Mediterraneum Caffe In Castelsardo

Plenty of assurances about how they would fillet the fish, but it was FULL OF BONES. When they asked how things were, I said no good, but they just ignored it. And failed to deliver the vegetables

After a long day, we decided to eat at a restaurant and enjoy a comforting plate of pasta. It was a wonderful evening! The view of the sea at sunset was magnificent. The owner and the waitress were very welcoming and kind. The pasta was delicious and plentiful. We had a lovely time. The day ended on a high note!

The bruschetta was very good; it's simple cuisine. The view is magnificent, overlooking Castelsardo and the sea. The value for money is good. I recommend it.

A truly cozy restaurant with lovely decor and a view of the sea and the colorful town. It's located right on the road and therefore quite noisy with cars and people, but that didn't bother us at all, as the view was simply stunning. We really enjoyed the fact that it was frequented by many locals. The staff were extremely friendly and spoke English, and the food was absolutely delicious! Definitely recommended.

What a fantastic place with a beautiful view and good service! We ate here twice; the owner really spoils you. We were given a glass of wine because we had to wait a little while for a table to become available, which is absolutely no problem at this location. The service was top-notch, as was the friendly lady who served everything. We will definitely be back! Thanks again 🌺

We came here for the second time for the Limoncello Spritz and loved it again! We even got a small snack with the drinks. Very nice, romantic atmosphere and great service. Highly recommended!

The restaurant is located slightly above the coastal road near the western beach of Castelsardo. If you're lucky, you can snag a free parking spot nearby. The terrace offers a truly beautiful view of the sea and the castle. The terrace slopes slightly, so you sit at a slight angle. The ambiance is rather simple, but I found it perfectly acceptable. The menu, displayed on a small chalkboard, is short and concise. Currently, in the off-season of May, there are four types of bruschetta, four pasta dishes, and tiramisu for dessert. But that's all you really need. You can also order a salad. The drinks selection, however, is quite extensive. Besides inexpensive house wine, there's bottled beer (including Ichnusa unfiltered), inexpensive water, of course soft drinks, cocktails, and more. Unfortunately, the bread basket with crusty white bread arrived just as we were eating, not before. No oil was provided. For our starter, we had bruschetta, which consisted of a large slice of toasted white bread with tomato paste, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, and a few basil leaves. The preparation is somewhat unusual and reminiscent of the Spanish pan con tomate, but it tasted good. For our main course, we had a double portion of spaghetti carbonara. It was prepared classically, with nice crispy bacon, and tasted good, although we found it rather salty. The portion wasn't terribly large for two people at €17 each, but it was okay with the starter. My tiramisu for dessert was initially forgotten despite asking about it and only arrived after I inquired. This took a while. We also didn't see any server for quite some time. These things happen, and they apologized, but it was still a bit annoying.

The food was absolutely delicious, and the tiramisu was outstanding. Highly recommended!

Delicious food, great value for money, fantastic location, very friendly service and owner. Highly recommended.

Bruchetta was soo nice. Honestly wanted another.. Pesto gnocchi really nice too, although a bit too salty for my liking. Would definitely recommend though. Nice service too.