Cafè Ariel In Cervo

A great place to pause while passing through or even for a longer stay 🇮🇹

A charming place with comfortingly kind service. I absolutely recommend it, and it will be a regular stop for my family.

Excellent place with a wonderful sea view, evening aperitif in company, wonderful staff and normal prices👍👍👍👍👍

The best view in all of Cervo. The staff was very friendly, and the terrace was beautiful and well-maintained. The food was always delicious and very reasonably priced for the area. The vegetarian salad was excellent, the Ligurian salad was a bit small but still tasty. The appetizer platter with the Aperol Spritz was absolutely fantastic.

Fantastic place with a very beautiful view. The terrace is beautifully made. A quiet spot and a lot of thought went into the decor. Dog-friendly.

Magnificent place. We received a very warm welcome from a lovely young woman who gave us excellent cocktail recommendations. The violet one was exceptional 😋 A pure moment of pleasure with a spectacular view. Thank you again for this delightful experience 🍹

Beautiful terrace, where we sipped a delicious aperitif. Well done everyone!

Everything was excellent: the view, the service, the drinks, and the food. A marvel.

We had an aperitivo there with tapas, magnificent view, limited menu, great service!!!!

We were here in September 2025. We first asked permission to use the restrooms without having consumed anything, and then we drank two good coffees. The place is beautiful; it was pleasant to drink our coffees just outside the bar and then enjoy the beautiful view. The coffee wasn't the cheapest in the area, but they didn't break the bank. Something funny happened, for observers but not for us. A German-speaking customer, a middle-aged adult, tried to force his way into the bathroom where my wife was, even though the door was locked. Didn't his mother teach him that you should knock on a locked restroom door? Didn't she even tell him that if it's locked, you shouldn't shake it and force it open? One last question, but this is science fiction: didn't his father ever tell him that a gentleman should apologize for bothering a lady?