The views at a mangia were spectacular as promised. We had a table on the patio and got to watch…read morethe sun set behind the mountains as we dined. The staff and service was good but what fell short was the food. We tried the famed cheese beignets, which were rather plain except for a few shreds of mint. The accompanying salad was more interesting. As for the mains- we had a whole sea bass which was over cooked and a salmon, swordfish and shrimp kabob- also nothing special. Both mains came with identical sides of a stuffed tomato, salty buttery potatoes and two other random small items that we could not identify but weren't all that motivated to try.