Welcome to Alberobello! Visited this small city of Bari and…read morewasn't disappointed. The cafe was located on the center with shops , greater is and restaurant around it. It's a very small cafe yet you can smell the feel the essence of an authentic Italian bakery. After a tour and a mile of walked stopped by to have a snack . The baker chef was handing out our snack. Freshly baked focaccia bread with ham and mozzarella cheese stuffing. Wow! This was a filling and delicious delicacy that you have to taste. Overall great experience.

This place is amazing! The focaccia is so good and freshly made. The service is great as well.read more

This little pizzeria was exceptional. Pizza, bread, and meat platter were very delicious. I highly…read morerecommend the diavola pizza (picture below). This place feels like a warm little cave and it's very comfortable. Servers were very nice, food came fast, and we were seated immediately. Also recommend the lemon soda. Overall, I highly recommend this place for great pizza and vibe.

Cute little pizzeria! Definitely a hidden gem, to us foreigners. We stayed at a Trullo about 15…read moreminutes away and our Airbnb host recommended this to us. What a great place and town! We found a parking lot nearby and walked over. It took us a few try, but we ended up where we belonged. Casa Pinto is nestled in the streets and alleys of Locorotondo, so it'll be fun and adventurous to look for especially first timers. The front of the restaurant had quite a few tables fully booked and their pizzas looked delish. We asked to be seated upstairs, so we had to go to the back alley for the stairs. It was more quieter up there, but eventually people started to roll in. We didn't know dinner for Puglians would be so late! The fun starts around 9pm! We ordered a vegetable starter that wasn't to our liking. The marinated eggplants was a bit too vinegar strong and no flavors with the onions. On the other hand, their pizzas were on point! I ordered the Casa Pinto and my friend ordered a Pesto one. It is hands down one of the best pizzas I've ever eaten! I've never been a fan of red sauce, but I guess the Americans butchered it! I loved loved loved my pizza. We both ate half only and brought the rest home for tomorrow's breakfast. It was so good that we came back the next night, but we had it back at the Trullo villa. Love! Grazie Mille!

Great pizzeria tucked away on the side street. Their pizzas are just out of this world!! Very…read moretasty. The dough is amazing! Pizzas are quite cheap, 6-9 euros. Having said that, the place is quite unpretentious- the setting is simple, and wine list is short (2 or 3 choices of house wine if I remember correct). If you are lucky enough to come when it's warm and sunny, you can sit outside enjoying the historical view. However, keep in mind they add a 'table cover' charge -in our case it was three euros for two people.

Good pizza, almost fast food. About 14 tables downstairs. Almost a cafeteria environment but…read morepleasant. Forst beer taste great and the pizza is Italian thin crust style. A good place for light fare.

Friendly hosts and charming venue. Seemed very authentic and while this would likely be a more…read moreenjoyable experience during a nice, warm, daytime meal seated outdoors to ratchet up the ambiance, we were there in the evening and indoors. Sadly, we were not impressed with the food. First it is a bit of a hike from the town center, so that start would make expectations greater for a special meal. It started well enough with some tasty bread (served in a paper bag) and olive oil. The bacon-wrapped burrata seemed a featured delicacy, but instead of wow, it was only meh. We each ordered a single plate of a pasta speciality with a glass of local red. The red was surprisingly good for just €5 per glass., but the pasta again were disappointments. My wife's dish (Tortelli Fidelio) was what would be normally termed ravioli, supposedly stuffed with shellfish. We could not tell the kind of shellfish, nor could our waiter explain it due the language barrier, even with the English translation menu. Regardless, it did not impress. My pasta (Orecchiette in a baked clay pot with cheese and minced meat) was the local specialty. While the clay pot came out steaming hot, it was obviously reheated after having been frozen since sometime earlier. Underneath the top layer it was cold. Really? Reheated?? I had to send it back. While it came back to me hot throughout, the bloom was off the rose. We left without a dessert, already dissatisfied with having hiked over a mile from the town center for what was supposedly the best the town had to offer. A taxi ride back to our hotel near the town center was €20. Not money well spent at the restaurant nor the unnecessary extra cost of travel.

You'd never know this wonderful home is a public restaurant. Set in a private garden. Simply…read moreelegant. The chef came to our table and recommended our dishes. Everything was simply delicious.

This is a very local joint serving up some amazing pizzas. Surely some of the best pizzas I have…read moreever eaten. While the service is truly Italian, quite slow - and it seems a bit strange, you'll get served some outstandingly great sourdough pizzas, classic wines and just a cozy atmosphere. Yes, this isn't romantic. Instead you'll encounter lots of buzz, typical Italian atmosphere and generally just a very, very good meal.

Cheap and incredibly delicious…read more We tried three separate pizzas and all of them were delicious, from the sweet tomatoes to the best paired capers I have ever had on pizza to the fantastic crust and cheese. We thought we didn't order enough but in the end we couldn't even finish. A fantastic deal and a great place to enjoy pizza here in Locorotondo. It's too bad we were too full to try their dessert.

Great pizza fresh ingredients and great wood fired oven. Nice owners and great for eating in or…read moretake away.

Our family had an enjoyable dinner at Pizzeria Terrarossa. It's in the central public square in…read moreConversano, and on the beautiful night we were there, the locals had gathered and were strolling -- kids with soccer balls, old duffers razzing each other amicably, a wedding party at the nearby church, a gaggle of habited nuns, all were part of the people watching we were able to do while we awaited their opening (8 pm). The pizza itself was delicious, with a thin crust and very fresh local ingredients as toppings. The house red was cheap and yummy. The menu has English translations for everything, but I don't sense they get many tourists. Service was friendly, though required a lot of gesturing as we didn't share a common language. We were glad we went.

I notice that a lot of people have been sent here by to Gli Ulivi by their airbnb hosts, and we…read morewere the same. Entering the restaurant we had high hopes. The decor is intimate and cozy. This place oozes Pugliese charm. Unfortunately these initial impressions were the highlight of our experience. It took us 30 minutes to place our order, then another 45 minutes to see our food. When the food did arrive it was bland and really disappointing (in fact my 13 year old son remarked that it was comparable to the pasta served at his school cafeteria). I've travelled all over Italy, and I've had amazing food of a consistently high quality. I've never been been moved to write a negative review until now. The food was terrible, and the service equally atrocious. I should also mention that the outdoor area is inhabited by an alarming number of feral cats (who wait eagerly wait for food scraps to hit the floor) There are much better places to eat in the area -- please don't eat here