Beautiful location with great wines. I had one from the local region. One to remember!read more

Excellent meal and house wine. Seafood was fresh, pasta was not over cooked, and it was all…read moredelicious!

Nice environment typical from the region, particular orechiette con ricotta forteread more

We had a travel day tired and hungry, we couldn't wait until everything opened at 7:30, found this…read moreplace opened at 6 pm. Very friendly service, helpful with menu, small plates, the parmigiana, lasagna and meatballs all delicious with a great local wine. The spritz made with local bitters.

The Service on Saturday night was great! Get a bottle of…read moregood red, order the meatballs and lasagna... you're in for a real treat! Delicious! Don't skip dessert

Best barman ever. Great wines. All from the region. And be aware: the barman will beat your at…read moredarts.

Excellent food and service. We had fresh catch of the day with spaghetti. Everything was good. They…read moreeven brought a plate of fresh carrots and cucumbers and great great with olive oil.

On the first hot, sunny day our entire trip, we were thrilled we were able to snag an outdoor spot…read moreat this place overlooking the harbor. After walking a very long distance from the new town and getting fully lost in the winding streets of the old town, we just wanted a simple, light lunch with some booze. Ordered a sparkling rose, a beer, bar olives and two different tapas style appetizer samplers typical of the Puglia region. My platter had: crostini with bruschetta, mystery cheese (I never learned what this was!) that tastes like queso fresco with a pickled beet jawn on top, mini eggplant lasagna, a pizza fritta pocket, grilled cheese, meatballs, and buffalo mozzarella. BF's platter had: caprese tomato/mozzarella combo with seasoned olive oil and side of pesto, meatballs, grilled cheese and a quinoa salad. Both platters were fresh and tasty. Perfect portion for a light lunch and a true taste of the region. Perhaps a tad overpriced since it was a bit touristy here, however, I think I preferred this app sampler to that of La Uascezze and I loved that place, so it was worth it. Plus, it was a great way to kill a few hours and look out at the sea.

Wonderful staff, stunning view, inexpensive and great food and drinks. Highly recommended.read more

I visited this place on Saturday at lunch time and I loved it. The place is gorgeous (and ancient…read moreice house with a stunning view over the Itria valley), the staff is very friendly and the food is delicious. The owner let us visited the whole building. He has done a lot of work by himself and the result is very nice and tasteful. They serve typical food from the region at lunch time. We had a huge antipasti with delicatessen and cheeses, parmigiana, a black rice pudding and fava beans with green vegetables. We could choose 3 home made pasta dishes (primi) and 3 types of meat as "secondi" (main courses). We were too full for a dessert but the food was overall very fresh and excellent. I explained to the staff that I can't eat any dairy so they adapted the recipes they served me on purpose! I'm pretty sure they could also adapt for vegan and vegetarian options, as the main ingredients in the menu were vegetables!! The choice of wine was excellent, the owner knows very well how to combine wine and food. They explained to us that they will start to offer breakfast and aperitivo (with fresh drinks and food) in the coming weeks. I would definitely recommend to go!

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.