Trattoria Pizzeria La Patigia In Sassari

Excellent food, varied and plentiful. Excellent service. The atmosphere is welcoming and spotlessly clean. Highly recommended. I organized a lunch to celebrate my 50th wedding anniversary. If I could, I'd go back and repeat the experience.

Recommended by a friend, it was a real discovery 🎉🎉💯👏👏

The food was divine, with everything based on fish. It's a family-run restaurant. The owners are very hospitable. I recommend it.

I had a wonderful evening, great local food, clean and welcoming, accompanied by beautiful music.

Great! We ordered fregola for both of us, and it was the best we've tried in Sardinia, with fresh and delicious produce! The service and price are unbeatable, it's well worth coming!

We stumbled upon this restaurant almost by chance, drawn by the many positive reviews. And I must say, we were truly satisfied! The place is truly charming, and the entire staff is disarmingly kind. The food was excellent, with generous portions and a truly attentive service. We'll definitely be back and recommend it to everyone!

Excellent products, delicious food, and super friendly staff. I arrived right after they opened, and even though I didn't have a reservation, they were kind enough to set up a table for me. I tried the charcuterie board, the cheese and vegetable platter, and the culurgiones—everything was delicious. Highly recommended!

A couple with extensive experience in restaurants and traditional Sassari cuisine run this excellent example of the local culinary offerings. In the Sassari hinterland, just 4-5 minutes from the sea, this well-maintained, family-run osteria boasts a small but welcoming location, a strong presence of local patrons, and zero-mile products in its DNA. It offers authentic seafood cuisine with very fair prices and generous portions. The house wine is excellent: a local Vermentino that rivals even the most prestigious bottles. The ingredients are excellent, and to round out the culinary offerings, a welcome Prosecco and a complimentary trio of Filu' e Ferru, Mirto, and Limoncello. In my personal opinion: it's unjustified to insist on eating at seaside restaurants in prestigious tourist destinations for cheap, mediocre food at a higher price.

Interesting village restaurant with many seafood options. Two problems: 1. the food came VERY slow to our table and 2. some of the things were not especially delicious. Otherwise, the portions are generous, the prices are just. Complimentary drinks on the house are offered - a glass of proseco before meal, a selection of digestive liquors after.

Nice place, ate there twice, always excellent food