souls don't meet by accident

Our story

Hidden in the heart of Mykonos Town, Soulmates is where locals linger over coffee, travelers discover their new favorite brunch, and evenings effortlessly turn into cocktails with friends. No fuss, no pretence—just good food, warm smiles, and the kind of atmosphere that keeps you coming back.

United in pairs, they metaphorically took the form of spheres, as described by Plato. In the language of symbols, circle represents unity and divinity. Thus, two crescents, that is two semicircles, formed the Soulmates united into a single sphere.

Every day, 8am – 2am (*unless we are vibing) — coffee first, cocktails later, and everything in between made fresh in-house.

A hand lifts a yellow bowl of creamy porridge toward the Soulmates wordmark and arched hand-and-sunburst logo painted in dark brown on a warm beige wall.

The space

Our home in Mykonos Town was shaped by Studio Kisko (Fragkiskos Sarris) — whitewashed plaster, a terrazzo aperitivo bar to lean on, and a ceiling mural painted by Christina Mandilari. It's a small space with a lot of soul, best experienced with a freddo in hand.

The interior has been featured in Galerie Magazine, The Observer, Archisearch, The Greek Foundation, Aegean's Blue Magazine and Confidential Mykonos.

Guests in summer outfits share brunch at red metal tables on a stone-paved terrace framed by potted herbs and turquoise shutters.
Rust-toned patterned cushion against a sunlit whitewashed wall with a sharp triangular shadow, above a pale tabletop scattered with playful illustrated stickers reading 'coffee' and 'cin cin'.
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