Maito In

Absolutely amazing and luxurious Price was cabana 350£ for a middle row Good hospitality and service

Disappointing. Reservation for 9pm for a date on holiday would not return. Welcome was very average and waitresses ran everywhere throughout the service without giving eye contact. We had to ask for everything, drinks, menus, water. Our drinks sat waiting for a while before being brought over. Pizza was below average for 25€ and the pasta at 30€ was a good portion, warm but nothing to rave about. Worst of all the music kept starting and stopping killing the ambiance of the side terrace which had no fans (kind of like eating in an alley) what a pity when it’s got a brachfront ! The interior looks nice maybe that would have been nicer. Some guests were served crudités and tapenade but these weren’t present on the menu, shame that could have been a good upsell. Vegetarian options weak. Overall very below average.

Removing one star because I thought it was a bit overpriced (130 EUR per person without alcohol or dessert/coffee) and because there are no fans in the terrace so it gets quite hot, but other than that its quite nice. Nice vibe/decor, nice service. The food was nice too (just not as good as I'd expect for the price, but I guess you pay for the location).

Given the setting, I expected to give it a 5th star. Then we waited 20 minutes for our car to be brought to us. The food was good, but my wife's penne with sauce was much better.

Nice place, excellent seafood, efficient staff, but one major flaw: the hostess was playing the music incredibly loud, disproportionately loud, so we couldn't hear ourselves at the table. Piano music should always be soft and in the background; it can't overwhelm people; they should be able to talk to each other without being overwhelmed by unbearably loud music. A restaurant is not a nightclub. I would have given everything 5 stars; I hope the owner realizes his mistake and urgently fixes it.

Nice place, near the beach. Delicious, fresh food, excellent service.

I ate on the beach, furnished with blue and white striped umbrellas and chairs, with the waves in the background and the sun reflecting on the sea. The risotto was excellent, as was the dessert, the crêpes sussette. The staff was friendly and attentive.

Thanks to the blonde manager, and to Laura, whose energy made her seem festive. Seeing cheerful staff with genuine smiles in this place is truly a blessing. I recommend the harisa (spicy), which, as a connoisseur, given its Arab origins, I highly recommend. Thanks again for the little gift 😋🙏🏽

A full pass. Friendly and polite service. Attention to detail: we ate on the beach in mid-April, and they brought chilled wine and water as requested. They took care of every detail. BattiBatti passes.

Maitó in Forte dei Marmi is certainly a very nice place, with a well-kept and pleasant atmosphere, albeit a bit chaotic at times. The food is average: good, but without any particular flair or memorable dishes that justify the place's reputation. The real sticking point remains the prices, which are now truly meaningless compared to what's on offer. The quality/price ratio isn't right and leaves one a bit perplexed. The service is good, but considering the price, one would expect a little more attention and care. Overall, a decent experience, but not entirely convincing.