This was the last dinner in Lecce on our Puglia trip. Sometimes you just want seafood and this…read moreplace did not miss. We walked into the restaurant and was ushered to the seafood chest by one of the waitstaff. The waitress lead us through the process of choosing our seafood, deciding the cooking process, and then sat us down. We ordered tuna tartare which was fresh, tender, and delicate. I ordered fried seafood for my main and my friend ordered mussels and a ravioli. We were seated... the restaurant was dimly lit, white table cloths dressed the tables, and restaurant felt more romantic than a friendly local hangout. The food was amazing and I can't wait to go back and eat again.

Beautiful restaurant and unique experience where you pick out your seafood first and then it is…read moreprepared as you wish. Wonderful experience and you will be delighted.

There are better options elsewhere in Lecce. The food is…read morefine. The cheese was memorable, but nothing else. Some of the portions were generous. It is on the outer edge of the old part of Lecce. We were sent by recommendation from a local. We hoped it would be a great find...you know off the beaten track with great food, but sadly it is edible and not special. The view was of modern and insignificant buildings. The older part of the city is so beautiful and vibrant, I'd rather be in the older part if eating average food. One waitress was sweet, but forgetful. The other staff did their best to ignore us. I watched people sit and leave because they couldn't get served despite having only a couple of tables filled. Plenty of other options in Lecce. Did not work for us.

Recommend by a shop owner who's sister and husband have been passionately performing this cooking…read moreart for 35 years. On a some what non charming road but the food is FANTASTIC! Try the tuna burger! Also the barrata cheese with pecorino;it pairs oh so well with the local red wine (negraromano)!. The cod carpaccio was also fantastic.

The food, staff, ambience is outstanding! We were a group of 15 and everything was delicious;…read moreseafood linguine fish, desserts Beautiful family owned business that aims to please

Fine seafood dining in Lecce with excellent service and great flavors…read more We got a beautifully presented mixed raw seafood plate to start, which had a wonderful tuna tartare, sliced swordfish, and much more. Seasoned simply, the biggest surprise was the dark chocolate, which went very well with the fish and burrata. Beyond that, our entrees were quite good as well. If you are looking for a seafood restaurant in Lecce, this restaurant is a good option.

Seafood was outstanding! We started with the fried Cod, followed by the seafood risotto then the…read moregrilled sea bass. All washed down with a delicious Negroamaro wine. Service was very good and well-paced. Stefano treated us like family.

This was our first meal in Italy and the best. The seafood was very fresh. My pasta with goatfish…read moreon top of buffalo mozzarella was the best pasta ever. I still have dreams about it. The sashimi was huge portions and spectacular. We can't wait to go back!!

Very disappointed! To begin with owner thought he was doing us a favor in seating us. Pasta…read moreexcellent. Beef filet awful! On top of that it was my husband's birthday and notified them to just bring an ice cream, cookie, piece of cake, anything for me to celebrate him. At the end of the meal they kept harrasing us if we wanted desseat. He ruined the whole surprise, I guess me paying for a scoop of ice cream was more important for him than what we wanted. Owner is an ass. Don't go to this restaurant!

We were reading about the restaurant in a travel guide…read more Well, when you read about a restaurant in a travel guide do not expect to be the only tourists! We were basically surrounded by English and American tourists in their retirement. Also, they played elevator music in the background - rather loud and disturbing to think that anyone would enjoy this in a restaurant in Italy ... or any restaurant. The restaurant is split into two areas. From what we saw, the elevator music area was for the tourists (the area left from the entrance) and the other one for the locals. The food was ok but not worth to be mentioned in a travel guide or even the michelin guide. I would not recommend the restaurant to a friend ... but I suspect that the area for the locals would have been much better and so would have been my review.

We had an unforgettable and an amazing dining experience at Duo! Hubby and I opted for the 8-course…read moretasting menu, we placed our trust completely in the chef, having no idea what would come next, and it was the best decision we made. You do get the choice to order Ala Carte though. Each course was a masterpiece, beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Such creativity and attention to detail were truly impressive. They were very respectful of dietary issues as well. The service was equally top-notch--attentive, but never intrusive. What stood out the most was the personal touch: the chef came out to greet each table, which made the night feel even more special. The ambiance is minimalist, but it complements the focus on the food perfectly. If you're looking for a culinary experience that will blow you away, I highly recommend dining here. This is more than just a meal; it's a work of art. What an evening!

This is a fantastic restaurant with an ambitious chef. Very friendly staff and great food…read more Affordable and yet high quality tasting menus with themes that you can choose from: earth, sea or home/Puglia. All around 40-50€ with 5 or 6 courses. Also a great selection of wines. Definitely recommend to go there!

Amazing fresh seafood, owner is a lovely guy and it's cheap! Service was good too so the only…read moredownside is it's a little out of the centre if that's where you're staying. Worth the walk though.