Stopped in for late lunch on our way to Venice. We had wonderful dishes-pumpkin ravioli and grilled…read morevegetables. The menu is in Italian but easily translated. Staff spoke a little English. The grounds are beautiful. An unexpected delightful meal and walk before getting back in the car. You will not be disappointed.

We stop in this quaint ristorante for some tiramisu and ravioli. This came as a highly…read morerecommendation. This restaurant didn't have an English translator so we used Google translator app. This restaurant did not disappoint. It was fantastic!!

It took an hour to have our order put in. Service was quite poor and lackluster. Did not resolve…read morethe issue in any meaningful way. Food was okay but not worth the time and the listed menu price.

Singita is a wonderful restaurant. It is right on the beach. It is very relaxing, and the food was…read moredelicious. It had a great ambiance and the service was excellent. I had a a swordfish dish with pasta in a dill pesto sauce. It was delicious. We also shared fried calamari that included some shrimp. It was crispy and tasty. It's a great place to stop after visiting Ravenna.

My friend and I got off the ship and opted to avoid where the rest of the ship was going (ship had…read morearranged a bus to take people into town for $16 each...)... i didn't want to spend any more money (this was our last port of the cruise and I still had my train trip to florence). we took a water taxi for $1 each way to get to where we were going... first we met a group of friends for lunch at a spot that they had made arrangements with...why do we need arrangements? well just about everyone is closed mid day for their siesta...our boat docked at 2:00 which meant that nothing would be open until 4:00... after lunch we just walked around this sleepy port town. shops and cafe's were starting to open... we wrapped up our excursion at Caffe' del Mare.... service was fabulous! they were happy to speak English and explain things to us...then explained the snack bar! so apparently all cafe's have a Happy hour with a spread of complimentary snacks!! well...not in the touristy areas, but in normal local areas...see the spread in my pics.. we each ordered a customary local drink (everyone in the cafe had a spritzer in front of them...and they were all local)...the spritzer is made of Aperol, prossecco and a splash of soda water...yum! if i made it myself i would use a little less aperol ...just to reduce sweetness...(i had a few other spritzer's earlier this week) we were sitting in a cafe in italy eating snacks and sipping on a refreshing beverage in a tiny italian town...couldn't ask for a better afternoon!