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Top 10 Seafood food in Noli, Italy
Reviews on Seafood food in Noli, Italy including Ristorante Il Vescovado, Controcorrente, Malafemmina Da Ferdi, Dal Pucci, Il Paradiso di Manu, Ponte Antico, Bucun du Preve, Bagni Ondina, Da Pino di Giorgio, L'Alice Innamorata
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10. L'Alice Innamorata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By LesleyWood
Stunningly fresh food with a modern take on traditional Italian.It is a tiny relaxed restaurant with inside and outside seating near the main square.Lots of fresh food and platters catering to all tastes and palates.I loved the deconstructed gazpacho soup!Many local fresh meats, fish and cheeses to choose from too.The owner was friendly and even had English menus.
9. Da Pino di Giorgio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Small and beautiful restaurant in the heart on Noli, of of the most beatiful old village in Italy. Fresh fish and seasonal recipe are our best. Try our degustation menu for 25 or 35 euros
Reviewed By LesleyWood
Ristorante Da Pino is a tiny restaurant in a small side street of Noli. There are only about ten tables so booking is a must! The menu changes depending on availability of fresh produce however there is more than enough delicious choices for all tastes!I started with shrimps and then the most delicious champage and cognac risotto. My husband had squid ink pasta and then a grilled whole fish with roasted vegetables. They were was all excellent. We ended our meal with homemade lemoncello.The service is excellent even with only one person serving all tables and we were surprised how well the tiny kitchen coped with a full restaurant.The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because it cost us the same as the local Michelin Star restaurant (Ristorante Il Vescovado) and I felt we had much better value for money there.It is still a wonderful restaurant and I would definitely return, especially for the risotto!!
8. Bagni Ondina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By LivinginSwitzerland
Had a family lunch here today. Food was ok, not amazing. Lots of small things added to the bill .. Cover charge, quite expensive water and deserts. All ok as we were hungry, but not a taste sensation by any means
7. Bucun du Preve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 899 reviews
Reviewed By AmarGeti
We walked in without a reservation and were lucky to find a good table. The owner was friendly and explained everything about the daily dishes in such a clear way, that even I, a foreign Italian speaker, understood everything. The meal was delicious and so was the wine. The tiramisu at the end was heavenly! Service and price were correct. Definitely a spot to return to, next time in Noli.
6. Ponte Antico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1086 reviews
Reviewed By HotPepperHot
Good typical ligurian restaurant,good seafood dishes and even pizza was ok.Good pigato wine. Nice dehor where you can enjoy your dinner in the summer time.A bit waiting time but good service. Fair prices.
5. Il Paradiso di Manu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 435 reviews
Reviewed By Kathy L
This was probably the best meal I have ever had (and I love food). The ambiance is unparalleled-ocean views from atop a cliff setting with candles and background music. A packed house didn't stop our waitress from being efficient, patient, and perfect in her timing of courses. The house red wine was full bodied and delicious. I ordered a shrimp & "grits" type dish to begin and then scallops. Beyond perfection. The bread was flaky on the outside, warm and soft on the inside. A delightful meal well worth the drive!
4. Dal Pucci
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1384 reviews
Reviewed By Robert F
We are eating our way through Italy on a two-week working vacation. Dal Pucci was one of the restaurants we were recommended to try and it was fantastic. We had the tomato mozzarella appetizer--fresh and delicious--followed by the breaded and fried veal cutlet (huge, thin, perfectly cooked), red sauce penne, Pesto Trofie Pasta (exceptional) and ended with Chocolate mouse with cookies. With a half liter bottle of red wine our bill came to about $44 Euros. We highly recommend this place.
3. Malafemmina Da Ferdi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Reviewed By LesleyWood
Excellent and friendly service, a table in the sun so we could watch the passers-by and good food! What more can one ask for!!The size of our meals was plentiful and my insalata mista was easily big enough for two. My calamari with olives was delicious and my husband enjoyed his mussels and grilled fish too. I would definitely eat here again!
2. Controcorrente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By hbj1973
We were planning to for a dinner at one of the local Michelin star restaurants, but couldn't get a table - and thus decided to try Controcorrente.We were NOT disappointed.It is not a Michelin Star restaurant, but the food was very good, the wine list reasonably comprehensive, the service flne and the price very reasonable compared to quality, atmosphere and service....all though they could benefit from having an English language menu.Try it!
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1. Ristorante Il Vescovado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 639 reviews
The site on which the structure stands dominates the entire inlet of Noli, including the historical center of the old marine republic, and looks out upon the open sea, towards the eastern ligurian coast and the Apuane Alps.The Bishopâs Residential Palace
Reviewed By LesleyWood
I hate giving bad reviews however our two experiences were utterly different.Last time we felt we had landed in heaven with the beautiful dining room and attentive service. The waiter was passionate about what he was serving and the sommelier gave us an excellent selection of wine with our delicious and varied tasting menu. And to top it off, the pricing was excellent.This time we sat outside on the balcony with beautiful views of the town and the bay. The waitresses were attentive but lacked enthusiasm. The sommelier was quite frankly lazy, and used the same wine for three of our courses. The pungent fishiness of each course overpowered the other flavours although the presentation was beautifully artistic and interesting. And our meal had doubled in price from 3 years previously. Sadly, I donât think we will be returning.
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