The stuffed anchovies were a standout. Paired them with a crisp local white wine the waiter suggested, which really complemented the salty notes. Simone and the team were very attentive. The fried fish was good, though maybe a touch too simple for the price.

Loved the little lane seating at this spot. It&rsquo;s tucked away on a side street and just feels so Italian. Perfect for people-watching with a glass of wine. The vibe is really charming.

Stopped by for lunch, got the spaghetti with clams. Pasta was cooked just right, sauce was creamy. Real clams too. Nice spot on the quiet promenade.

As someone who watches what they drink, I was pleasantly surprised. The owner took the time to explain which wines were naturally gluten-free and paired well with the dishes. Very thoughtful service for specific dietary needs.

The food here is seriously good, and they give you so much! My friend with gluten issues had tons of options, which made our group dinner so much easier. The service was really on point, too. A solid spot for a chill catch-up.

Been a regular for ages, and the fish is still as fresh as ever. Love that the new chef keeps the daily specials interesting &ndash; keeps me coming back. The space itself is just really comfortable, you know?

The fresh fish at the open counter is the main draw. You can see them filet it right there. The quality is undeniable, but honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price.

The fried seafood was good. Fresh squid, crispy coating. The price felt fair for what you get. Could have used a bit more seasoning, but overall it hit the spot.

The fish soup here is the real deal. Simple, no-frills, but the broth has this deep, savory flavor that just works. You can tell it&#39;s been simmering for hours. That&#39;s what you come for. The decor is basic, but honestly, you won&#39;t care once you taste it.

The view here is unbeatable, right on the beach. Grabbed a drink at the bar and just watched the waves for an hour. It&rsquo;s the kind of place where you don&rsquo;t even need to be here for a special occasion.

Found this place off the beaten path. The food was fantastic, but the real standout was the cozy, quiet vibe&mdash;felt like a little escape.

The view over Pigna is lovely. The torta di patate was tasty enough that I ordered another.

Had dinner right on the sand, maybe 10 feet from the water. The view was the main event. Food was decent, but honestly, you&#39;re paying for that spot.

Stopped in for gelato after a stroll. The pistachio was spot on, rich and not too sweet. Sat outside on the terrace&mdash;that sea breeze was just right. The indoor seating looked cozy too. A nice little spot to pause and watch the water.

This rooftop restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere with stunning sea views. The staff is friendly, and the food is delicious, making it a perfect spot for a meal.

Solid cocktail selection, knowledgeable staff. They gave good suggestions.

The fried fish platter was generous and not greasy. The complimentary hot focaccia was a nice touch.

The terrace view of the sea is lovely, especially at sunset. I really appreciated that the grilled fish I ordered felt very fresh. The portion was a bit small for the price, but the quality of the ingredients was clear.

Stopped by for a late lunch. The grilled octopus was tender, not rubbery at all. Had it with a local lager. Sat outside, good for people-watching. A solid spot for a casual bite.

The seafood pasta was pretty good, fresh and flavorful. The ravioli with white sauce was also nice, creamy without being too heavy. A solid meal overall.

This restaurant offers a truly outstanding dining experience with authentic dishes. The Filetto di Manzo was cooked to perfection, and the staff was friendly and accommodating.

The pizza crust is just right, not too chewy or hard. Fresh ingredients, and they have some decent seasonal specials. A solid choice for a casual meal.

Service was quick and friendly. A bit pricey for a quick lunch, but the view by the sea is nice. Got my food in under 10 minutes, which is what I needed.

This little place is a gem. The tomato pasta? So good, the sauce was rich and clung to every strand. Grilled sea bass had a crispy skin, flaky inside. Just what I wanted for a low-key dinner.

The homemade pasta had that perfect al dente texture. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which was a surprisingly good match for the rich rag&ugrave;. A solid, authentic meal.

Nice terrace with valley views. The Ligurian dishes were solid, well-priced. Had the trofie al pesto and a local white wine. Service was efficient. Good for a straightforward lunch.

Good spot for a quick breakfast meeting. Coffee was solid, pastries fresh. Prices are a bit high for what you get, but the quality is consistent. Convenient location near the office.

The fish stew here is the real deal. Always packed with flavor, just like a local spot should be.

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