This is THE BEST Gelato in San Teodoro. We went every single day for their incredible small batch…read moreartesenal flavors.

What's a trip to Italy without gelato? Fiore Di Maggio in Palau is an absolute must-visit! They…read moreoffer nearly every flavor you could imagine, each one more delicious than the last. It's some of the best gelato I've ever had, smooth, rich, and authentic. The shop is conveniently located near the port, with plenty of parking around town, though it can fill up quickly during the busy summer months. The ferry to La Maddalena is just a short walk away, making it a perfect stop before or after an excursion. Take a look at the photos to see the variety of flavors--they really have something for everyone. Highly recommend!

If you're visiting the Murta Maria area, don't miss this wonderful little pastry and deli market…read more It's a hidden gem with warm, friendly service and the kind of authentic atmosphere where you can tell the locals come for their daily bread, cheeses, and cured meats. The prices were very reasonable, and everything we tried was fresh and delicious. We picked up sliced cheese, fresh bread, cookies, and an assortment of pastries--perfect for a picnic or a day at the beach. If you're heading to Spiaggia Li Cuncheddi, Lu Tricu is the ideal spot to stop and stock up on easy, packable snacks. Skip the supermarket and support this charming local shop--you won't regret it!

I went here twice, once seated and once for take away. Their pastry is rich and lovely with…read morefriendly service.

If you have 10 Euros to spend on breakfast on the Emerald Coast, this is the place to go. I…read morewouldn't exactly say that spending 10 Euros on a shot of espresso, a croissant and orange juice is good value for money, but the orange juice is freshly squeezed and the location is unbeatable. As you sit, sipping on your coffee (or wine, or cocktail, if you happen to be there later in the day), you can watch the comings and goings of Porto Rotondo's marina. The boats are super-luxe and the people are dressed to match, be it in designer nauticalia or completely OTT rhinestone-studded sportswear that the Italian jetset are so prone to wear. Even the Porto Rotondo workers have uniforms that most of us would be happy to have in our wardrobes. Gelateria del Molo is also an established gelateria with almost 60 years in the trade and a smart little red golf cart with a wicker basket on the back for local deliveries. Highly recommended.