A somewhat spartan pizzeria. The oven is located on the ground floor of a building, and there's no seating inside.
That's no big deal, because right across the street, near the waterfront promenade, is their gazebo. It's very beautiful, spacious, and bright, but next to the gazebo is an open area with some makeshift plastic tables and chairs, where they sat us.
They offer a wide variety of pizzas, many reminiscent of Calabrian cuisine, and the ingredients used were top-quality.
Worthy of note is the selection of vegan and vegetarian pizzas.
I must admit that both my friends (there were six of us) and I really enjoyed the pizza.
The prices are within the local average, between €15 and €20 per person.
The place itself is nice even if they have gazebos outside, the staff was available, the thing that really annoys me is that I called 9 times and they didn't answer even once and when I called other times it was as if the phone was disconnected or they were hanging up on me. The prices in my opinion are too exaggerated, and need to be reviewed. The place is nice but at 6:30 pm outside you can no longer see the sea and let's say that the innovative thing is that they make a nice big pizza which is recommended for two people. I'm attaching some photos because in the other reviews you can't see the cost and the words.
In the historic center of Diamante, the service is friendly and fast. The restaurant has a simple atmosphere but a wonderful view. The pizza isn't memorable, but it's still acceptable and suitable for those looking for a simple, unpretentious dinner. Ideal for a relaxed evening in good company.
The pizza is delicious. Service can't be fast for the hundreds of people who flock to this pizzeria all night and every day. I think reservations are very helpful.