This place was super pretty. The inside felt aesthetic, and the outside was giving a little Italy…read morevibe. I got the pesto shrimp pasta which was good after I added a bit more salt. My friends got clam/ seafood pastas, both of which they felt were not the best, due to quality of the pasta. My other friend got lasagna, which was reallly great. We all got a pizza to share and the did not put basil on the margarita pizza, which felt weird and naked. The service was good, and somewhat attentive.

Good atmosphere and food , we have great 2025 celebration.. best pizza in town Good atmosphere…read moreand food , we have great 2025 celebration.. best pizza in town recommend this spot

Slow bad service. One waiter picking his nose continuously. We waited 40 mins for the 2nd course…read more Pizza was and salads were good. Ok

2.5/5. Don't think we'd come back. We wanted something quick and convenient to our hotel, since we…read morehad a long day out. Ciao Miami is walking distance from Hotel Melia. We sat upstairs. The restaurant looks very posh, quaint, and french inside. Don't be fooled, the food does not measure up to the decor. We weren't too famished, so we ordered the prosciutto y funghi pizza to share. It was definitely enough for two people. The crust was pretty good and crispy, but the sauce and cheese didn't seem of the highest quality. The toppings were decent, but could not make up for the blandness of the sauce. The sauce almost had a fake taste to it, as you could tell maybe the sauce isn't freshly made. Regardless, the pizza was still relatively edible. The tiramisu was served in one of those cups that often premade tiramisu is served in and not as a slice. It was just okay, but not comparable to what I've had in the United States. Again it tasted and looked a little processed. Probably not the freshest. Service was relative quick (comparably for Spain). Overall, come here if you can't think of anywhere else to go, otherwise I'd recommend you try something else. Summary: Edible and average food with what seems to be not the freshest ingredients. Pro: Very close to the major hotels in Alicante

Food is ok, too greasy , excessive oil , presentation of the food is ok…read more Service is very bad , not friendly, bad attitude, probably because is a tourist restaurant. No AC, super hot since they have the oven next to tables . I need it a fork since nobody was around I got up and got one, from the stand , not the tables and a mean guy who works there who is the manager, instead of apologizing for not being attentive or helpful got mad at me , scolded me.

Pretty magical walking into In Bocca Al Lupo. You pass you hanging lamps and golden cloth ceilings…read more Food presentation is utterly spectacular. They say that half of eating is done with your eyes, and they provide a visceral feast.

They have multiple locations around Alicante so we dined at the one near el Corte Inglés. I…read morepreferred this location to the more touristy one on Calle San Francisco so less busy and super friendly waitstaff and relaxed ambiance. The tapas were excellent and lots of choices too. Highly recommend the Spanish omelette!They also have Paella but we didn't try it though it looked really good!! No outdoor dining at this location however. Would recommend

Great food and drinks. We had the Mediterranean salad and shared frozen meloso (seafood paella in…read morebroth). Simply Fantastic! Great service and beautiful ambiance

Super delicious! I had a salad & calamari both exceptional! We were seated & served straight away…read moreby kind souls

Excellent dining experience, all dishes were outstanding!…read moreGreat options for all to share and enjoy!!

We had a lovely visit to Alicante and in the midst of lots touristy restaurants in the old town we…read morefound Fondillon - a lovely oasis in the midst of the crowds. We had a very pleasant visit at the tapas bar. Sangria was made as we watched and was delicious. The charcuterie and cheese was excellent and the service attentive, friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend for a respite from the busyness of the streets.

Nice tapas focused restaurant attached to my hotel - the Hospes Amerigo - a Marriott property…read more Excellent service and some English on the menu for us gringos. The Iberian ham was great as was the local red wine. Very reasonable as well as the entire meal was less than $50. Pumpkin crème soup - would skip as it was lukewarm and not real flavorful, cod and wild mushroom croquettes were decent and and oxtail slider was delish.

We had such a fantastic first tapas experience! The food was bursting with flavor and fresh, plus…read morethere was a great selection to choose from. We really enjoyed picking from the trays filled with little wooden boards, each offering something different. We made it our mission to try as many as possible, and we loved every single one! It's also awesome that everything is priced the same, which makes it super easy. We paired our meal with some refreshing tinto de verano, and it was perfect! The whole atmosphere was so much fun and interactive, especially counting the boards to see how many we devoured and figuring out the bill. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making our time there truly unforgettable. We didn't wait much for a table but there was a big line when we were leaving, it is definitely a very popular place and we can see why! Can't wait to go back!

This seems to be the most popular tapas place in Alicante. It was very busy midweek January for…read morelunch and dinner. Not too many places to sit as the restaurant is small. This place serves different as you don't order the tapas from the menu as they constantly bring trays of hot tapas from the kitchen and this is how you select. When I was there you were fortunate if there were any tapas left when the servers got to your table. Tapas were tasty and cheap and the beer was good too. Great place to go for a quick tapas Lunch or dinner! I recommend the calamari , squid and fried cheese. FYI, lots of fried tapas so may not be the best healthy choice.

Don't waste your time and money. Bland and tasteless food…read more Big disappointment. It's either that people who reviewed the place are clueless or who knows what!!!

I was looking for a low key place to eat some tapas and have a few drinks so we ask a local taxi…read moredriver that suggested this place. He said it was very popular among locals because it had a chill vibe, service was great and food and drinks were cheap. We arrived around 3pm and easily found two seats at the bar. The inside space is super small, make sure you don't go in rush hours, usually at dinner time is packed. Right away a girl came to take our order and we ask for two 'Tintos de verano' which is a traditional summer cocktail in Spain. The amount was generous and the taste wasreally good. We also order some 'Jamón de Bellota' and 'ensaladilla rusa'. To be honest not the best quality but it was ok. I love foia gras so I asked the chef for a tapa with it. He prepared the most delicious tapa right on the spot. Overall, the staff is super friendly, food is good and price is even better!