Toto In

A historic restaurant in Marina di Pisa, where they filmed scenes from "Bomber" with Bud Spencer (there are some wonderful photos). The restaurant has remained unchanged and boasts a vintage yet charming style, with a beautiful sea view. As for the food, I was a bit disappointed. The Toto appetizer wasn't fresh; the mussels were dry, and I wasn't thrilled with the octopus either. The fried calamari was good, slightly greasy but overall decent. The seafood spaghetti was good, with plenty of mussels and clams (unlike the appetizer, the mussels were fresh). The service was quick but imprecise, as they didn't bring us a dish for the shells, but that's no big deal. The prices are fair, and you can eat without spending too much. Such a historic restaurant overlooking the sea, however, could use better quality food. I ate well, but not exceptionally well. I read that it's in decline, and I sensed it. I think it's still carrying on with its former glory.

We came here by chance. Only later did I discover the restaurant's fame. The atmosphere is quaint and offers a beautiful view of the sea. The food is very good; the prices are a bit high, but we had a good time. I recommend it for any occasion.

This historic restaurant is located directly on the seafront, where Bud Spenser and Jerry Cala' filmed several scenes from the movie Bomber. Everything has remained as it was then. The elegant, well-kept wooden location offers a fabulous view of the sea. The menu is almost entirely seafood. The management (all male) is capable of creating seafood dishes with combinations that will leave you amazed (the cuttlefish and tiramisu are a must-try), and provides welcoming and refined service. The prices are good considering the quality of the restaurant.

Welcoming atmosphere. Generous portions and reasonable prices. Recommended

Original cuisine, mostly fresh fish, excellent tuna and mixed fried fish, friendly staff, I recommend