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Top 4 Bar food in Cinquale, Province of Massa Carrara, Italy
Reviews on Bar food in Cinquale, Province of Massa Carrara, Italy including SIMBIOSI BEACH & BISTRO, Molokai Cafe, Pasticceria Caffe del Viale, Pietro al Mare
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1. SIMBIOSI BEACH & BISTRO
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
In the wide veranda the the restaurant you can eat typical italian fish specialties . Relaxing in the garden you can read a book while enjoying a Tiki cocktail at sunset . The beach offers sun umbrellas, deck chairs, beds in the classic style of Versilia.
Reviewed By 783lukaszj
Weâve checked out at least four beaches in the region and Simbiosis is great if not the best! Very good food and drinks, friendly and helpful staff. The tent prices across local beaches range from 30 to 100 Euro/day - Sibiosis is definitely reasonably priced. I recommend staying with them and having a meal at their organic restaurant. Thxs a lot. U r welcome
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2. Molokai Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Starling007
Owner Iapino is best bantender in the world...UHave to try Caipirosca Tre frutti and Simon drink (Long Island Ice Tea is poor bother of him)....
3. Pasticceria Caffe del Viale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Federica T
Nonostante l orario dopo le 5.30 del pomeriggio c era ancora una buona scelta tra dolci e salato di buona qualità e molto buono il caffè.La location non è delle migliori ma la qualità c è.
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4. Pietro al Mare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Henry S
I would never have found it, if it hadn't been for their 'bill board', advertising their â¬12 worker's lunch, on the pavement of Cinquale's 'high street', as 'Pietro al Mare' is hidden to the side & behind of an excellent cheese & salami shop, (that incidentally, does delicious sandwiches to order). Situated on the South Bank of the Versilia River it should logically be in the confines of Forte dei Marme, which is well known, but not for it's value for money. But "Pietro's" is a welcome exception, where the locals can afford to eat, & tourists are made most welcome. My Italian can manage the verbal menu, but if on a limited budget, make it clear you want the "Pranso del Lavoratore", (Worker's Lunch). Incidentally if you DO want the W.C. ask for "il bangno". You will be offered a starter "Primo', a main course, "Secondo", 1/4 wine, (Rosso or Bianco) 1/2 water (naturale or frissante), bread & an expresso coffee. If you have room for a desert it will cost you a little extra. I have happily visited Pietro's on several occasions out of season in March, but when the weather improves there is an ample terrace, where one can enjoy your meal 'al fresco'. While in the area don't miss "PIETRASANTA" which is towards the mountains a little inland from "Marina di Pietrasanta". In the other direction, inland from "Massa', is "Fosdinova",which is worth a visit in it's own right, but it's Castle, still owned by the Malaspina family, is a not to be missed & even contains a B & B, that apparently scores well with fellow travellers.Grazie per la positiva recensione, fa sempre piacere quando un cliente rimane soddisfatto del nostro servizio, ci fa capire che stiamo lavorando bene.
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