taste the famous local cheese-pies made of tasty past, as well as fresh fish and seafood. In Skala, the island's port, one should visit "Grillis", "The Taverna of Gregoris", "Kohili", "Vaggelis", "Loulourga", "Patmian house", "Old Harbour", "Pandelis", "Gorgones" and "Kyma" in the Asrpi location. For the lovers of Italian cuisine, there are the restaurants of "Vasilis" and "Zaharo". Near the beach of Kambos there is the picturesque taverna "Panagos", where one can have fresh fish while in Meloi there is a taverna of the same name, and on the beach of Lambi, one can have lunch at "Delfini".