I was stationed at San Vito in the 1974+1975. DON'T know for sure if this the same resturante, we…read moreuse to go to a cafe/bar we called Moma Nuova . If you are the same place, back then a very tall lady was basically running the place. The tomato bread is still talked about between friends who are still alive , loved eating there!

I've been going to this bar for over 10 years and the homemade pastries are the best, cappuccino,…read morecafe latte , anything you get here is the best. Familly run.

Landmark spot right off the famed Via Colonne where I enjoyed the harbor views, in a relaxed…read moreatmosphere whilst doubly enjoying the superb gelato. Admit I never ate a meal here... it was strictly for the gelati that enticed me. Always delightful. Highly recommended if you find yourself in Brindisi. Be sure to check out the house where the Roman poet Virgil passed his last hours.... That's located just up the street. History everywhere... Thank you for reading my review.

Along the beautiful sea Cafe Betty was able to serve an early dinner for our weary party of four…read more Dining al fresco with views of an active via the service is friendly at Betty Cafe. Our party enjoyed two different pizza. The white Pizza came with a thoroughly baked crust piled with cheese and whole basil leaf, the other pepperoni Italian style. One slice of pepperoni which is more Mike salami per slice. Mixed salad, huge Caprese Salad and pasta Carbonara. The wine was good as was the very cold draft beer. Before the meal arrived complimentary baked breadsticks were light, airy, and tasty. We declined dessert but our waiter sent four small items to enjoy.