Pizza was solid, crust had a good chew. Service was friendly and quick enough. Place is easy to find, right in the center. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. Fine for a casual meal if you&#39;re in the area. No real complaints.

The cappuccino was solid&mdash;right temperature, good foam. Quiet enough to get some work done. That&rsquo;s really all I needed.

Boston cream donut was solid, chocolate topping on point and not too sweet. Fair price for a quick bite.

The sommelier really knew their stuff&mdash;picked a great local wine to go with our meal. The BBQ octopus was the standout dish. Comfortable seating too, which I always appreciate.

Came for the Sunday ribs deal. &euro;20 all-you-can-eat, left properly stuffed. Meat was tender the whole time, no dry batches. Live band playing in the background, pub felt chill. Took a while to get the bill but whatever. Solid spot for a lazy Sunday feed.

The pistachio pasta with guanciale was spot on &mdash; creamy but not heavy, and the meat added just enough saltiness. I liked that there were proper veggie options too, not just the usual one sad salad. Place was a bit warm inside though, could&rsquo;ve done with more air. Still, I&rsquo;d go back for that pasta.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly didn&rsquo;t expect much. The presentation was way better than I thought, and the host actually seemed to care. Got my food fast too, which was nice. Only thing is the place got a bit loud later on. Still, solid spot if you&rsquo;re nearby.

The lunch deal here is solid for the price. I got the grilled chicken salad and the greens were actually fresh, not wilted like some places. Dressing was light, which I appreciated. Good spot if you want something simple and healthy without overthinking it. Maybe not the most exciting menu, but it works for a quick bite.

Burrata was spot on, and the service was quick enough for a lunch break. Nice spot right on the Tign&eacute; square, though it can get a bit busy.

Came here with a couple of friends and the Turkish tea on the house was such a nice touch. Food arrived fast and was fresh. Cozy spot for a casual catch-up 😊

Had the poached eggs with rucola for breakfast &mdash; honestly one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in a while. Portion was decent for the price, which surprised me. Sat outside and watched people walk by, no rush at all. Just wish the coffee came out hotter, but not a dealbreaker.

Stopped by around 11pm and they were still serving &mdash; that alone saved us. The crepes were properly good, light and buttery. Pizza was just alright, but honestly, stick to the crepes. Staff were friendly too.

The rabbit stew was proper comfort food. Rich sauce, meat fell off the bone. Place has that unpretentious vibe, mostly locals which I liked. Only thing is it got a bit warm inside when it filled up. But honestly, that stew made up for it.

Nice view, food was okay. Service felt a bit all over the place though. Got our food last even though we ordered first. Calamari wasn&#39;t crispy either. 😕

The steak tartare was properly seasoned and tasted fresh. Asparagus came with a sesame sauce that kinda took over the dish though. Staff checked in on us a few times. Caught the fireworks from our table which was a nice way to end the night.

Great spot for drinks with friends, that view is hard to beat. Staff were super friendly. Food was a bit hit or miss though, beef olives were great but the fish was meh. Toilets could use some work 😅

Lovely spot by the water &mdash; the view alone is worth it. Staff left us alone until we needed them, which I appreciated. Food was fresh, nothing fancy but solid.

The grilled sea bass was spot on, and the creme brulee finished things nicely. Service kept up with the food, which doesn&#39;t always happen. Wine list had a few decent picks too.

We grabbed a table at the food court and honestly, the linguine with huanca&iacute;na sauce was the star. Creamy, a little spicy, really well done. Portions are massive though&mdash;one main would easily feed two. Wine pairing surprised me too, felt like a proper sit-down spot. Service was friendly, kept checking in. Just a heads up, it gets busy around lunch, so grab a seat first.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the regular size, price is a bit steep for what you get honestly. But the tea itself was decent, no complaints there. Service was fast, in and out in under 20 minutes. Fine if you need a quick bite and don&#39;t mind paying a little extra.

Lovely dinner with my mum &mdash; the lamb was super tender, exactly what I needed. Date pudding for dessert was a nice finish too.

Been coming here for a while now, food&#39;s always solid. That peanut satay sauce is the reason I keep going back. Just wish they&#39;d swap the noodles for gluten-free.

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