From the owner: Spécialiste des poissons et crustacés Situé sur la route des Sanguinaires, le restaurant "Dolce…read moreVita" vous accueille dans un cadre prestigieux pour apprécier une cuisine de qualité, dédiée aux poissons et crustacés. La carte est variée et propose nombreux poissons frais et coquillages. La terrasse offre une vue imprenable sur la mer et permet d'apprécier pleinement le cadre. Le service et l'accueil restent irréprochables.

Excellent spot for an afternoon lunch! Beautifully shaded patio seats under umbrellas. Tables and…read morechairs along with cushioned sofas and tables. Beautiful view of the waterfront and directly in front of the Cathedral Santa Maria Assunta. Gorgeous location! The menu is diverse with many local ingredients used. Excellent pricing with nice sized servings. The Cassolette de gambas, riz parfumé - €21 (Warm fragrant rice tossed with fresh herbs, peppers, and confit cherry tomatoes, topped with sautéed prawns, ponzu sauce, lime zest, pomegranate seeds, and spices.) and the Tiradito de saumon, passion - €22 Thin slices of raw salmon in a tropical passion fruit and yellow curry sauce, with candied beets and kumquats. Freshness, spice, and acidity in a few bright bites. Served with sweet potato fries. were the perfect lunch for us! Service was very quick and our server was very helpful and kind.

What a nice and neat place to be. If you come to Corsica this is a bistro you should try. Very…read moreauthentic food from the island. Large selection even for tourist people who are not familiar with the cuisine from the island. Very nice and helpful staff.

Fantastic. Beautiful location in the church courtyard. The 3 course lunch menu is great. Fish…read moresoup, boar stew and chocolate Mousse were terrific. Excellent wine and Sangria prices as well.

Let's be real. The view alone is worth 5 stars. If I didn't have a bus to catch I would have sat…read morehere allllllllll day. The view is phenomenal. The restaurant is surrounded by trails around Parata tower, which is a local attraction and frequented both by tourists and locals. So by definition the restaurant serves hikers (like me) who want to eat back the calories we just burned on a hike, so attire is pretty casual. The service was good - they have indoor and outdoor (covered) seating. The food was standard French fare - nothing crazy fancy, but very tasty all the same. I got mussels with fries, which was very nice. And then I sat back and enjoyed THAT VIEW!!!!!!! One small note is that I believe their name now is "brasserie sanguinaire". I would totally come here again if I were ever in town. Although most people drive here I think, I took a bus from downtown that lets off nearby - it's quite walkable from that point.

An all around fantastic dinner experience. The restaurant…read moremight be quite hard to find (and access without a car), but trust me; you don't want to miss it. I was a part of a larger dinner party here one night and I have to say that it was my most memorable outing. Everything was perfect - the scenery, the service, the food, the wine. Everything! The restaurant has indoor seating but when the weather allows it, you should make sure to have a reservation for a table outdoors. There are little lamps hanging in the trees, you're sitting in the middle of nowhere pretty much, the atmosphere is cool and quiet.. Perfect, just perfect. My party consisted of five adults and two children. Because YES! This is a great place for children too. There are kid-appropriate meals on the menu, there's a separate lounge area where the kids can eat their desserts after dinner and there's a separate play area with swings, a slide and a broad selection of toys. The food served at Le Potager du Nebbio is organic, locally grown and of highest quality. I had a warm sallad as my appetizer and vegetarian cannelloni as my main course - both excellent choices. I opted out of dessert but the rest of my dinner party shared two or three different kinds (such as chocolate lava cake, raspberry mousse and crème brulée) and they were very happy with their choices. The kids got homemade ice cream, apparently really good as well. While we were waiting for our appetizers, we got a free starter in the form of homemade tapenade with homemade thin crackers. The tapenade was awesome! Even the youngest person of our party - a 4-year-old - loved it. The wine served at Le Potager is local Corsican wine, organic of course. I tried both rosé and red, and it was great (but then again, I'm a fan of Corsican wine, so I might be slightly partial). Our party was served by a young girl and she was very kind, patient, helpful and had a smile on her face the entire time we were there. I don't know if they speak English though. She was also very good with the two kids which is a big plus. I'm also not sure if it's possible to pay by card - but since that option is often unavailable in France, do come prepared and bring cash, just in case. As for the prices - this isn't a cheap restaurant. Far from it. But you get excellent service and amazing, organic and locally grown food, so I think it's worth the "splurge".