The island may be famous for its excess, but regulars know Mykonos is at its best in family-run tavernas, quieter beaches, sharp hotels and long lunches that slip into sunset.
"I like change. I don’t like monotony, and I don’t want to do the same thing all the time. I’ve come to every one of these restaurants with the purpose of learning, not just to be there or for the salary," Beaverbrook's chef tells Observer.