The courtyard with the fountain and plants is what got me. Traditional decor, feels like you&#39;re actually somewhere. Food was solid, the wood-fire meat is the move. I had a nice red that held up against the smokiness, good pairing. Sides were a bit thin for what they charge, but the setting made up for it. Worth stopping in if you&#39;re nearby.

The staff were really friendly and spoke a few languages, which made ordering easy. Food tasted fresh and the price felt fair. Way better than some of the tourist spots nearby.

Been coming here for years - still the best spot to catch a game. Those outdoor pool tables are a nice bonus.

Proper family-run spot. Staff remembered me from last visit and service was quick even when busy. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by a couple times while we were in town. The menu&rsquo;s got a bit of everything&mdash;juices, toasties, pasta. Really easy spot to grab a bite with friends, nothing fancy but solid. 😊

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The cocktails were solid, and the bar snacks surprised me&mdash;way better than the usual stuff you get. Place is on the quieter side, kinda nice if you just wanna chill. Maybe not worth a special trip, but I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m nearby.

Stopped here before heading up to the castle. Coffee was decent, pastel de nata fresh and flaky. Nice little break, nothing fancy. The egg custard was still warm, which I liked. Place gets busy, but it works for a quick stop.

Good tapas and the wine list is solid. Bill came to way less than I expected for the quality. Portions are on the smaller side, but for the price, I can&#39;t complain.

The homemade chili oil really made the difference. Put just enough heat into the Chicken Pad Thai, which we liked best. Had a glass of red wine with it, that worked nicely too. Place was busy but we got our food quick. Would go back for that chili oil alone, honestly.

The grilled fish was spot on, really fresh. You&#39;re paying for the view though, portions are a bit small. Still, watching the sunset while eating made it worth it.

Been coming here for a while now, and the duck breast tapas still hit the spot every time. Generous portion, cooked just right. Shrimp dish was solid too. Staff remember you after a few visits, which is nice. Place gets busy, but that&#39;s a good sign. Consistent is the word.

The dark chocolate gelato was solid &mdash; dense, not too sweet, the kind that doesn&rsquo;t melt on you in two minutes. Tried the cinnamon one too, decent flavor but slightly less creamy. Service was quick, no fuss. Fine spot if you&rsquo;re nearby and want a proper scoop without the tourist markup.

Came back three times in one week. Black pork chops were spot on. Steak on the stone cooked exactly right. Cash only though, so bring money.

Stopped in for a drink after the beach. They seated me solo right away, which the place across the street wouldn&#39;t do. Service was friendly, and it felt noticeably cleaner. Didn&#39;t eat, so can&#39;t speak to the food, but for a quick beer and a decent vibe, it did the job.

Everything was as good as ever, it was extremely busy hence service was a little slow however as we were on holiday it was no biggie and a good time was had by all

The pasta here is seriously good, best I&#39;ve had outside Italy. Tiramisu was the highlight though, still tasted amazing the next day. Service was friendly, place had a nice buzz.

Solid spot in the old town. Prawns with garlic rice were the highlight, sangria did the job. Service was quick, no complaints. Price felt fair for what you get. Not mind-blowing, but I&#39;d come back for that rice again.

Came for the wood-fired pizza. Sourdough base is soft, not crunchy&mdash;works for me. Tiramisu was a solid way to wrap up. Service was efficient, no complaints there. Place gets busy around 8, so expect a bit of a wait if you&#39;re late. Fair for what you pay.

Pizza was solid, and that garlic bread? Definitely the highlight. Service kept things moving without hovering. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine list to go with it, but the food did the talking.

Coffee and pastel de bel&eacute;m were solid, no complaints. Place was busy but we still found a seat easy. Price felt fair for what you get, not touristy-expensive like some spots around here.

Solid burgers. Patty came out a bit cold though. Kids&#39; nuggets were actually decent, which is rare. Milkshakes saved the meal. Friendly enough service.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed a few pastries. You can tell the owner knows what he&rsquo;s doing&mdash;everything tasted fresh. Prices are fair too. Ate here a couple mornings in a row and it held up each time. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and need something quick.

Loved the traditional small plates here, especially the garlic shrimp. Service was chill, not hovering. Prices matched the quality, fair enough for what you get.

Great spot by the marina. Grilled fish was fresh and the portion was decent for the price. Outdoor tables are nice when it&#39;s not too hot. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Found this place by chance during a high-tide walk. Chicken salad with curry dressing was solid, &euro;15 felt fair. Service quick and friendly.

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