Michael Glynn (producer) says:
"The exterior of the quayside bar at which many of the The Lotus Eaters scenes were played was, before our designer repainted and dressed it, a desolate, dirty boarded-up uninhabited building staining Aghios Nikolaos's quayside. Some of the building's interior was used as the unit's property store.

It was amazing to find in the cellar, attractive drawings on the walls, still in reasonably good condition. The locals told us that during World War Two the cellar had been used by Italian soldiers and their artistic ability had been preserved for all to admire."

As the picture on the left - courtesy of website visitor (and Aghios resident) John Harraway - shows, today it is a restaurant.

Or is it?

In " Off the Beaten Track" a short feature article published in the KO-GO Khronicles (the bilingual Newspaper of the Gouves Township - Crete) in September, 2007, writer Tom Feise stated that the bar "is a jewellery shop these days".

( John Harraway assures me that although the building has been a number of things in its time the latest incarnation is the restaurant. I guess you'll have to check it out for yourselves ....)