Trabocco Punta Cavalluccio In Rocca san giovanni

Let me be perfectly clear. This restaurant is an absolute must for anyone visiting this region of Italy. Literally perched amongst the rocky idyllic Adriatic coast, this gastronomic paradise offers everything you’ve ever wanted in a dining experience … and more. From the stunning scenery and unique atmosphere to the friendly and attentive service and finally the delectable food, Trabocco Punta Cavalluccio is a bucket-list destination. A must-see immersive experience for the most discerning palate. You will not be disappointed however be prepared to want to return over and over again. One of the finest meal/dining experiences I’ve EVER had. Molto Bene!

Unique place both for the fish-based menu and for the unique location.

The overflow is beautiful to see due to its historical nature. Inside there is a restaurant which was closed at the time of our visit and I cannot give information on the food and service. The Trabocchi coast is very interesting and deserves a visit

Excellent fish menu accompanied by fine wines and a fabulous location.

Beautiful place, good food, at some they even played the accordion. Fast and efficient service, highly recommended!

Fantastic, they bring you everything cooked to perfection, everyone is good, especially the two twins. The only flaw...unfortunately few places book well in advance

Spectacular location for a dinner based on very fresh fish....

It was an unforgettable experience from the food to the location

Food and location truly beyond expectations. The sea view certainly helps to make the experience special. The food was also really, really good. There is a fixed menu full of dishes of all types. I recommend it!

I don't quite understand the fascination with dining at Trabocco. The food was very average. Sometimes it is better to focus on quality rather than quantity because there were about 12 dishes, but the presentation and flavors were average. As for the atmosphere, it is not impressive either. It's true that you're sitting on Trabocco, surrounded by sea below you (and if you're lucky, you'll get a table by the balustrade with a view of the water), but the tables are placed one to each other and it feels quite cramped. Solid wood chairs are covered with a thin material, so sitting on them for over 3 hours (that's how long it takes) is quite a feat. All in all, we paid €70 per person plus extra for a bottle of wine. For me personally the food was worth maybe €30-€35 so the rest is probably the price you pay for a place at Trabocco.