The tagliata was so tender, almost buttery. My daughter, who&#39;s usually picky, ate a whole slice! A bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor was spot on. We&#39;ll be back for that steak.

We had to remind the waiter 4 times we booked with The Fork.When we got there there was no available table and we had to wait 15 min.We ordered two 250gr medium cooked hamburgers. Both were 180gr and one was way too cooked. I asked for a medium one because, even though I never had food go back in a kitchen, I usually just adapt, this one was really burnt. Another one of 180gr came out.  I then pointed out we had ordered the 25p so the waiter, very nicely, had another one made, this time correctly (that we ended up splitting) . So yes, at the end we had two 180gr and one 250 for a total of 305gr each, but still... The service was slow and we had to point out everything, if not they would have left me with a burned small hamburger.Then again at the cash I had to show them the reservation with the 20% discount cause they told me they didn&#39;t think the fork made me book it. So weird.

The grilled octopus was the highlight. Tender, with a smoky char that didn&rsquo;t overpower the natural sweetness. The lemon and herb oil were just right. A solid dish, though the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The staff here are so friendly and welcoming. It really makes the whole experience feel relaxed. The setting is lovely, very Tuscan. Had a nice glass of the local wine with my meal. A comfortable spot for a quiet dinner.

Been coming here for years. The view of the port from the terrace is the main draw for me. It&#39;s a solid spot for a quiet drink before dinner. Prices are a bit higher than some other places nearby, but you&#39;re paying for that view.

Been coming here for years, mostly for the kids&#39; corner. It&#39;s got that same little play nook with the books and soft blocks. My son always heads straight for it, so I can actually finish my coffee while it&#39;s still hot. That&#39;s the main reason we keep coming back.

The local red wine was so good with the porchetta. The bruschetta was nice too. Just a lovely, relaxed spot for an aperitivo.

Service was attentive. The waiter took time to understand our preferences and suggested a wine that matched well. It felt personal, not rushed. A nice touch for a relaxed evening.

Great spot for the price. Drinks and food are solid, especially considering the central location.

The coffee was really good, and I appreciated how the manager checked on each table. The gift selection looked nice too. Just a note, the chairs are a bit firm for a longer sit.

Been a regular for years. The beach service is what keeps me coming back. Spotless facilities, those cool little tropical cabins right on the sand. Just a solid, reliable spot.

A nice place to have good beers, a pizza and fried dips like mozzarella guacamole chicken wings... good ambiance and music. Up to expectations. If full expect some time to be served the food

The local wine selection is decent, with a few Brunello options. Prices are pretty fair. The staff helped me pick one that went well with my pasta.

Solid espresso. Quick service, got my coffee in no time. Perfect for a quick bite by the water. Prices are okay for the location.

The owners are so nice and you can tell they really care. It&#39;s a family-run spot, and that makes a difference. Food was good, but it&#39;s the vibe that stuck with me.

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