I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Melendugno della Lecce

08/09/2025: The place is quite remote but close to the beach, but the place is very average and not very clean. The food is homemade and very good, but when we paid, they charged us whatever they wanted. There's no price list and they don't even give you a receipt or anything. The staff was friendly, but I think they just gave us a hard time because we were tourists and we didn't speak the language. I don't recommend it at all, or ask the prices before starting to eat.

07/09/2025: The bar seemed nice, and we ordered a sharing menu. This was questioned several times, and we confirmed it. We received the primi in a small portion, followed by a large plate of secundi. In the end, he charged us for two full menus, even though we only had one and had only ordered one. We felt ripped off!

21/09/2025: We visited a beachside bar in Italy as a group of six gay friends, and unfortunately, we had a very unpleasant experience. When we ordered tequila with salt and lime, the waiter realized we were gay and made a rather offensive remark, saying that “salt and lime is a lady’s thing, not for men.” He then refused to bring the accompaniments we asked for. This kind of attitude is unacceptable and shows a level of prejudice we did not expect to encounter. So here’s a heads-up to other LGBTQIA+ customers looking for a welcoming environment: sadly, this place did not treat us with the respect everyone deserves.

14/09/2025: We used the beach resort in mid-September. (I mention this because it's the best time to enjoy it, being low season and with a reasonable number of people.) 1 umbrella and 2 loungers are €20 or €30 depending on the row. In the front row, sun loungers are available, with sun loungers costing €40. A lounger alone is €5. The resort is new and beautiful, located in a charming bay. The food isn't particularly good, but it's still larger than average for the area, with generous portions and reasonable prices (pucce, frise, salads, burgers, etc., even vegetarian options are €10-12). The food service could be improved, but the quality is good. There's a free beach to the right and left of the resort. Guests have the unfortunate habit of walking between the beach umbrellas to use the resort's amenities, thus creating a lot of traffic. The cleanliness of the facilities—bathrooms, showers, etc.—leaves a lot to be desired, but at least they don't charge you for using them (a practice I've seen elsewhere, despite having used the umbrella and restaurant). The place is truly splendid, well-served, and offers car parking for €5 per day.