Bahari Cafe In Porto recanati

10/11/2025: Went for lunch on Sunday. They work two shifts: from 12 to 2, and from 2 onwards. It's always busy, so it's best to book in advance. It's very crowded, and the tables are often touching, making it not suitable for those looking for a quiet Sunday lunch. The food was normal, in the sense that it didn't leave you with that something that would keep you coming back. There's no menu; the lady comes over and lists it for you. The downside is that the last stretch of road is single-lane, meaning there's rock on one side and a fence on the other to protect you from the ravine. If you encounter another car, one of you has to reverse for about 50-60 meters and around a bend. For those who've never been, it's worth going at least once. We won't be returning.

01/11/2025: We had lunch there on Sunday, October 19, after booking the week before. We struggled to find parking and left the car on a road that looked like it hadn't been used in a long time, leaving a note with our contact information on the windshield wiper (so they could call us to move the car if necessary). They had reserved a table for us outside the restaurant, in the sun; obviously, we declined and opted for a smaller one outside because it wasn't possible inside. The table was on a slope and therefore uncomfortable, and we also had to wear jackets for lunch because it wasn't exactly hot. The dishes, although modest in quantity, were good quality, and the prices were average. All in all, I didn't enjoy it; I don't like eating outside at the mercy of insects (lots of bees), the table was uncomfortable, and the location is inconvenient; I don't think I'll be back.