In my humble experience as a professional consumer of gelato when in Italy, this is the best…read moregelateria that I managed to find in Sardinia. For 3 Euros you can have a large cup with three embarrassingly large scoops of gelato. The staff are incredibly friendly and enthusiastic about their product. It's located through the arch and at the bottom of the road leading straight down from the Cathedral, so if you're in the habit of church-spotting, you can reward your good intentions with a wicked gelato afterwards. To emphasise how good the staff are, we got there at 2pm for our second visit of the holiday, only to find it closed. We stood in dismay, staring at the opening times (9am-1pm and 3pm-10pm) until we heard someone calling arrivo! arrivo! It was the owner, who opened up the gelateria specifically to serve us. What a guy.

We had a really good lunch with fresh and seasonal ingredients, good selection of dishes…read more (including vegan) with great flavors and tastes. Service was amazing and very friendly and the restaurant itself is also historical with an ambience that is characteristic of the historical center.

Sardinia. When I think of how Sardinian food would taste I think of a nice home cooked dinner. This…read morerestaurant did a great job capturing that with their dishes. The first time we went was spectacular. All the dishes were amazing. We ordered the baked cheese with pears. The Sardinian steak with vegetables. The star of the night was the ricotta ravioli with pork. It was literally the best ravioli I've ever had. It was so pillowy soft and super light. I thought we ordered a lot of food but we devoured everything. Our waitress that evening was super attentive and friendly! Great service! The second time was sort of a miss. We Ordered the steak again and asked for rare and it wAs cooked well . That was a disappointment. We also ordered the baked cheese and fig but thought The pears went a lot better with the cheese. The asparagus and squash were okay . Wish they would've seasoned it more. The tiramisu wasn't my fave because they added orange peel but overall our first time was definitely a lot better. Although this place has some hits and misses I still would go back for the amazing ricotta ravioli !

We liked this place so much, on our three day stay in Sardinia we went back again... twice! Very…read morehomey, and a very authentic Sardinian place. Suckling pig to die for, amazing pastas including one with a super tasty potato stuffing, great caponata. Many good wines at 3-4 euros a glass. Only downside is it's popularity - try to make a reservation. Also - their cookies are incredible the next day with coffee. Don't miss this when in Olbia.

If you are in north sardegna you MUST come and eat breakfast or have a snack here. The best…read morepastries and coffee you will ever have as well as amazing service!! Ask for Giovanna she's the best!!

Hands-down my favorite pastry bar in Alghero. You can smell the delicious aroma wafting from down…read morethe street when you come near this bar. Definitely try their pesche (double cream filled donuts sandwiched together), diplomatici (crispy pastry layers with a cake layer mixed with cream) or their regular donut ciambelle which is fluffy and finger-lickingly scrumptious. It's all so good, it's bad for you because you'll want to eat them daily! The staff is generally nice. There is indoor and outdoor seating. If you're in Alghero, this is a must breakfast location.