Ai Torki In Villa faraldi

We ate excellent fresh fish, well-cooked, with little frills and plenty of substance. Recommended.

The place is noisy and the service is rather slow. The appetizers are excellent, the first courses are average.

We ate delicious fish both cooked and raw, excellent view among the olive trees.

Fantastic. The owners are friendly, the atmosphere is family-friendly, and the food is exceptional. Delicious!

I'll start by saying I love places that remain from the '80s, so I don't see this as a flaw. I stayed at Deglio Faraldi for 15 days and noticed a constant stream of people coming to the restaurant, but reading the reviews, I was hesitant to dine there one evening. So one evening, I took the opportunity to enter the restaurant under the pretext of a coffee. I waited at the counter, and a waiter asked me what I needed. I replied, "A coffee." He pointed to the owner and said, "You need to talk to him." I waited calmly at the bar until the owner decided to ask me what I needed. I calmly replied, "I'd like a coffee and a liqueur." He told me he didn't have time, and I replied that I had until tomorrow and would wait. He continued serving his customers, and since I had no intention of leaving, he sent a waiter and sat me down at a table on the outdoor patio, and all this for a coffee and a liqueur. I drink my coffee and sip my amaro, meanwhile the restaurant service is dwindling. The owner comes out for a cigarette and looks at me, makes a joke, I reciprocate and we start chatting about this and that. He takes me to see the pool in front of the atrium and we continue chatting. He tells me the story of the terraces, the dry stone walls, the wild boars, the wolves. We go back to the register and ask for the bill, but he offers me coffee and amaro instead! I return a few evenings later at the end of the evening with his wife and son to book a dinner with the intent and curiosity of what it would be like. We sit on the usual patio, order three slices of cake, a liter of water, a glass of wine, two coffees, and a amaro. Meanwhile, we remain just a few close friends and, in the midst of our chatter, I meet a friend of his who makes panissa. We exchange jokes and laugh, including the owner. I ask for the bill and hear the reply: "Forget it, you'll pay on the night of the dinner." The long-awaited dinner has arrived. I ate sooooooo well—appetizers, first courses, side dishes, desserts, wine, water, coffee, and the usual liqueurs—and paid the right price, not too much, not too little, just right! What's all this talk about? First, don't judge other people's work, especially if you don't have the skills. Second, you didn't like the food? De gustibus! Third, and without malice, if you're going to a restaurant and you're in a hurry, why not go to a fast food restaurant? I repeat, without malice, going to a restaurant is also about conviviality, but if you don't put yourself in the ideal conditions, it's difficult to fully exploit opportunities that would otherwise be missed. So, I sincerely thank DANILO, the owner, for the three wonderful evenings we spent almost involuntarily together. Thank you for the food. Thank you for sharing part of the history of the place you live in. I hope to return soon. I imagine some will think I'm a fool for doing it to entice a customer, but I reiterate that he wasn't obligated to do so, and even if he were, I see it as an added service and not a flaw. Service in a restaurant isn't just about organization, location, and speed, but also this. I conclude by saying, DANILO, continue as you always have. A hug from the GONDOLIER ❤️

Just like 6 years ago. Hot and cold fish appetizers. Absolutely delicious, incredible variety, top value for money. As a second course, there was a mixed grill (could be more plentiful) and rabbit (very tasty)! Highly recommended!

Unfortunately, I can only recommend this place with reservations. The food was delicious and of excellent quality. But not upscale. Good Ligurian cuisine, but not outstanding. Great view, but the ambiance is dated. Service was excellent! Other guests were all German-speaking. We couldn't eat that evening, but made a reservation for the following evening. We suspect they know how many guests are expected.

I've been going there to eat fish for about 20 years, I recommend it to everyone.

Locale rimasto negli arredi agli anni 70 ma senza alcuna intenzione di rinnovare ,a parer mio ,perché l’ambiente è consono allo stile della cucina . Pesce di ottima qualità se si ama il pesce crudo , non mi ha soddisfatto invece da cotto : gli antipasti di pesce cotto sono abbastanza banali , buoni invece gli gnocchetti alle erbe con i calamaretti, e buoni anche i dolci . Un po’ caro come prezzi…

Sono stato con amici in questo ristorante nell’ entroterra di S. Bartolomeo, la strada per arrivarci passa in mezzo agli uliveti tipica dei paesini dell’ entroterra ligure, appena arrivati già all’ esterno si nota un certo disordine, entrando nel locale si ritorna agli anni 70, tutto sembra rimasto uguale nulla è stato cambiato attenzione a non inciampare nel pavimento sconnesso. Nulla da eccepire sul cibo, tutto di buona qualità e porzioni anche troppo generose, i prezzi a mio parere sono un tantino esagerati per il tipo di location e il servizio ma la qualità del cibo in parte compensa…