First, the map location shown on Yelp is not even close! As you walk down Piazza Duca D Aosta…read moretowards the church, turn left before Trattoria De Toni into a small street and you will see a small square where Savial is on the right side. We had a wonderful dinner here - I had the Mussels Marinara and the mussels were delicious. My wife had the Orata which was done perfectly and deboned. We also had grilled vegetables and potatoes which were very good. We ate inside - if the weather is cool, call ahead to book a table inside. The service was perfect as they tailored the meal to our needs perfectly. Overall a great dining experience in a quiet, intimate setting with great seafood.

Best pizza spot in Grado The ingredients are so fresh, for a simple dish like pizza it makes a big…read moredifference. They only hire cooks and waiters from Naples and it's extremely authentic. The crust is soft, thin, and has a light chewy texture. My favorite is La Domenica Torrese, it comes with roasted eggplants, little meatballs and ricotta. Beware that during summer lunches there's always a massive line. Come early!

In Grado one is never in danger of running out of places to eat a pizza. Though I don't often eat…read morepizza, one night recently I wanted to try what they call a Pizza Vienna. Since Lo Scoiattolo is right in the center of Grado and serves Pizza Vienna which is basically a plain pizza with wurst slices, that's where I went. Their outdoor café is pleasant enough but I don't have much else that positive to say. The pizza was bland - the wurst they used had absolutely little spice or flavor and even worse the pizza crust was really chewy. Oh well. The same owner has a Sicilian bakery across the street so I did pick up a ricotta cannolli for desert which was decent. Lo Scoiattolo is the Italian word for squirrel. Why this Pizzeria/Trattoria is so named, I have no idea ... and I'm not sure I want to know!