This place was a perfect choice for a evening meal: highly recommended. It's located just adjacent…read moreto a quaint neighborhood square in Tropea, off the beaten path. The restaurant has been newly outfitted and is very charming. Stepping down into a wonderfully lit piece of Calabrian Charm. The waitress was very helpful; especially with my poor Italian... It was a "to take" night as my wife sent me out to hunt down our food. Obviously she told me right where to go-picking by a chance a true Gem. We made it a steak and Italian potatoes night- the steak was applewood smoked on a grill with whole black pepper corns and cracked salt with special Italian oils and herbs of choice; cooked to my liking. The priscuito fritttas, and Italian smoked pork sausage frittatas (potatoes) were a fantastic compliment. It was a bit of an adventure finding my way back to our hotel up on the bluff, navigating the narrowing streets of Tropea. But I was the Hero when I walked in with the food. I forgot to mention it had The BEST local Belgian Pale Ale beer I've tried in Italy. Very highly recommended restaurant that we will revisit!

A great meal with a meat flare. The burgers were great and the service was lovely, and great people…read morewatching.

Wonderful dinner. Highly recommend! Maccheroni with ragù Miele was incredible. Veal chop, bistecca…read moreand anatra were all well prepared and delicious.

This was one of the most enjoyable meals of my life. 4 courses. Polpette miste then two pastas with…read morelocal specialty ingredients, involtini di vitello, verdure grillate, fagioli, and gelato. We told the waiter to bring a local wine he recommended and my grandmother said it tasted the same as the wine her grandfather used to make. We sat there talking and drinking for 3.5 hours.

1 liter of house red (not bad, just aerate a bit) for €10! And all of the burgers are great ( and…read morewell priced). Oddly British bar in the middle of Taormina. The wifi is bad on the roof but the breeze is nice ( the corner to the left when you walk up is best for breeze and wifi). They have a live band from time to time and always polite servers. I recommend this as your place for Americans to get some beef after a long European travel. The burgers are great and vast in variety. And the salads are very good too. There is also a steakhouse menu they some times forget to insert. For the local tastes, get the panelle, a fried chickpea brick (familiar to Indian food lovers as a fried besan). Rare steak is not a special request in my experience, so be sure to ask for exactly how you'd like it. Go there and go again, but not at 11 am, they're not open that early :(