The first thing our local host did on his way out of town was drop us off here for our first meal…read morein stunning Argentario. La Regina di Napoli sits right on the Porto Santo Stefano and was described as the must have locals spot. The fish is brought directly to the restaurant from the docking fishermen just steps away. It could not be a more beautiful location for experiencing the most incredible local Italian food. We tried pizzas, appetizers, and everything else. We got a pitcher of Prosecco to wash it all down. This meal made memories that may ruin me for stateside US restaurants. If you've already researched or ventured into Monte Argentario you know that this isn't a tourist town. This is local Italians only where only Italian is spoken. Not many foreign tourists know about Argentario & we quickly had to brush up on ordering and communicating in Italian to get through (and avoid being exiled as annoying tourists) Speaking of exiled, Caravaggio was exiled to Argentario where he lived out his later years. His tomb can be found in Porto Ercole. It's a fascinating, beautiful, very local and rural town. And such an awesome adventure!! Just go!!

We walked all over this area to decide where to have dinner. We walked ALL OVER...at least a mile…read moreaway from our hotel. My husband and I were very happy with our choice. He had a biggest calzone we have ever seen. It was so delicious! He ate almost the whole thing which says a lot because he usually can't eat that much. I had the homemade spaghetti noodles with prawns. It was also delicious. There was a little kick to it which made it even better. At first, I thought there wasn't enough prawns in the dish but there were some under the pasta!

We found this cute waterfront place for lunch while we were in port on our cruise ship. We sat…read moreoutside across from the marina and had great views of the water. Our waiter was very nice and attentive. We each ordered a pizza which was heaven. Perfect consistency of cheese and sauce and the crust was perfectly cooked. We shared a prosciutto and melon appetizer which was great. Sweet melon and much better prosciutto than the US. I had a nice glass of local white wine and my husband had an Italian beer. Definitely a nice place to come to. Just make sure if you don't want a basket of bread let the waiter know because they charge you for it! Same with still or sparkling water, there is a charge. Also, tips are not included so if you want to leave a tip, make sure you tell them before they run your credit card.

Great food and great customer service!!! I order a spicy salami and it was delicious and cook…read moreperfection. The only little detail is for Italian spicy has a diferente definition than a hispanic. But the flavor of the pizza was really good. Friendly people and the prices are reasonable.

Great little pizzas and misto mare and pasta Vongole at great prices. Right on the water…read more Recommend.