we enjoyed ourselves at thus lively restaurant in the Porto Cervo as its idealy located and one can…read moreenjoy their outdoor seating as well as in. our first experience were capuccinis and hazelnut tartlets on a break from shopping and appreciated tge ecperience do much we chose to dine there the following night. Im glad we did! Each dish was delicious, from the seafood my friends enjoyed to the lasagna i had that melted in my mouth. i would definitely recommend thus place for the attentive service, the drinks, the well executed menu and the atmosphere. plan to return

Renato Pedrinelli is a terrific little restaurant, in the old port area. The location is awesome:…read morefacing west (so incredible sunsets), the majestic yachts in front (living vicariously...), and just below the new (& far more interesting) shopping area. The restaurant has a terrific menu, which naturally features seafood in all of its forms (duh!). The wine list is equally impressive, if for no other reason than it offers numerous tasty wines under 100 euros (rare, in Porto Cervo). La Contessa started with the Burrata and Parma ham (delicious, though the ham was "a bit too thickly sliced" for her tastes). I had the Bottarga and artichokes, which was very good if a little lemony on the artichokes for me. For our main, I had the Spaghetti All' Asticce (fresh recently living lobster, absolutely heavenly!), & Sweetie had the Vitello Milanese (rated "excellent"). For dessert, we had wine (Gaja's Ca Marcanda Magari) Overall, VERY enjoyable! We had a couple of very personable and charming waiters, who made everything fun & enjoyable. The very minor issue I had, was that we went "early" - 8:30pm - so we got ALL of the wait staff attention. A bit irritating at first, but that's being churlish: they were all very friendly & helpful! Interestingly, this was the cheapest dinner (183 euros), and accordingly great value! Definitely go! Its worth it!

Wanted something casual as we just got to our hotel in the evening and Nuna felt like a good…read moreoption, we were not disappointed. Three of us ordered nine dishes, none were disappointing. The highlights were great fried calamari, potatoes with a poached egg and cured meat and sea bass ceviche. The churros were also great but a small portion (two churros). Nice selection of cocktails, mocktails and wine. A good experience.

Amazing ambience, the food is to die for, the crab legs always the best. Will go back for sirread more

Had a fun meal here with my family. They have an a la carte menu but we decided on the chef's…read moresurprise. You can order one of four surprise menus, each has a different number of dishes. What was particularly nice is my daughter is a vegetarian and she had the same options. I also noticed at other tables that some people ordered a la carte and others the surprise menu, again nice that the whole table can order what they want. I enjoy amuse bouchée and that was one of the highlights of the meal. We started with five different amuse bouchée, all of them excellent and interesting. Even with only the large menu, it seemed as if we got many more courses than I was expecting. Also enjoyed a reconstructed caprese salad, a tomato stuffed with cheese. Service was efficient and friendly. Overall, an excellent experience.

don't typically leave reviews, but I felt compelled to share this experience in the hope that it…read morehelps others when deciding where to dine. As someone who loves food and enjoys seeking out highly regarded restaurants, I was excited to visit Confusion after receiving several recommendations while in Sardinia. I made a reservation three days in advance and looked forward to experiencing what many consider to be one of the area's standout dining destinations. Unfortunately, less than 24 hours before my reservation, I was faced with an unexpected emergency that required me to immediately return to the United States. As soon as I learned of the situation, I contacted the restaurant to explain what had happened and cancel my reservation. I was informed that because I was outside the cancellation window by approximately one hour, my deposit was non-refundable. While I understand that businesses have policies in place and that cancellation deadlines exist for a reason, I hoped there would be some room for discretion given the circumstances. I explained the situation in detail and asked whether an exception, partial refund, credit, or any alternative solution could be considered. Unfortunately, the answer was simply no. What disappointed me most was not the policy itself, but the complete lack of flexibility, empathy, or effort to find a reasonable resolution. Both the manager and general manager repeatedly stated that nothing could be done. No alternatives were offered, no compromise was suggested, and there appeared to be no consideration of the situation beyond a strict adherence to the policy. I have no doubt that the food may be excellent. Restaurants earn their reputations through culinary talent, and Confusion is clearly well-known for a reason. However, great hospitality extends beyond what is served on the plate. It also includes how guests are treated when unforeseen circumstances arise. For me, this experience raised concerns about the restaurant's approach to customer service and business ethics. A policy is important, but so is judgment. When a guest is dealing with a genuine emergency and reaches out proactively, I believe there should be at least some willingness to work toward a fair solution. My intention is not to criticize the restaurant's food or success. Rather, I want potential guests to be aware of how strictly these policies may be enforced. If you choose to book a reservation here, be certain of your plans and understand that even extraordinary circumstances may not be met with flexibility. In the end, restaurants are remembered not only for their cuisine, but also for how they make people feel. Unfortunately, this experience left me disappointed long before I ever had the chance to sit down at the table.

The view is beautiful but please spare yourselves. I had to write this review to warn people. The…read morefood is beyond terrible. The dishes that were highly recommended made both my friend and I terribly sick. We ordered the "pasta" with lobster and the tuna belly. The pasta is more like baked beans and lentils that were marinated in ocean water for about 3 days and then served to unsuspecting diners under the pretense of fine dining. The tuna belly tasted old and fishy. Pretty sure I will have food poisoning after this because the whole dinner I felt queasy. Best of luck if you choose to dine here and do not heed my warning.

Had lunch here while making a day trip to Porto Cervo. It's difficult to find .. located in one of…read morethe shopping areas, it's downstairs at the very bottom .. and at the very end. There's a cute shop when you arrive, selling wine and different local foodstuffs. We chose Frades to see what the big deal was with their rating .. we shared the mixed board, burrata, and pasta with the red shrimp. Everything was nice, but no desire to repeat. Additionally, service was most disappointing .. the most brusque and inattentive yet during our trip.

The pizza was delicious!!! Lots and lots of different pizzas to choose from. Big menu if you want…read moresomething else. Staff was friendly and amazing.

I totally get that in Europe it's a diff way of life than what I'm used to. But we waited over an…read morehour for carbonara and a marg pizza. Both were good when it came but it just took way too long. We also got the green salad which is just lettuce no other vegetables for €14, and the squid starter and the starter was not great. They are so nice there but it's just not worth the wait.

Wanted something not as formal as the typical Porto Cervo meal and this was great. My wife had a…read morenice looking cheeseburger, my daughter a fresh looking salad and I enjoyed my pasta. I had the spaghetti with garlic and clams and enjoyed it. Service was good and comfortable when you sit in the shade.

Amazing view with reasonable prices…read more This was my second year here, with the girlfriend. The amazing thing is that €10 buys you a drink, while €15 buys you a drink and a seemingly endless supply of appetisers. Acqua is located in the Marina of Porto Chervo, located across a small bay from the town of Porto Chervo. The beauty of this place is that the sun sets right in front of you, giving you a splendid sunset setting. While the ageing revellers in the center of Porto Chervo don't get a sunset setting, they do get to spend about €40 per drink, no freebies included. They also get to pretend, however, that they are richer and younger than you know they are. If you want to go there, don't forget your Loro Piano slacks and blazer. So my preference: get a little drunk in a more causal setting. PS: We didn't eat but people around us were raving over the food but that's just par for the course in Sardinia. Perfect place for a 7pm drink.

Avoid. Simple order. 3 burgers 2 salads. run out of salmon. My wife orders tune instead. Is it…read morefresh not tinned. Yes. Guest orders caprese instead. 3 burgers arrive. No salads. 20 min later 2 caprese arrive. No where is salad. Salad arrives 20 min later. Tinned tuna. Sent back. Fresh arrives. We have a boat. The reputation of cervo price wise is well known. Don't mind paying but this place has nil idea how to run a resteraunt. Avoid E

Great food !! Great service it is a great place to be with great prices ! Not easy to fin in Porto…read moreCervo !!