15/11/2024: The Gli Archi restaurant, located in a privileged position near the sea, has the potential to offer a memorable dining experience, but presents some critical issues that limit its full appreciation. The large private car park is certainly an advantage, but the service, although discreet, suffers from the shortage of staff in relation to the size of the restaurant. This translates into waiting times which, although within the norm, are often a little too long, especially during busy periods.
The pet-friendly policy is laudable, but, as observed during my visit, it can become problematic. The presence of a large dog barking and approaching other people's tables can disturb the experience of other customers, suggesting the need for designated areas for animals, so as not to compromise overall comfort.
As for food, my experiences have been mixed. The first dish I ordered was cold, giving the impression of having been prepared in advance and reheated afterwards, a flaw not expected in a restaurant of this stature. Unfortunately, the tuna steak also proved to be of inferior quality, lacking the freshness and flavor expected from a fish dish.
Despite these critical issues, I would like to underline that on some occasions Gli Archi left me pleasantly surprised, demonstrating a potential that deserves to be fully exploited. However, it is clear that during periods of high attendance, the quality of cuisine and service tends to decline, making a visit in such circumstances inadvisable.
In conclusion, Gli Archi can be a valid choice for a romantic dinner or a family evening, but with reservations. Greater attention to staff management and the quality of the dishes, together with a reorganization of the space for the animals, could transform this restaurant into a true gem of the area.
07/11/2024: The starters and pizzas were good. The staff goes out of their way to satisfy the many customers. Excellent environment and average prices