Pizzeria Porta Nizza In Ventimiglia

Nice venue in an enviable position, with outdoor area and sea view over the new port of Ventimiglia. Young and friendly staff, good dishes, recommended

Very good and honest cuisine, the food, especially seafood, is always top. Family feel-good atmosphere without bling bling. Honestly down to earth and good quality. I've been coming for years and it's my favorite restaurant in the entire area.

Good place for dinner. Good quality/price ratio.

Great little pizza place. Tables facing the sea. Very beautiful view. They also do other types of catering, traditional Italian dishes (not tested). In any case the pizzas are good. Served hot and well garnished. Well cooked dough. Quite plentiful and not too expensive. With a cold Italian draft beer 🇮🇹 it's even better. Contrary to other comments, impeccable service this Sunday evening. A fast and smiling server. Honestly, it was great!

Truly excellent tagliolini with cuttlefish ink, prawns and courgettes. Fast and courteous service. A sincere place! Advised

My favorite restaurant. I always bring friends and always recommend it. I also come several times a week. Excellent price. Sincere place. Oscar-worthy fish cuisine. Tip: when choosing the dish let the staff suggest you.

And another Example that Google reviews don't always reflect the reality. 3,8 Stars. Good thing we didn't let ourselves deter from going there anyway. First of all, my 5 Stars rating is to be seen as a bang-for-the-buck rating. Yes, I've eaten better Pizza before. I've also had Better wine. But I also hat far worse of both. Here some in-depth points: I had the MAXI Pizza Arizona. I love this combination (Salami, capers and anchovis) and if a Restaurant does not provide it, I usually combine it myself. And man believe me, it was MAXI! The images (Foto is my Pizza) dont do it justice. Woman on the table beside us ordered it and barely made a dent. Not me, I ate it. I ate it ALL. And it was really good. Granted, the dough might have been a bit undersalted on it's own, but with the Salami and toppings there was more than enough to balance it. So much for the under-seasoned reviews here, cannot confirm. We had half a Liter of sparkling wine which was refreshing. Then we had another mezzo litro which was slightly intoxicating. For 7 Euros each, mind you. So much for the price Review. My daughter had Spaghetti carbonara which I tasted and was also very good. And also a lot. We closed with a Tiramisu, which was not the burner I must damit. Thats something I can create better myself, but I am a bit of a fanatic in that regard. Finally the Service: we came there quite early and there were no Problems whatsoever. But I can see that it might be if it gets crowded. We had none. Also, there was some might Action where half of the City gathered in Pirate costumes in front of us. See the photo. Finally the price. We payed 77 Euros for 4 ppl, which made me and my wife drunk, made me stuffed (it's the morning next day and I will not eat today until the evening), we had a nice view and an extra Event. So here, take my Stars!

The view and ambience are great. The three of us were only allowed to sit at a small table. The food was tasteless and barely seasoned. The proximity to the marina is certainly responsible for the higher price

We found our pizzas tasty. I recommend !

Right next to the Porta Nizza, there is an old blue rowboat resting on the sidewalk. Mrs. Maria, who was sitting nearby, told me this story: "The Magic Voyage of the Blue Boat" Luna the blue boat lived peacefully in the port of Ventimiglia. Every day, she watched the boats go out to sea and return with their nets full of fish. But Luna wanted more than this routine. She dreamed of discovering the world beyond the horizon. One summer evening, when the moon was shining brightly, Luna noticed a shooting star crossing the sky. Remembering the stories that the fishermen told, she closed her eyes and made a wish with all her heart: "I would like to see the city from above, like the birds!" To his surprise, Luna began to slowly rise into the air. She floated like a soap bubble, carried by a magical breeze. She flew first over the port, then the narrow streets of the old town. The houses seemed smaller and smaller beneath her. Luna climbed higher and higher, passing the roofs of the tallest buildings. She could see the sea stretching endlessly on one side, and the majestic mountains on the other. It was the most magnificent view she had ever seen! Finally, Luna arrived near Porta Nizza, at the top of the old town. Tired from her trip but happy, she decided to sit on the sidewalk to admire the panorama. The next morning, the residents of Ventimiglia were stunned to discover a blue rowboat perched atop their town. Some wanted to take it back down, but the mayor had an idea: “This rowboat will be our treasure, a symbol of dreams and adventures for all the children of Ventimiglia.” Since that day, Luna has remained up there, guardian of dreams. The town's children often visit him, telling him of their hopes and adventures. And sometimes, when the night is clear and the moon is full, it is said that Luna rises into the air again, taking with her the dreams of young and old on a magical journey above Ventimiglia. This story reminds everyone that even the wildest dreams can come true, and that we must always keep one foot on the ground and our head in the stars.