The burrata was something else &mdash; creamy, soft, came with fresh bread and a decent local wine. Sat outside, no rush at all. Wish the bread was a bit warmer though. Still, that cheese alone made it worth stopping by.

Stopped by for a drink, local band was playing. Minestrone was decent, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Sat outside, cathedral view right in front. Nice way to kill an hour.

The grilled octopus was spot on, tender and smoky. View of the coast from the terrace is hard to beat. Service kept it simple and friendly.

We stopped by for a late lunch. Salmon was fresh, cooked fine. They did forget the feta though, which was a bit of a letdown since it was listed. Waiter George was friendly enough, checked on us a couple times. Place was pretty quiet. Decent meal for the price, nothing fancy. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area.

Service was quick even on New Year&#39;s Eve. Food was decent but the set menu ran a bit pricey. Live music kept the place lively though.

Came in hungry, left stuffed. Portion sizes are no joke here, and the bill didn&rsquo;t hurt. Got the grilled meat plate, plenty for two honestly. Staff checked on us a few times, nice vibe inside. Not fancy, but who cares. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want a proper feed without overpaying.

The mixed grill fish was plenty for two and came off the grill just right. Black risotto had real depth too. We grabbed a bottle of local white to go with it&mdash;worked nicely with the seafood. Place sits off the main tourist drag, which made for a calmer dinner. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but the food did the talking.

The back garden seating is really nice, quiet and kinda cozy. I got the seafood pasta and it was solid, calamari was fresh too. Staff swapped my side without any fuss when I asked. Prices are fair for what you get. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The pork knuckle was the move. Tender, fell off the bone, that dark gravy was proper. Soup was decent too, nothing fancy. Portion big enough to share. Price fair for what you get. Place is basic but who cares when the food hits like that.

Came here on a busy evening, got a table by the water. Ordered the grilled fish and it was fresh, cooked right. Portions are big, no complaints there. Place gets loud though, so don&#39;t come expecting a quiet dinner. Prices are fair for what you get. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The food was solid, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for what we paid. That view though... probably the main reason to come here. Quiet spot, only a few tables at a time.

Lunch by the river was solid&mdash;fish soup and sopska salad hit the spot. Got served just before a big group showed up. Lucky timing.

The beer list is solid and the music hits that sweet spot where you can still talk. Interior&#39;s a bit cramped though. We grabbed a table on the terrace instead, much better vibe. Only thing is the crowd gets pretty rowdy later in the evening, but that&#39;s part of the charm I guess. 🍺

The waiter knew the menu inside out, made solid calls on what to order. Food came out fresh and looked great on the plate. Service was on point without hovering.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Got the Bolognese&mdash;portion was huge, honestly more like a main. Tomato salad on the side, also pretty generous. With sparkling water, came to 10.50&euro;. Solid deal for the amount of food. Service was fast enough for a lunch break.

The waiter here got it just right&mdash;friendly and helpful, but never hovering. He suggested a local wine that paired perfectly with the grilled sea bass. Made the whole meal feel easy and relaxed. I left feeling well taken care of, which is honestly all I ask for.

Stopped in for a glass of wine and the place felt really cozy. Quiet enough to actually talk. Staff were friendly, though the wine list was a bit short. Nice spot for a relaxed evening.

Been coming here for a while now. The squid and spaghetti del mar never disappoint, and that local dark beer hits the spot every time. Service stays warm even when it gets busy.

The seafood soup was loaded with shrimp and mussels, broth had real depth. Sat outside, staff were friendly enough. Just wish the traffic noise wasn&#39;t so constant.

The coffee here was genuinely good&mdash;probably the best cup I found in the area. The setting is really nice too, like a proper spot to just sit and take your time. I didn&#39;t want to leave, honestly. Just wish I&#39;d had more time to try their food menu, but the coffee alone was worth stopping for.

Solid seafood spot right on the bay. Squid ink risotto and grilled prawns were both on point, portions generous. Staff friendly enough. Good for a casual dinner, nothing fancy.

The mussel salad was really good&mdash;fresh and well dressed. Service matched it, which honestly surprised me. Place feels warm and easygoing, not trying too hard. I&rsquo;d go back just for that salad again.

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