Located steps away from the main pedestrian drag in Olbia, Antica Licanzias is a cozy restaurant…read moreoffering a menu of traditional Sardinian cuisine, as well as Sardinian products including homemade pane carasau, filiendeu pasta, and sweets. We started with their Focacceria di Nostra Produzione, a selection of soft focaccia breads, including several filled variations stuffed with mushrooms/peppers. The Insalatona Licanzias was a salad of seasonal fruits and vegetables including cauliflower, broccoli, avocado, tomatoes, and strawberries, lightly dressed with balsamic vinegar. A classic Sardinian dish was Pane Frattau, a "lasagna" made of sheets of pane carasau layered with tomato sauce and topped with two soft-cooked eggs. For our mains, Tagliata di "Scottona" di Gallura was a steak of local beef, simply seared and flavored with rosemary; and my favorite dish was the Procetto Arrosto--roasted suckling pig with juicy meat and crispy skin, served with roasted potatoes. Overall, the food here was on point, and the service was friendly too. By the time we left, a line had formed outside, and lots of people were waiting for tables.

Sardinia. When I think of how Sardinian food would taste I think of a nice home cooked dinner. This…read morerestaurant did a great job capturing that with their dishes. The first time we went was spectacular. All the dishes were amazing. We ordered the baked cheese with pears. The Sardinian steak with vegetables. The star of the night was the ricotta ravioli with pork. It was literally the best ravioli I've ever had. It was so pillowy soft and super light. I thought we ordered a lot of food but we devoured everything. Our waitress that evening was super attentive and friendly! Great service! The second time was sort of a miss. We Ordered the steak again and asked for rare and it wAs cooked well . That was a disappointment. We also ordered the baked cheese and fig but thought The pears went a lot better with the cheese. The asparagus and squash were okay . Wish they would've seasoned it more. The tiramisu wasn't my fave because they added orange peel but overall our first time was definitely a lot better. Although this place has some hits and misses I still would go back for the amazing ricotta ravioli !

Fabulous! We had a…read moregroup of eight people--four kids and four adults. The veal cheek was amazing. It was the most surprising and delicious dish of the meal. The Pan a' frittas, which is "traditional bread cooked in veggie broth," was also incredible. It may sound strange to American ears, but trust me, it was amazing.

We had saved this place on our list of restaurants we wanted to visit during our visit in Sardinia…read moreand it was definitely the best choice. It even turned out that they were located second street from our hotel :) This restaurant as many other in Sardinia operates from 12pm-3pm and then opens again 7:30 pm to like 11pm and is super busy. We had a chance to catch a table first time for lunch without reservation but for dinner you definitely need one. The whole staff of people running the place is super nice and friendly and our server was great! The menu is simple, not overwhelming and the wine is incredible. Octopus--very tender with braised fennel and lemon gel was a fantastic starter. Ceviche--it was a deconstruction of typical way of serving ceviche with scallops, calamari, avocado puree-very refreshing and scallops were incredibly tender. Beef tartar--served with seaweed, sweet sauce and crisp. Something towards asian flavors. The meat was very tender and you can judge it but quality. Black pasta with seafood--my wife voted this one as the best one she had during our vacation in spain and Italy and she had quite a few :) Gnocchi with lamb ragu--this one was a flavor burst enriched with deep flavor of lamb ragu, perfect dinner choice. Ravioli (Culurgiones)--this was the best dish for us, we had it two times at our visits. Filled with potatoes which is very common choice for filling in Sardinia. Served with rich sauce, octopus tentacles and pistachios. Absolutely brilliant. Pairs with Vermentino wine like no other :) Desert--coconut cream panna cota --rich and creamy served with nectarine was delicious however I would break the flavor with something more acidic and citrusy for a better balance. We had visit few more places for food in Olbia but the vote stays for Piperita PAtty as number ONE for us. This place is a must go when you are in the city and I assure you will not be disappointed :)

Great place where to enjoy a good and fast meal under the shade. I Mille has a rich menu: many…read moresandwiches and hamburgers, but also Sardinian cured meat and cheese, and a good number of salads. Prices are reasonable comparing to quality and quantity of the portions. Highly recommended!

Good location, fine staff, stunning view and the food was absolutely amazing. Had a fish dish that…read moreblew my mind - it's probably the best food I've had in a touristic place ever. Like, really!

It's another beautiful day in Italy . Going to La Bomboniere to get a freshly pressed cappuccino…read moreand homemade chocolate croissant. They are so fresh and the Nutella inside oozes out with eat bit. Definitely a must stop breakfast spot. The outdoor seating is so quaint's and the old town feeling of LaMaddalena, this restaurant has been around for a very long time and is a favorite among the locals and the tourists. They also serve all day long and have a great selection of lunch and dinner menu items.

Wanted something not as formal as the typical Porto Cervo meal and this was great. My wife had a…read morenice looking cheeseburger, my daughter a fresh looking salad and I enjoyed my pasta. I had the spaghetti with garlic and clams and enjoyed it. Service was good and comfortable when you sit in the shade.

If you have 10 Euros to spend on breakfast on the Emerald Coast, this is the place to go. I…read morewouldn't exactly say that spending 10 Euros on a shot of espresso, a croissant and orange juice is good value for money, but the orange juice is freshly squeezed and the location is unbeatable. As you sit, sipping on your coffee (or wine, or cocktail, if you happen to be there later in the day), you can watch the comings and goings of Porto Rotondo's marina. The boats are super-luxe and the people are dressed to match, be it in designer nauticalia or completely OTT rhinestone-studded sportswear that the Italian jetset are so prone to wear. Even the Porto Rotondo workers have uniforms that most of us would be happy to have in our wardrobes. Gelateria del Molo is also an established gelateria with almost 60 years in the trade and a smart little red golf cart with a wicker basket on the back for local deliveries. Highly recommended.