Been coming here for years. It&#39;s tucked away in the olive groves, quiet and green. A nice break from the usual tourist spots. Just a peaceful spot for a simple lunch.

The restaurant&#39;s ambiance is charming, with a beautifully designed interior that reflects the local culture. It&#39;s an ideal spot for a cozy meal or a special celebration.

The manager gave us a complimentary Copeta dessert, which was a lovely gesture. The staff were very gentle and attentive.

The pizzas here are definitely worth the trip. I had the Diavola, and the spicy salami was a perfect match for a bold local red wine. The crust had that great wood-fired char. Maybe a bit more crowded than I&#39;d like, but the food speaks for itself.

The &quot;Big Feast&quot; option is such a great deal! They kept bringing out fresh, simple dishes until we were perfectly full.

Been coming here for years, and their house wine is always a solid choice. The price is right, too&mdash;never feels like they&#39;re overcharging. It&#39;s just a reliable glass of wine after a long day.

Stumbled upon this spot. The grilled meat was really nice, juicy and well-seasoned. The old building is cool, and it&#39;s quiet with the church right there. A solid find for a casual bite.

Came here for the aperitivo. The spread is generous, you get a good selection of nibbles with your drink. Honestly, for what you pay, it&#39;s a solid deal. Drinks are decent too. Could sit there for hours just grazing.

Loved the courtyard for a summer evening. The rustic pub vibe and rock playlist made it feel like a proper Irish spot.

The pasticciotti were really good. The cream was rich and the pastry was just right. Best I&#39;ve had around here.

Came for the light show, stayed for the food. The view is unbeatable. Mario and Pablo were super friendly. Had the local pasta and a couple of their signature cocktails. Honestly, the portions were a bit small for the price, but the whole vibe was nice.

The pistachio cream pasticciotti was the star for me. That first bite, the shell just shattered perfectly. A really nice find.

Great spot for families. They have a big outdoor area with grass and games to keep the kids busy. The staff was really friendly and helpful when we were there for a group lunch. Food was solid, nothing fancy but everyone enjoyed it.

Fried pizza was huge and hit the spot. The potato croquettes? Seriously good, maybe the best. You can tell they use simple, good stuff.

Friendly staff, quick service. The soy cappuccino was really nice, smooth and not too sweet. A solid spot for a quick coffee.

A bit hard to find, but their pastries are fantastic. Really appreciate the fresh, local ingredients they use.

Best meal that we had in Otranto.  Ambience/service professional and warm, food delicious and prepared with flair.  This is not a churn- it-out tourist restaurant and I would highly recommend it to anyone who has a discerning palate.  A jewel amidst quite a lot of average food in the town.

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