Inegaggie In Finale ligure

If you are in Finale Ligure I would make a stop for a mix of Ligurian and Brazilian cuisine that is worth trying.

Great food, very friendly service

Good morning, I was there with friends about 2 weeks ago on a Sunday, I preferred to book because I was coming from Turin. The waitresses were very kind, they came immediately with the menu, they explained everything we asked for. We had spaghetti allo scoglio, groin with clams, and paccheri with fish, all very good and I recommend them, then delicious breaded friends, jackets with artichokes, battered artichokes, and stewed octopus. For dessert, a special tiramisu, lemon and sage sorbets. Coffees ☕️ White wine by the glass. Everything served without waiting from one dish to the next. Everything excellent. The bill from 35 to 40 euros per person. Everything very good and large portions so we could taste among ourselves. I recommend it. I forgot and it's easy to park.

Excellent restaurant with a varied menu and generous portions. The fish is incredibly fresh and prepared with great care. The dry-aged fish is a MUST try, truly excellent. Friendly and attentive service. Highly recommended!

While riding a motorcycle with friends, we stumbled upon it after a local recommended it during an aperitivo. Excellent food, generous portions, and good prices. What matters most is the quality of the fish and the cuisine, excellent service, and the welcoming staff. We'll definitely be back.

The food is excellent, and you're in a familiar yet professional atmosphere. They're very friendly and willing to accommodate your requests whenever possible. The homemade bread is sublime, especially the chocolate one!

The best seafood restaurant, for its quality/price ratio, on the western Riviera. Amidst the general decline of Ligurian dining, you'll find a passionate chef serving rare, and therefore certainly not farmed, fish, prepared with the simplicity expected of fresh seafood. For years, this has been my only go-to restaurant in the province of Savona.

A delightful little restaurant. For us, who stumbled upon it by chance, passing by on the adjacent street, it was a real gem! We had calamarata with red mullet ragù, delicious, with plenty of seafood, but the sauce was a bit unrefined, and trofie with pesto, green beans, and potatoes, very good, with the flavor and aroma of fresh basil (a real rarity these days!) But what really made us fall in love with this little place was the mixed fried fish: a true delight, both for the eyes and the palate! Lightly fried, crispy but not dry, in generous portions. But above all, the fish was incredibly fresh: calamari, shrimp, red mullet, and a large fish, which we discovered was a red bream—delicious! The shrimp, in particular, had a divine flavor, something we're not used to anymore, given that the shrimp in fried dishes are usually all frozen... in short, eating it was truly a pleasure, with a flavor of the sea that's rare to find these days! The second treat was a chocolate and rum sorbet, a delight I'd never tasted before, which for me was worth the trip alone! It tastes like rum-filled Cuneo ice cream, and for me, who adores chocolate and ice cream, it was one of the best desserts I've ever had! A mystical experience! We'll definitely be back; in fact, we've already booked again. Plus, the bill was absolutely proportionate to the deliciousness of the food. For us, who've tried many restaurants in the area, this was the absolute best, off the beaten path and with top-notch quality. Bravo! Bravo! I truly hope you never change.

Exceeded expectations. The mixed fried fish (all fish, no carrots or vegetables) was excellent and plentiful. The pasta dishes were excellent, and the staff was friendly. It's a shame there's no parking. Prices are moderate.

Found out through word of mouth from friends, it was a pleasant discovery! The food is good and reasonably priced. The appetizers are excellent (really light breaded artichokes), as are the first and second courses. The desserts are just as delicious as everything else ;-)