Top Restaurants in Diano Castello
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Where to eat European food in Diano Castello: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Diano Castello. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including La Femme, Ai secoli bui, Ristorante Golosamente, Locanda Fra Diavolo, Tavernazero, Lanterna Blu, Chez Braccioforte, Ristorante Serafino, Il Melograno, Peccati Di Gola
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10. Peccati Di Gola
Overall Ratings
3 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By raf89
Great location close to the sea. I was there twice with a group of people and we all enjoyed the quality of the food: both the pizza and the seafood were well prepared and the portions were large enough. The price range seemed adequate for a restaurant- pizzeria and the staff was well organized - and kind - despite the huge number of customers - it was a scorching July weekend. The one thing I didn't like was the music, loud enough to make it difficult to sustain a conversation even though we were sitting outside. We wondered how the people living in the building over the restaurant can cope with it. Do the owners really think the noise is a plus for people deciding where to dine?
9. Il Melograno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 872 reviews
Reviewed By opossumd
Il Melograno is exceptionally popular for good reasons: budget prices, kind and speedy service but, above all, for its superb list of home-made desserts.You can forget the rest, it does not stand out above the fare offered by the dozens local restaurants and pizzerias on the pretty waterfront of Oneglia. Not bad obviously, but also not memorable. But if you are a cake fan, you should not miss it.
8. Ristorante Serafino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Reviewed By John F
Quite often TripAdvisor lists the same place under different names because of confusion by reviewers or variations in title or language. There are more than 600 reviews available, good and bad, if you look for the listing with the Italian spelling of 'ristorante' rather than 'restaurant'.
7. Chez Braccioforte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By opossumd
Braccioforte is a piece of Imperia history. Founded over 100 years ago and run by successive generations of the same family, it is a byword for the freshest catch in town, having the fish auction hall next door.Super polite, almost deferential, welcome and service, plush inside and an outside with gorgeous views over the moored dream yachts and the quaint fisherman harbour, the tables set with fine linens, silver cutlery and crystal glasses, the cuisine issues dishes in the classical tradition, no flights of fancy, but the quality is definitely superlative. For a special occasion, and be prepared for the bill...
6. Lanterna Blu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 692 reviews
Historic restaurant recently renovated. The restaurant Lanterna Blu offers tasting menu. A table reservation is obligatory, so you need to book in advance. No credit card payments accepted.
Reviewed By Piped50
Visited with my family and had high expectations given the many positive reviews. The experience was however less than the sum of its parts. Whilst there was little wrong with the food it was nothing special. A set menu of fried calamari to start cheese with anchovies and tuna tartar for middle and a huge plate of pasta with a small half of lobster for main isn't fine dining or anything out of the norm. It was all done at a bit of a rush also, we were in and out in an hour and 15 mins.Not one to repeat.At my question if you all had any food allergies or intollerances, you answer with a noisy spamming in your belly: " look at me: do I look like?" This is also neither fine introducing nor very special. Looking at your reviews, you are certainly a good story teller, but little liar too... The lobster looked smaller because, as from your personal " introduction" and the whole family-sizes decided to cook Little pasta more. Restaurant was fullybooked, and if you were server in high season in one hour and half, I consider this a great goal and service. Have a good Life, you need It. Massimo
5. Tavernazero
Overall Ratings
3 based on 649 reviews
Reviewed By Daniela682015
A typical lunch in Diano comes for around 25 Euro. Decent, but why not saving even more and getting delicious food? At TavernaZero, we took the daily menu and were very favorably impressed: we were served a tartare of tuna and raw veggies as well as rice with seafood, including water and bread for just EUR 12.00 â no strings attached. Olive oil, which is so tasty in this area, was organic. Additionally, the concept of the restaurant is absolutely honorable: they support local producers. The formula is winning for all the parties: the regional economy, the quality of the food, the environmental impact, the money you spend. Well done guys!
4. Locanda Fra Diavolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1422 reviews
Reviewed By BCG84
This place was recommended by the management of the house we stayed. We went the same day that we arrived without any booking, hoping to get a table for a quick dinner. We asked for a table and the answer was... sorry we are full...... no even, we could offer you a table for any other day, nothing! We were early and the restaurant was empty!! As we were starving, we took a take away pizza from the same place.
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3. Ristorante Golosamente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By belsha
This restaurant is in a nice location on terrass overlooking the sea. The menu seems interesting, with its attempt to fusion italian and japanese cuisine (mainly the deep-fry side).The execution and even conception of all the dishes we ate, however, was rather disappointing.The waiter recommended the daily special starter of figs filled with ham and cheese. This at best was worthy of an amateur cook or housewife making party food for a big reception.The "trofie" pasta with squids and zucchini flowers sounded interesting too, however there were at all a total of two small pieces of squid in this huge pasta dish, the zucchini flowers only tasted of the grease they were fried in, a basically tasteless, bland and greasy dish.Finally, the tuna in a "pignoli" pine nut crust sounded interesting on the menu too... it also was bland and greasy, the pine nuts added no other taste than the grease they were fried in.So I'm sorry to say, there still isn't an interesting fine dining option in Diano Marina...
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2. Ai secoli bui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By Jill M
This restaurant has a sort of Medieval them, which doesn't quite work. The staff are in cotton shifts with a St George cross on, and the food might have been great for big meat-eaters but left us with little choice. Not cheap, either!Sorry for my bad English, I am Emilio the owner of Ai Secoli Bui. I think it is difficult to satisfy all tastes of our customers, usually people come to us for the actual quality of the meat, our strength! we do however also appetizers, soups, pasta, pizza, focaccia and something fish. The price of our meat is directly proportional to the high-quality of the proposal. We hope to have you for our guests to try to make you change your mind on our work.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Diano Castello, Province of Imperia, Italy
1. La Femme
Overall Ratings
4 based on 342 reviews
Le parole chiave dello chef Rollino: INNOVARE: "mi piace proporre piatti che abbiano radici nel nostro territorio ligure, spingendomi fino ai grandi classici della cucina italiana. La semplicità , i gusti e gli ingredienti delle preparazioni della tradizio
Reviewed By 169-skl
A nice evening above the Mediterranean in the nice atmosphere of the La Femme. We had menu degustiazione for one and Antipasti and secondo piatto separately. It was prepared accordingly but a little design-oriented more than extraordinary taste. The pulpo crosta though was excellent, the different dips/cremes ( as well as those accompanying the raw fish platter (nigiri) nevertheless were boring. Vitello tonnato was a good portion with lots of tonno taste. The roasted fish then was very tasty and excellent together with Ligurian vegetables. The desert was again a little boring and unambitious. Over all we had a very nice evening, service was friendly and efficient, but to be honest we had a little higher expectation-maybe next time.
