Grotta Zinzulusa

Beach and Natural Pool of Marina Serra

Cala dell'Acquaviva

Castro Castle

Lovely setting, great food  - menu is limited but it meant the boys tried different things which was great - good value as well and the staff were lovely. NB - Remember mosquito spray you are outside and it is warm

A fantastic evening in a hidden gem.An adequate variety of typical pugliese dishes with a fine touch of a modern twist. Seafood, pasta and not to forget burrata and a short and well selected list of wines.All is profoundly balanced in taste and beautifully presented. No alibi salad or raw rosemary branches, only the dish and well thought through accompanying edible garnish. Our favorite: grilled pulpo bedded on a cream of lemony potatoes, fried carrots smoked burrata and finished with a herbal cream aside. Perfectly combined ingredients, technically very well performed.We also tried the incredibly juicy gilthead seebream with herbs, slowly baked in a parchment coat and grilled vegetables with fresh mint which is an amazing twist to freshen up a well known side dish.Dolci: hand made pastries and desserts + the artisanal gelato the team makes. My favourite - the heavenly soft short pastry pie with a lemon pastry cream. These local slow food places should run this world.

Fantastic experience in the famous Salentino-Catalano with delicate and searched pietances at the same time.

Puerto Escondido

This restaurant is set in a great location. Beautiful terrace overlooking the sea, however, the quality is not what you expect of a small town in Puglia. The frittura di pesce was cold and not tender, the pasta with fish of the day was ok however the waitress offered another type of pasta &quot;off menu&quot; but he couldn&#39;t say the price...So, nice location, good atmosphere but poor quality at a high price. There  is good room for improvement.

Puerto Escondido

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