Su Pititéri

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The bar is furnished in an original way, with oversized soda bottles, comfortable armchairs, and a TV, so it's easy to settle in. I ordered a glass of Ace juice there recently. It took a while to arrive, though the place was quite crowded, which might explain the delay. The bar often gets lively in the evenings, with parties and gatherings that add to the social atmosphere. I've visited the "Hotel, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar - "Su Pititeri"" several times. The place is welcoming and well kept, with a style that feels true to Sardinian identity. The restaurant and bar entrances have warm, attractive details, and the interiors are thoughtfully decorated with a consistent look. The restaurant has a relaxed, sociable feel, spacious and well-organized areas, and amenities such as a TV in the dining room. There's a good selection of desserts in the refrigerated display case, and I usually go for the tiramisu, which is delicious, carefully made, and tastes authentic. It works well for birthdays and name days too, with plenty of seating and a pleasant atmosphere. The staff have always been friendly, professional, and helpful. I'd happily recommend it for the quality and lively, authentic feel.

The pizzas were great, but breakfast was quite small and there wasn't much to choose from. I stayed one night, and the staff spoke limited English.

We stopped for lunch while passing through. The ravioli with local mushroom topping were good, but the trofie al pesto was plainly made with jarred Barilla pesto. Since it was on the daily menu, we'd expected fresh homemade pesto, so we left disappointed.