Osteria delle storie di mare In Rimini

I had a guest from Sicily, and I decided to have dinner at this restaurant, knowing I'd make a great impression. The atmosphere was informal, the owners were very friendly, and the quality/price ratio was excellent. We all had appetizers (there were 4 of us), especially the mantis shrimp, cannelli, and canestrelli, and they were excellent. I'd give the manfrigoli a 10, as well as the braised octopus on a bed of cannellini beans, which my son still raves about a week later. Highly recommended.

Very tasty fish cuisine, with dishes you can't find everywhere. Right on the fishing harbor. The seating is lovely on the second floor, on a roof terrace. Friendly service, reasonable prices. A good 10-minute walk from Marina Centro, but well worth it.

We arrived, and the evening began in "Guess who's taking you to your table" mode: no one. Already, the atmosphere was a bit disorienting. The menu? Not on paper, not digital: written in chalk on a blackboard. Original, sure, but more like a math test than a restaurant: few options, and woe betide anyone who asked to change the menu. In fact, when I asked if it was possible to order something off the menu, the waiter—with the same patience as a ticket inspector on the last train of the night—answered me a firm "no." Two out of three waiters were good. So, we opted for the scampi in white wine, priced at €22. They arrived in procession: three scampi. Three. Counted and a bit skinny, too. Let's just say that at that price, I was hoping for at least a little applause. On a positive note: the fish was truly fresh, and you could clearly taste it on your palate. But the doubt remains: very fresh, yes, but the portions were minimal and the prices decidedly high. Dessert was delicious!!! In short: excellent product quality, but it's best to arrive already full or with a particularly generous wallet.

The atmosphere is very pleasant, with a lovely terrace overlooking the canal harbor. The service is competent and friendly. The dishes are carefully prepared, with unusual pairings. The flavor of the fresh fish is perfectly showcased.

A very pleasant evening. Excellent food, excellent value, friendly service. We'll definitely be back.

Disappointing experience at Pesci Volare's Storie di Mare restaurant Unfortunately, my experience at Pesci Volare's Storie di Mare restaurant was anything but positive. Although the restaurant promises a high-quality dining experience, the signature dish—the fish—completely fell short. Although the menu was inviting, the quality of the fish we were served was far from what we expected. The flavor was decidedly not fresh, with an aftertaste that left no doubt that it was not particularly recent. This is unacceptable, especially in a restaurant that prides itself on offering fresh seafood. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be returning in the future. If you're looking for an authentic experience with fresh, quality seafood, I recommend looking elsewhere.

One evening during our vacation, after noticing the restaurant while wandering around the harbor, we decided to treat ourselves to a special evening. We arrived at this restaurant with its beautiful terraces, a very well-kept and welcoming place with courteous and attentive waiters. The raw ingredients are exceptional, the fish is incredibly fresh and expertly prepared. Highly recommended.

Wonderful family atmosphere! Delicious food, I recommend it.

Good but really expensive. €2 cover charge €7 for 2 tiny Sicilian cannoli €3 (unbearable) for a simple espresso €3 for 70cl water In short, the dishes are good, but be careful what's around them.

Very tasty, gorgeous presentation, you feel like you're in an expensive restaurant. Yes, the prices are not running, but it's worth it. I definitely recommend it.