The B&B where we were staying recommended that we come here and so glad we did. The food and…read moreatmosphere can both be described as unpretentious but elegant in its execution. Possibly my favorite and most memorable meal in Italy.

This little pizzeria was exceptional. Pizza, bread, and meat platter were very delicious. I highly…read morerecommend the diavola pizza (picture below). This place feels like a warm little cave and it's very comfortable. Servers were very nice, food came fast, and we were seated immediately. Also recommend the lemon soda. Overall, I highly recommend this place for great pizza and vibe.

Cute little pizzeria! Definitely a hidden gem, to us foreigners. We stayed at a Trullo about 15…read moreminutes away and our Airbnb host recommended this to us. What a great place and town! We found a parking lot nearby and walked over. It took us a few try, but we ended up where we belonged. Casa Pinto is nestled in the streets and alleys of Locorotondo, so it'll be fun and adventurous to look for especially first timers. The front of the restaurant had quite a few tables fully booked and their pizzas looked delish. We asked to be seated upstairs, so we had to go to the back alley for the stairs. It was more quieter up there, but eventually people started to roll in. We didn't know dinner for Puglians would be so late! The fun starts around 9pm! We ordered a vegetable starter that wasn't to our liking. The marinated eggplants was a bit too vinegar strong and no flavors with the onions. On the other hand, their pizzas were on point! I ordered the Casa Pinto and my friend ordered a Pesto one. It is hands down one of the best pizzas I've ever eaten! I've never been a fan of red sauce, but I guess the Americans butchered it! I loved loved loved my pizza. We both ate half only and brought the rest home for tomorrow's breakfast. It was so good that we came back the next night, but we had it back at the Trullo villa. Love! Grazie Mille!

I ate here on my first night at Locorotondo. Food and service was great. For starters I had the…read morecheese sampler and was delicious, then I have house pasta with speck and zucchini

Service was horrible and I don't usually give bad reviews but this was by far the worst service I…read morehave ever gotten. First it took 1o minutes just to get waiter to the table. Then after we received our water another 10 minutes or so to take our order. When we did order we also ordered a bottle of wine. 20 minutes or so our appetizer came out we had no silverware or our wine. I had to ask for both. They were more interested in the table that was next to us(who seemed to be their friends) or going outside to smoke then taking care of us! When the second course came they had taken my fork and I had to ask for that too! Because they were busy with table next to us! To top it all off one of the dishes I ordered never came and I had to ask about it! By now I was done and paid and left! Oh by the way the food was delicious.

We found this place strolling around in Locorotondo, and the flavors invites us to sit. It's a…read moresmall family run business, SLOW FOOD, the menu is composed of few well chosen typical dishes. We had strascinate al sugo di pomodoro, which was exceptional ( a homemade pasta and a lick your fingers tomato sauce ), spiedini of local sausages and bombette ( rolls of meat and cheese), plus a tagliata ( fantastic Angus meat).everything tastes exceptional and we felt welcomed by Pasquale the owner . Would love to come here again!

Love, love, love this place! It was recommended by our Airbnb host and he did not disappoint. The…read morehours are weird if you're not familiar with Italy. They have a seista time, meaning they are closed during the afternoon until 1930. Just make sure you take a look at the hours before heading there and do RSVP just in case. It's not big, but has decent amount of tables. It's located in an alley next to a parking lot. Very convenient! Everybody was so friendly and you can tell they're passionate in what they're doing. I loved our chef-waitress that took our order. I wasn't sure if the Semolina Fricelli dish would be too little or too much, so when I asked her using hand language....she responded with her eyes. It grew big and then bigger lol! She meant it'll be enough for me, probably more than enough! They started off with a complimentary appetizers while we took our time with the menu. Well, we were kind of waiting on them to take the order but we're in Italy, so it's Italian time. It was some sort of bruschetta and it was delicious. Anxiously waiting for our meals, we ordered an Aubergine pie stuffed with scamorza cheese on fresh tomato and basil veloute. It looked like an upside down pie, but it was fantastic! Me and my friend both said we could have 5 more of those. After that, they left us a dish of what looked like Honey Dew melons. While it may looked like it, it wasn't. It tasted like a cucumber, but less watery? If that make sense. We come to the conclusion that it's to cleanse our palette for our main meal. Every table had a bowl of it. Finally, our Semolina Fricelli and my friend's Spaghettone. Absolute divine. Wow, I cannot commend enough about this place! The environment, the staff, the food, the company, and the vibe was just uplifting. I'm glad we didn't ordered anymore, because I barely finished my plate. My friend had to take some to go. No matter how full we are, we still have space for some Tiramisu. Will definitely come back here whenever we come back to Locorotondo! Cin Cin!

A little detached from the immediate centre of historic Locorotondo but worth the effort to find…read more Excellent attentive service and a really clinical, bright but cosy interior. My three companions enjoyed their meals but I personally made a bad choice from my own perspective not based on the food. Wine list excellent. Check the eclectic menu before going and consider a reservation unless you go early. Bina is in the top three locally by all accounts.