The city of Hania offers many opportunities for a pleasant evening. The afternoon starts with coffee of juice at “Cafe Angelis”, at the venetian port, at “Vavel”, “Calypso”, “Meltemi”, “Attikon” and “Kipos”. “Mousses”, “Santrivani” and “Remezzo” serve breakfast and coffee, while “Arena” is open all night with all sorts of loud music. Other coffee- shops attracting many tourists are “Magikos Avlos”, “Segafredo”, “Pili tis Ammou”, “Aeriko”, “Pixida”, “Koum Kapi” and the coffee-shop of “Venus Palace”. Standing side by side are “2 Lux”, “Fraise”, “Ippopotamos”, “Achaini” and “Neorion”. A strole at Paleohora could mean coffee or breakfast at “Nostos”, “Bobolulu”, “Alalum”, “Freedom Street”, “Polidoro”, “Castello”, “Scala”, “Sunrise”, “Everest”, “Lambakaki” and “Kandano” with the wonderful paistries. Restaurants and taverns abound at Hania, serving delicious tits-bits and being opened most of the day, like “Avgo tou Kokkora”, “Konaki”, “Kali Kardia”, “Chani”, “Ekstra” and “Tamam”. For those who prefer sea-food “Anemos”, “Samaria”, “Petrides” and “Tholos” serve great sea-food and local wine or champaign. The local ouzo shops “Ouzeri Bonaza”, “Turki”, “Neon”, “Palazzo”, “Monastiri” and “Vassilikos” serve raki and local tit-bits. The friends of foreign cuisine should visit “Golden Wok”, serving korean and tai food and “Caza Mexicana”, serving mexican cuisine. At Hania there are many fast foods, and shops selling croissants, toasts and souvlakia. The restaurant “Nikterida” is situated at Korakies, while at Armeni Apokoronou “Platanos” where Eleftherios Venizelos frequented, is still open for buisness. Paleohora is known for “Aposperides”, “Kima”, “Stou Patsouri”, “Galaxy”, “Captain Gym”, “Pelecanos”, “Ostria”, “Dionissos”, “Taverna tis Thalias”, “Tis Renas” and “Tou Mitsou”, “Eftihis”, “Paradisos” and “Fortezza”. Here, one can taste tremendus varieties of sea-food, as well as the delicious traditional local cuisine.