Stopped in late for a dinner. Limited pastas menu but a full two pages of pizzas! It's right on the…read morewater overlooking the Marina with the main side walk so you can people watch too. We had the Pizza Cotto and Diavola. 6€ and 7€ ea. Wow! We aren't in Rome anymore. Hot, Delicious and a great crust. Not a thin pizza but still plenty as an appetizer for 4 or a meal for two. We also tried the Cannelloni Ricotta Spinach w/ cream sauce. Three portions on the plate. It's was good but nothing over the top. We enjoyed dinner with two bottles of Chianti Classico. Reasonably priced at 20€ ea Overall, a very nice dinner at a good price.

Let me start off by saying this is a great bar with a great view at a great location looking over…read morethe bay. This is a awesome place for drinks before dinner. The staff is very friendly. They will bring you peanuts, chips, olives, and bread with your beverages. The only reason I didn't give it a five (5) is because the food wasn't fantastic as this establishment isn't set up for fine dining. We had the lasagna, and a caprese sandwich. Good but not great. We will definitely be visiting Bar Corona if we ever return!

Went here on a Friday night at 10:45pm in a desperate attempt to find Cheeseburgers for my kids…read more The owner was happy to help! Two burgers and fries for 13€ cannot beat that. Bonus: There was a DJ spinning oldies American music with a large movie screen playing the oldies video on the patio...pretty cool. While I was waiting I had an Italian beer at a reasonable price and looked around. Outside they have a nice patio with tables overlooking the central square (circle?) inside was the bar and two other levels. Resembled a club like feel, very clean, decorated and comfy. Seems like a fun place to have drinks and dance for sure! Kids enjoyed the food and satisfied their American fix. 4 stars because we did not sit down for dinner and get the full experience!

I have mixed feelings about this establishment. Pasta al pesto was good but lacked more basil…read morepesto. We are in Liguria, the land of best pesto in the West. the sea bream was fresh and that's it, when you serve fresh, grilled fish there's not much else to add in terms of additional ingredients. Dessert was hazelnut semifreddo with dark chocolate poured on top. The best thing I ate here. San Terenzo is a borough of Lerici, everything is set in the Gulf of Poets: this is where Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron and many English New Romantics spent years, enchanted by the beauty of these surroundings. Out we went to enjoy the sun, watch the sea, the seagulls, the sailing boats and people go by.