L'angolo di Nina

We stopped by with friends for a quick aperitivo. It looks pretty basic at first, and you order at the bar before they bring things out. The focus is more on what's served than on looks, and the aperitivo is excellent for a very reasonable price. We saw some great arrosticini being prepared too, so we'll be back to try them. See you soon!

We came with friends last week for a food event, without staying overnight. The evening was lively, with an interesting spread of arrosticini, traditional meatballs, bruschetta, chips, sandwiches, drinks, and something for everyone. We had a table booked for six at 7:30 PM. Parking wasn't very close, near the lighthouse, and we ended up at a small plastic table, but were happy to make do with the crowd. We ordered a mix of meatballs, assorted bruschetta, sandwiches, chips, and arrosticini. The arrosticini were tender and full of flavor, available in classic, liver, and spicy ventricina. Each one was a little pricey, though acceptable for a taste. The main problem was how orders were handled. After paying, you got a ticket to take to the counter, where they wrote your name on separate sheets depending on the kind of arrosticini. That led to confusion and long waits, and with different flavors, some could end up cold. I'd suggest arriving early to find a seat and avoid the mix-ups. Live folk music helped the wait pass. All in all, a pleasant evening with good food and a great atmosphere. I'll be back.

We only spent two days there, but got some rest and had fun at the events the guys organized. Thanks to all the staff, who were very kind and helpful. I'd recommend the place, and thanks for everything.

Events in the garden bring the evenings to life, with aperitifs, music, and excellent food. The place is family-run, and the owners are friendly, helpful, and very kind. Our room was comfortable and clean, and breakfast was excellent. Punta Penna beach is just a five-minute walk away, and the area's other lovely beaches are a short drive. Highly recommended.