Location: Albenga
Top Restaurants in Albenga
Top Things to do in Albenga
- 1. Centro Storico di Albenga
- 2. Museo Diocesano e Battistero Paleocristiano
- 3. Museo Navale Romano
- 4. Cattedrale di San Michele Arcangelo
- 5. Chiesa di San Giorgio
- 6. Monumenti Funerari della Via Iulia Augusta
- 7. Chiesa di San Giorgio di Campochiesa
- 8. Chiesa di Santa Maria in Fontibus
- 9. "Magiche Trasparenze - I Vetri dell'antica Albingaunum"
- 10. Bagni Derna
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Most Popular European food in Albenga, Liguria, Italy
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Albenga. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Albenga is a city and comune situated on the Gulf of Genoa on the Italian Riviera in the Province of Savona in Liguria, northern Italy. Albenga has the nickname of city of a hundred spires. The economy is mostly based on tourism, local commerce and agriculture. Albenga has six hamlets: San Fedele, Lusignano, Campochiesa, Leca, Bastia, Salea.
Things to do in Albenga
6. Pizzeria la bifora
Overall Ratings
3 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By pepitacanario
local people, food with good quality and great choice. and fantasy as traditonal but also modern. good atmosphere, kind stuff. it was our best meal during our stay in Liguria.
5. Agriturismo Torre Pernice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
It is a wonderful yet quiet place where you may spend weekends or holidays with a view to complete relaxation, caressed by the sun, immersed in perfumes and colours of the countryside , surrounded by luxurious vineyards of Pigato, Vermentino, Rossese: her
Reviewed By Stephanie C
Enjoyed lovely stay in beautiful room overlooking vineyard with spectacular views of surrounding mountains. Still only a few miles from marvellous alassio beach.Dined in 500 year old tower which was beautiful and very atmospheric. Such an interesting and unique setting! Meal was delicious. One of tastiest meals we have had in italy. Compliments to chef. Definitely will return!
4. Punta Lena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F
It is always sad when a satisfying and successful restaurant closes. In the case of La Gritta, we understand increased rent and perhaps other differences with the landlord contributed to its demise. This beautiful location remained vacant for a long time. New management has been in place for close to a year now, and today was our first chance to to try Punta Lena.The minimalist decor is unchanged, and rightly so. The beautiful setting is inspirational enough for a seafood restaurant. One caring and capable waiter was able to handle the whole dining room, albeit a bit under strain as it nearly filled to capacity. The mostly favorable reviews on TA ring true. Our starters, lovely souffles of zucchini and asparagus, with a generous Grand Padano Sauce and ample flecks of black truffles was impressive. We opted for Orata fillets, amply garnished with green vegetables, cherry tomatoes and the wonderful local olives for our main course-and weren't disappointed. For old time sake, we ordered a side of lightly fried vegetables-which were cooked to perfection, but with perhaps a little bit too much salt. The whole fish first brought to our table, and then expertly prepared and presented was premium and fresh.We didn't have room for dessert, but next time we will prepare! We were pleased to see that they were serving Pasqualini Cafe, a very fine local producer.After more than a dozen visits to the old establishment, it was bittersweet to be back. But the restaurant appears to be in good and capable hands. We look forward to enjoying more meals here. The prices are very fair for the high quality fish and shellfish.The wine list is a little thin in selections, but adequate. For English speakers, this is very much a local place. Bring your phrase book, Google Translate or study your local fish options-you won't be disappointed.
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3. La Dolce Vita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 685 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F
We were taken here for pizza on a weekday evening. The pizza was very good and there was a wide range of combinations on offer. But what was most striking was the vibe: very cheerful staff and very pleased customers. While we stuck with our plan-pizza and some excellent craft beer, plenty of other temptations went by, some lovely antipasti, pasta and fish dishes. The service was prompt and caring.Clearly, this is a place much appreciated by the locals. Based on what we saw and the overall ambiance, we will be back to try more of their offerings. The old movie memorabilia was tastefully done. But what really stays with you is that everyone was genuinely having a good time.
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2. Ricaroka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1275 reviews
Reviewed By stefanc367
Absolutely perfect restaurant, amazing food made with love. Antonio will make sure that every portion is fantastic and high quality. Prices more than fair. Highly recommend! Thank you
1. Nino's Braxerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Nino's Brâxerîe is located in the beautiful medieval old town of Liguria, in Albenga. We are accessible only on foot, but a short walk from various "gates of the city", with parking available along the perimeter of the walls. We offer the best cuts of mea
Reviewed By 89maurino89
Well done!In the first place I would like to greet nino's staff . The way they work is amazing , courtesy and availability make this restaurant an example . The restaurant is a typical demonstration of the italians will of creating New businesses.A balanced blend between food and innovation, well surrounded by one of the most amazing and typical square you can find in albenga, an amazing wine chart, and an extremely studied design. If you want to live albenga center..Well ! that's the way. They also provide a remarkable English translation of the menu
