Good, solid food at a decent price. Outdoor tables, which made it fun to people watch. What makes…read morethis a five is the service. Attentive, friendly staff that were a delight to chat with.

Came here after a train ride from Milan. The pesto here was really good and pasta was cooked well.read more

A fascinating market with something for everyone. Similar to a farmers market, but with dedicated…read morestalls for numerous sellers of produce, pasta, wines, etc. Lots of food options (fresh fish anyone?) and exotic spices etc. Plenty of choices, and numerous opportunities to explore local, fresh products. Be aware that like much of the European communities they run on their time, and are unconcerned with whether they're available for you. That attitude and lack of concern for your (our) feelings actually make it a bigger draw for me. Authentic and unencumbered by your opinion they succeed despite themselves.

Arrived at 1:30pm and most stalls were closed. Lots of fruit/vegetable stands, butchers and a few…read morebakery stalls.

We spent about a week in Lavagna, and this is the only true supermarket I ever saw. It's really…read moresmall and the aisles are narrow, but they carry just about everything you could need from basics like dairy, bread, and meat, to toiletries, laundry soap, and alcohol. They also have a really top notch deli in the back which has world class prosciutto, speck, salami, the whole nine yards as well as a great assortment of cheeses. I love how Italians get top quality cured meats and fresh cheeses in every rinky dinky store but we Americans can usually only get Boars Head at best. Lucky bastards. Five stars for food shopping in Lavagna.

The food looks amazing, it's all displayed in the cases. The texture of the focaccia was light and…read moredelicate and made for a lovely pizza. The service was tip top. The waiters were so sweet to this foreigner. The ambiance was great -- how can you go wrong in an outdoor cafe? And the prices were reasonable. My focaccia slice of pizza was €6 and my husband's coffee was €2.50.

Our favorite gelato in this region. The dark chocolate was insanely good. Pistachio and mango also…read moregreat.

This is the place to get gelato. It's both a locals and tourists favorite. We've been here at…read moredifferent times of the day and there are always customers buying cones, cups or a brioche gelato sandwich. It can get crowded during the weekends but the lines move fast and to can grab a seat in the green benches outside. There are over 30 flavors and 2 that are sugar free (Stevia) , 00lemonkrem and 00cacao. The 00 meaning sugar free. It's tucked inside the mall passage way and the store front look s like a hole in the wall, so it's easy to miss. For €2.00, you'll get a tiny piece of heaven in your mouth

Quick service, fantastic dark chocolate and strawberry flavors when I visited. Would definitely go…read moreback.

We tried several locations for a traditional Italian ice and this place was hands down the best…read more We went back three times in a two week period!

Mouth-watering, drool-worthy gelato! I was devouring it so fast I forgot to take a picture of my…read morecoffee and crispy rum concoction. Fair pricing and full scoops, enjoy it outside and you can even cross the road for a most beautiful view of the sea while forgetting your worries.