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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Owners were really thoughtful&mdash;packed us chocolates for the road and mentioned a discount for next time. Pretty good service, made us want to come back.

Had the grilled octopus last night. Properly charred outside, soft inside, not rubbery at all. Best one I&#39;ve had around here in a long while. Place was busy but we got a table quick. No complaints.

Chicken gyros was meh and our beers came warm, but the staff sorted the bill mix-up fast. Fine for a casual catch-up.

The sea view really does most of the work here 🌊 Sashimi was fresh and lovely, but the sushi itself fell a bit flat. Service dragged even though it wasn&rsquo;t busy.

Best kebab I&rsquo;ve had in a while. They even let us try some traditional tea and coffee on the house. Staff were friendly too.

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