It's a long climb up to this restaurant, but worth it...I think. I felt like a mountain goat when…read moreI arrived. The view is one that I bracketed in my mind, to remember for the rest of my life. We ordered Dorade which was baked and served with ratatouille and olive oil infused potatoes...mmmmmmm. We shared a pannacotta topped with strawberry confit. My husband finished the meal with what he described as a wonderful expresso. The Corsican wine, selected by the owner, beautifully complimented the dorade. PS- the walk down was much easier than the walk up. On a return to north Corsica, we would definitely come back.

This is a lovely Summer bar on the beach. What makes it special is that there are large mats with…read morecandles and cushions spread out across the small beach and you can drink under the stars whilst watching the waves lap in. The downside is that drinks are quite expensive and it is a little out of the way as it is in Marina di Pisa. There is a regular bus service running from Pisa bus station to Marina di Pisa though but it stops around midnight. I would say it is well worth the effort though.

If I lived here in Corti, this would probably soon become my favorite restaurant. The service was…read moreQUICK and the food was amazing and CHEAP. I ordered the filet mignon slices in a honey mustard sauce which came with a side of fried potatoes and salad plus bread. It was phenomenal and perfectly cooked - and only ~$15!! The restaurant is a bit tucked away among some other restaurants on the far side of the beautiful fountain that sits on the main street of town. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, and both I believe are smoker-friendly.

Easily one of the best meals I've had in Corsica, and I've definitely had my share of bad ones…read more Food was excellent, very nicely presented, great service, great atmosphere. Would absolutely recommend.

From the owner: Poste d'observation Dès que le temps le permet, c'est-à-dire souvent, les clients s'attablent sur…read morela terrasse qui donne directement sur la place Saint-Nicolas. Une clientèle d'habitués qui aime à se montrer en compagnie, tout en regardant les promeneurs de la place. C'est ici que l'on peut observer le mieux les moeurs des Bastiais et essayer de décoder un ensemble de signes qui font tout le sel de la vie locale. L'hiver la grande salle avec ses banquettes de couleur sombre accueille les mêmes habitués qui entament des conversations souvent très animées.