Had lunch here, the portions are huge for the price. My pasta plate was loaded, could barely finish it. The place is tiny though, got a bit cramped.

Friendly staff, and the pizza was solid. The wine list is short but thoughtful &ndash; found a nice Chianti that went perfectly with the pepperoni. Dessert was a simple tiramisu, hit the spot. Prices are fair.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s the wine list that keeps me coming back. They always have a few interesting bottles you don&rsquo;t see everywhere, and the staff knows their stuff. Just a solid, reliable spot for a quiet glass.

Came here for lunch. The shrimp was literally delivered while we were seated - saw the fisherman walk in with the crate. That&#39;s about as fresh as it gets. The portion was decent for the price. A bit out of the way, but worth it for that kind of freshness.

Been coming here for years, and the schiacciata is still the best. It&#39;s warm, perfectly crisp on the outside, and just salty enough. The staff is super nice, too.

Quick lunch spot. Owners are nice and professional. Food came out fast, which is key for me. Service was good, no complaints. Just what you need for a quick bite.

Came in near closing but they still served us. The pizza was good, decent portions for the price.

Nice spot on a quiet street in Capoliveri. We sat outside overlooking the promenade. The view was lovely, but it did get a bit breezy later on. Just something to keep in mind if you&#39;re planning an outdoor meal.

Came here with a few friends for a casual catch-up. The Nutella cheesecake was so warm and gooey, we ended up sharing an extra slice. Service was really sweet and chill, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Perfect for a relaxed group hangout.

Perfect spot for a quick lunch by the sea. Got the grilled fish sandwich, came out fast. Ate on the patio, view was great. Sandwich was decent, nothing fancy. Good for a quick bite when you&#39;re in a hurry.

The pizzas here are solid and reasonably priced. I really appreciate the efficient service, it makes for a relaxed, no-fuss meal. The staff is friendly without being overbearing. A comfortable spot for a casual bite.

Stopped by for a glass of the house red. Ended up staying for dinner. The portions are huge, especially compared to the hotel spots down the street. Had to get a box for the pasta.

The food is good, but honestly, the prices are a bit steep. You&#39;re definitely paying for that view by the water.

They let us bring our dog inside, which was nice. I got the pasta special. It was a decent portion for the price, but honestly, the pasta itself was a bit overcooked. Still, a good option if you have your pup with you.

The wild boar pasta was my first time trying it. Really tender, with a rich sauce that paired so well with the house red. A solid Tuscan lunch spot.

The family-run vibe is lovely. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the simple, honest food.

The palamita pizza was a standout. The crust had that perfect crisp, and the fish was fresh, not overly salty. Swapping ham for tuna was no problem, and they adjusted the bill fairly. A solid choice for a simple, quality meal.

Been a regular for ages. The pizza&#39;s always on point, and the seafood pasta is a solid deal. The place just feels comfortable&mdash;like a worn-in leather booth that&#39;s seen a lot of good dinners.

I&#39;ve stopped by for aperitivo a few times. What I really appreciate is how fresh the ingredients are in their cocktails. You can taste it. The bartenders clearly care about quality.

The portions here are huge, no joke. You can really taste the quality in the ingredients, especially in the pasta dishes. It&#39;s all very fresh. A bit on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for.

The fish course was the standout. Perfectly cooked, the skin was crispy and the flesh flaky. The sauce had a subtle hint of something citrusy, maybe lemon zest? It really brought the whole dish together. Paired nicely with the white wine they suggested.

The zucchini flowers stuffed with ricotta were a standout. So light and fresh, you could tell the veggies came straight from their garden. The owner was lovely, and the whole estate is just gorgeous.

The grilled octopus was the highlight. Tender, with a perfect char and a hint of lemon. That&#39;s what I came for. The rest was fine, but that dish alone made the trip worthwhile.

A lovely spot to unwind. The squid with pesto was delicious, and the sunset view was beautiful. What stood out was the service&mdash;attentive without being overbearing, which made the evening so relaxing. A nice little find.

The bread was fantastic. Freshly baked, crusty outside, soft inside. And the pasta? Clearly homemade, simple but perfect. That&#39;s what you come here for.

Flavio and Angela are friendly hosts. Their fried anchovies were a hit with the kids. Fried calamari and spaghetti with clams were solid. A reliable stop for us in Marina di Grosseto.

The tortelli rag&ugrave; was cooked just right. The pasta itself had a lovely texture.

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