Beautiful castle. Right by the sea. Well maintained. Amazing views.

Impressive fortress protecting inner marina. Still active military object. Thus you have to make appointment to visit it but it’s free of charge.

A very nice visit at the castle. A navy official provides a guided tour for free (in Italian) every hour. The tour gives information over the history of Taranto and the castle. I found it very informative and entertaining. I would recommend doing it if you are visiting Taranto. Also I was amazed that by the sunset, they displayed the Italian flag with lights on one of the sides of the Costello while playing some anthem (I wish I knew what was it), I loved that moment.

A beautiful castle belongs to the Italian navy, but an unpleasant surprise awaited us, you must have booked a tour guide, that's the only way you can enter...!!! It doesn't even matter so it's worth a visit. Highly recommended.

Beautiful historical monument with free entrance! Half an hour is enough for the visit, where between others you can see the jail of French General Dumas.

We arrived just as the free tour was starting so we were able to jump in. The 45min tour gives you a good overview of the history of the site. Definitely worth a visit

This castle has an amazing history. The free guided tour by a member of the Navy is very interesting. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about history. We had no problem parking right outside the castle (however it is low season, February). I really recommend a visit here!

Wow, so much to see in this museum. You’ll wear out before you get through it all. Fascinating history of the various peoples who inhabited Taranto and the surrounding area. Make sure to see the cask of the Greek athlete, including his bones and awards, with a very informative narration.

I was so happy to visit this museum. The building and the exhibition are great. Amazing collection that helps you to have an idea of La Magna Gecia.

Really nice place to visit and worth to spend few hrs if u are into history or geography or just interested to see something u never did before.

Brilliant. Stunning. Sublime. The rooms and their collections are intelligently and artfully and skillfully designed. Super nice staff. Breathtaking. What a wonderful experience.

I have no idea why we were allowed in, since it was made clear to us as we went round that we were NOT welcome with our 2 year old and 5 year old children. We were stalked by unfriendly staff the entire visit, glaring at us everywhere we went. Not a single smile or friendly word from anyone, just cold stares and admonishments. We were told off for drinking from a bottle of water (seriously?!) told off when one child momentarily sat down on the floor to rest whilst we were reading a placard and told off again for speaking to one another too loudly. I do have to wonder who we could possibly have disturbed, since we were the only visitors there. I would have understood the close policing if the children were behaving badly, or were left unsupervised, but that simply wasn’t the case. We were with them and watching them all the time and we didn’t allow them to touch anything. We were simply trying to enjoy the exhibits but never felt we could relax. In the end we just left because we felt so uncomfortable. All in all, a thoroughly unpleasant experience.

And impressive collection of ancient artifacts. It’s mine boggling to think some of these relics date back to the six - eighth century BC. Beautifully displayed with good lighting and historical commentary. It would be nice to have audio guide option.

Great museum, very well preserved and I hope to have an opportunity to visit again.

This was an absolutely fantastic experience. Initially I was worried about spending 5 hours on a boat but the time flew so quickly that we didn't even realize it. We were lucky to see dolphins, turtles, and many other species on the surface, this is not always possible though and does not depend on the crew... The members of the association were so helpful and polite, they revealed so many details of their work and were careful to answer each of our questions. I was amazed at how respectful they are in regards to the sea life. Make sure to book your trip in advance and get ready to see unforgettable sequences of marine life!

What an excellent day on board. Really informative and we spent time viewing striped Dolphins in a natural habitat. The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. Highly recommended

An amazing experience. It is magnificent to see the beauty, power and elegance of those wonderful creatures. It is unbelievable how close they came to our observation deck and seeing them in their natural environment and behaviour made us simply speechless. The local guides on board are very skilled biologists and they really know what they are talking about. An appropriate English translation was offered, which makes it a wonderful half-day trip also for non-italian speakers like us. We would join this trip for sure the next time we visit Puglia. A big thanks to the entire staff.

This excursion was definitely a highlight of our trip to Italy. It was well organized and highly informative. Being able to observe these dolfins in their natural habitat was like nothing I had ever experienced. The well being of these animals is of paramount importance to the staff and crew. When we would come upon a family of dolfins they would shut off the catamaran's engine and ask us to speak quietly so as to not agitate the animals. It was an amazing opportunity and one that I would highly recommend.

A day that we will always remember and changed our perspective forever. We spent the day with the association on their boat with our 3 daughters (the youngest is 4), and it was amazing. We could see more dolphins that we could dream of (stripped and buttlenose dolphins), playing and jumping in front of our boat. The association members are passionate and do everything to transmit their love for cetaces' and explain how to protect them. The dolphins were never attracted by food or tracked down. If they seem shy, we just stopped following them but the stripped ones were amazingly curious. Even though everyone else spoke English, Juli was kind enough to translate everything for us, which made the tour as educational as it was impressive. Just remember that you need to bring your lunch (drinks are provided for) and sunscreen. No need for swimming equipment since it is no allowed to swim with the dolphins.

We went on the 20/7 and saw 2 large groups of dolphins (more than 50 in total). It was an amazing and beautiful experience to see them in their natural habitat. The crew is passionate and dedicated to nature preservation and they share their passion with all passengers. A wonderful way to increase awareness on how to help dolphins at individual level. Thank you for you work!

I had an incredible experience with Jonian Dolphin Conservation! The sight of "grampus" dolphins resting was truly breathtaking. The team's dedication to dolphin conservation and their expertise in marine life made the trip informative and unforgettable. Highly recommend this unique and meaningful adventure! 🐬🌊

(Translated by Google) Yesterday by chance we discovered the Navy's Maritime Military Arsenal in Taranto, and we thought it best to pay a visit. It goes without saying that the choice was never guessed... We had the pleasure of being accompanied for the visit by Mr. Stefano, a person passionate about his work who was engaging in his stories and very precise. We were very happy and very satisfied in having met him. A heartfelt thank you for all the time you dedicated to us!!!!! Don't miss this visit, it's really worth a lot….Francesco & Manuela (Original) Ieri per caso abbiamo scoperto l’Arsenale Militare Marittimo della marina a Taranto, e abbiamo pensato bene di fare una visita. Inutile dire che mai la scelta è stata indovinata….. Abbiamo avuto il piacere di essere accompagnati per la visita dal sig. Stefano, persona appassionata del suo lavoro che è stato coinvolgente nei sui racconti e molto preciso. Siamo stati molto contenti e soddisfattissimi nell’averlo incontrato. Un grazie di cuore per tutto il tempo che ci ha dedicato!!!!! Non perdete questa visita, vale davvero tanto….Francesco & Manuela

(Translated by Google) It was a beautiful and uplifting surprise. Even though I was born and lived in Taranto until I was 26, I wasn't aware of this opportunity: visiting the Arsenale museum. The visit is interesting from many points of view: technical, historical, social, to name the most immediate. I highly recommend it, also for the friendliness, availability and professionalism (not necessarily in this order) of the guide and all the staff (Original) È stata una sorpresa bella ed edificante. Pur essendo nato e vissuto a Taranto fino a 26 anni, non avevo contezza di questa opportunità: visitare il museo dell’Arsenale. La visita è interessante da molti punti di vista: tecnico, storico, sociale, per citare i più immediati. Lo consiglio vivamente, anche per la cordialità, la disponibilità e la professionalità (non necessariamente in quest’ordine) della guida e del personale tutto

(Translated by Google) A truly interesting and engaging visit! The exhibition is rich in history and curiosities, but the real added value was Claudio, who was able to tell every detail with clarity and passion, making the journey even more fascinating. Sincere congratulations, I highly recommend the visit! (Original) Una visita davvero interessante e coinvolgente! La mostra è ricca di storia e curiosità, ma il vero valore aggiunto è stato Claudio, che ha saputo raccontare ogni dettaglio con chiarezza e passione, rendendo il percorso ancora più affascinante. Complimenti sinceri, consiglio vivamente la visita!

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended for anyone who is in the city and wants to see and learn about the magnificent maritime history of this city. The museum is full of fascinating historical artefacts and the very friendly and competent guide delighted us with all the stories, curiosities and legends linked to the place. The duration of the visit is approximately 1 hour and booking is recommended. (Original) Consigliatissimo a chi si trova in città e vuole vedere e conoscere la magnifica storia marittima di questa città. Il museo è ricco di reperti storici di grande fascino e la guida, simpaticissima e molto competente ci ha deliziato con tutti i racconti, curiosità e leggende legati al luogo. La durata della visita è di circa 1 ora e si consiglia di prenotare.

(Translated by Google) Probably little known to the general public, but the Navy Arsenal museum is absolutely an experience to live, especially for children and history buffs. Our guide, Stefano, was truly very passionate, and with great enthusiasm he conveyed everything he could in the short time of 1 hour, with the utmost clarity. Thank you. (Original) Probabilmente poco conosciuto dal grande pubblico, ma il museo dell'Arsenale della Marina Militare è assolutamente un'esperienza da vivere, specialmente per i ragazzi e per gli appassionati di storia. Davvero davvero molto appassionata la nostra guida, Stefano, che con grande entusiasmo ha trasmesso tutto ciò che ha potuto nel poco tempo di 1 ora, con la massima chiarezza. Grazie.

(Translated by Google) The visit to the Military Arsenal Museum of Taranto was an engaging experience, full of details, thanks to the guide Erminia who, with her competence and kindness, introduced us to an important piece of the history of the Navy and the city of Taranto. (Original) La visita al Museo dell'Arsenale Militare di Taranto è stata un'esperienza coinvolgente, ricca di dettagli, grazie alla guida Erminia che, con la sua competenza e gentilezza, ci ha fatto conoscere un pezzo importante della storia della Marina Militare e della città di Taranto.

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the FAI Spring Days I visited this imposing structure rich in history. The highlight was the room where it is possible to see the mechanism of the mechanical clock. Very interesting!! (Original) Grazie alle Giornate Fai di primavera ho visitato questa struttura imponente e ricca di storia. Il fiore all'occhiello è stato il locale dove è possibile vedere il meccanismo dell' orologio meccanico. Interessantissimo!!

Beautiful cathedral but some parts require renovation and it’s sad to see how rest of the historic centre looks today.

This is one of the most beautiful churches I have ever seen. The detail and the art of the interior is amazing, out of this world. I don't know why but it hase a special place in my memories.

wow!! 😍

Astonishing, to be visited

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral of San Cataldo in Taranto is a fascinating place that preserves a precious artistic and historical heritage. Its architecture combines the rigor of the Romanesque with touches of Byzantine and Baroque art, making it an authentic treasure chest of beauty. Among the most significant works: The Chapel of San Cataldo, richly decorated in Baroque style, houses the relics of the patron saint and represents one of the focal points of the cathedral. The mosaic floor, unfortunately partially lost, is a unique testimony to the Byzantine influence on the city. The apse, with its Romanesque ciborium, offers a solemn and evocative atmosphere, reflecting the religious style of the time. The frescoes, dating back to different eras, add further artistic value, telling the long history of the cathedral and the city. (Original) La Cattedrale di San Cataldo di Taranto è un luogo affascinante che custodisce un prezioso patrimonio artistico e storico. La sua architettura, unisce il rigore del romanico con tocchi di arte bizantina e barocca, rendendola un autentico scrigno di bellezze. Tra le opere più significative: La Cappella di San Cataldo, riccamente decorata in stile barocco, ospita le reliquie del santo patrono e rappresenta uno dei punti focali della cattedrale. Il pavimento musivo, purtroppo parzialmente perduto, è una testimonianza unica dell'influenza bizantina sulla città. L'abside, con il suo ciborio romanico, offre un'atmosfera solenne e suggestiva, rispecchiando lo stile religioso dell'epoca. Gli affreschi, risalenti a diverse epoche, aggiungono ulteriore valore artistico, raccontando la lunga storia della cattedrale e della città.

(Translated by Google) A Cathedral that seems insignificant from the outside, but which inside reveals hidden treasures and beautiful surprises. First of all, the cell of the reliquary of San Cataldo is so frescoed and rich in polychrome marble that it looks like a miniature Sistine Chapel. Then the crypt is beautiful, with columns of various styles, from Doric onwards, previously seen only in places of worship located in Tuscany and Umbria. Furthermore, the coffered coffers of the central nave are notable, reminiscent of Santa Maria Maggiore. A Cathedral that has nothing to envy of anyone, not even the churches of the city of Rome. A church that would make even the capital of Italy pale. (Original) Un Duomo che da fuori sembrerebbe insignificante, ma che dentro rivela tesori nascosti e belle sorprese. Anzitutto la cella del reliquiario di San Cataldo è così affrescata e ricca di marmi policromi che sembra una Cappella Sistina in miniatura. Poi bellissima la cripta, con colonne di vari stili, dal dorico in poi, precedentemente vista soltanto in edifici di culto situati in Toscana ed Umbria. Inoltre notevoli i cassettoni a lacunari della navata centrale, ricordano Santa Maria Maggiore. Un Duomo che non ha niente da invidiare a nessuno, neanche alle chiese della città di Roma. Una chiesa che farebbe impallidire anche la Capitale d'Italia.

(Translated by Google) Located in Via Duomo, almost in a central position on the island of the ancient city, the cathedral owes its importance to the presence of the relics of the patron saint: Bishop Cataldo of Irish origins. In its conformation, the entire building is the stratified result of different building phases. The existence of a pre-existing three-nave basilica with a single apse, probably built in the 7th century. was documented by archaeological excavations conducted in the area of ​​the naves. On this area stands the current cathedral with a Latin cross planimetric layout, the result of the grafting of two distinct buildings, recognizable in the Capocroce area, pertaining to a building in Carrompana. cruciform (second half of the 10th century), and in the basilica body referable to the Norman building phase. Below the head of the cross, consisting of three barrel-vaulted arms with a dome on plumes, extends the crypt which follows the same layout but with the arms divided into two naves by columns surmounted by slabs on which cross-shaped vaults are set. The walls of the succorpus bear traces of the frescoes painted between the 13th and 15th centuries. of which we note the tritico palimpsest with S. Cataldo, -S Mara Maddalena, Zosimo and S. Maria Egiziaca: In the second half of the 11th century. the building was enlarged towards the east with the construction of the basilica body with three naves covered with trusses and punctuated by arches on the bare columns with equally re-used capitals. The works had to be completed in 1160, a date legible on a fragment of the mosaic floor signed by a magister Petroius. Between the 17th and 18th centuries. the carredrale took on a new baroque appearance whose splendor remains, fortunately surviving the restorations carried out between 1948 and 1952, the wooden coffered ceiling, the chapels of S5., Sacramento and S. Cataldo, respectively to the left and right of the choir. The large chapel of S. Cataldo, commissioned by illustrious figures and built starting from 1657, is unanimously considered a unique in the panorama of Apulian Baroque. With an elliptical plan preceded by a vestibule and characterized by a small ornamental marble dress, it preserves the silver statue of S. Cataldo. Probably designed by Cosimo Fanzago, important Neapolitan marble workers, painters and sculptors took turns in the decoration. Among these we remember Paolo de Matreis who in 1714 executed the fresco of the vault with the Glory of S. Cataldo and Giuseppe Sanmartino who created six marble statues between 1772-1773 From the outside, the cultural stratification that distinguishes the entire monument is clearly perceptible. The baroque façade, placed before the late Gothic vestibule, created by the architect Mauro Manieri in 1%J3, is associated with the medieval decorative decoration of oriental taste which invests the parisi and the tambour with theories of small arches on columns and mirrors with two-tone decorations with geometric motifs. Divided into three parts by a double order of pilasters, uninterrupted by a projecting entablature on which a broken tympanum is inserted, it preserves in the lower register a single portal between two niches with the tattoos of St. Mark and St. Peter. In the upper register, crowned by a triangular tympanum, there is a large window, decorated with floral garlands, flanked by two niches with the statues of S. Irene and San Cataldo (Original) Ubicata in Via Duomo, quasi in posizione centrale nell'isola della città antica, la cattedrale la la sua importanza alla presenza delle reliquie del Santo patrono: il vescovo Cataldo di origi irlandese. Nella sua conformazione, l'intero edificio e il risultato stratificato di diverse fasi edilizie. L'esistenza di una preesistente basilica a tre navate con unica abside, cretta probabilmente nel VII sec. è stata documentata dagli scavi archeologici condotti nella zona delle navate. Su quest'area si cleva l'attuale cartedrale con impianto planimetrico a croce latina, conseguenza dell'innesto di due distinti corpi di fabbrica, riconoscibili nella zona del capocroce, pertinente ad un edificio di ca rompana. cruciforme (seconda metà del X sec.), e nel corpo basilicale riferibile alla fase edilizia normanna. Al di sotto del capocroce, costituito da tre bracci voltati a botte con cupola su pennacchi, si estende la cripta che ne riprende lo stesso schema ma con i bracci divisi in due navate da colonne sormontate da lastre su cui s'impostano volte a crociçra. Le pareti del succorpo recano traccia degli affreschi eseguiti tra XIII e XV sec. del quali si segnala il tritico palinsesto con S. Cataldo, -S Mara Maddalena, Zosimo e S. Maria Egiziaca: Nella seconda metà dell'XI sec. l'edificio fu ampliaro verso est con la costruzione del corpo basilicale a tre navate coperte a capriate e scandite da arcate sul colonne di spoglio con capitelli ugualmente reimpicgati. I lavori dovevano essere conclusi nel 1160, data leggibile su un lacerto del pavimento musivo firmato da un magister Petroius. Tra XVII e XVIII sec. la carredrale assunse una nuova veste barocca del cui splendore restano, fortunosamente scampati ai restauri effettuati tra 1948 e 1952, il controsoffitto lignco a lacunari, le cappelle del S5., Sacramento e di S. Cataldo, rispettivamente a sinistra e a destra del coro, Il cappellone di S, Cataldo, commissionato da illustri personaggi e realizzato a partire dal 1657, è concordemente ritenuto un unicum nel panorama del Barocco pugliese A pianta ellittica preceduto da un vestibolo e contraddistinto da una picca veste ornamentale marmorea, esso conserva la statua argente di S. Cataldo. Su progetto probabilmente di Cosimo Fanzago, si avvicendarono nella decorazione importanti marmorari, pittori e scultori napoletani. Tra questi si ricordano Paolo de Matreis che nel 1714 esegui l'affresco della volta-con la Gloria di S. Cataldo e Giuseppe Sanmartino che realizzò tra 1772-1773 sei statue marmorco All'esterno è chiaramente percepibile la stratificazione culturale che contraddistingue l'intero monu-mento. Al partito decorativo medievale di gusto orientale che investe le parisi e il tamburo con teorie di arcatelle su colonnine e specchiature con decorazioni bicrome a motivi gcometrici si associa la facciata barocca, anteposta al vestibolo tardogotico, realizzata dall'architetto Mauro Manieri nel 1%J3. Tripartita da un doppio ordine di paraste, incerrotte da una trabéazione aggettante su cui si innesta un timpano spezzato, essa conserva nel registro inferiore un unico portale tra due nicchie con le tatue di S. Marco e S. Pietro. Nel registro superiore, coronato da un timpano triangolare, si apre un finestrone, decoráto da ghirlande florcali, fiancheggiato da due nicchie con le statue di S. Irene e San Cataldo

The place is just amazing. Friendly staff and food is just yumm. Will definitely recommend this place!

Really great restaurant with very, very good cuisine. You are warmly welcomed and the service is absolutely top. Would come here again at any time.

Fresh and tasty fish and seafood. Local tipe of pasta with seafood, very good mix of tartar and grilled tuna. And the deserts are also very good.

I don’t recommend the place. First of all we got food poisoning after not much fresh tuna. And besides very big portions and waiter who orders you what to order. And low quality wine. Food looks nice but beside not fresh has absolutely no spices in it.

Exceptional seafood experience. The staff were very friendly, attentive and professional. Friends from Canada arranged a 60th birthday for my wife and the entire experience was amazing. Fantastic representation of local seafood flavour. Thank you so much.

Beautifully prepared fish dishes that are fresh and delicious. The food is modern while resisting unnecessary frills or flourishes and the service is wonderfully attentive. My favorite dishes were the mixed antipasti or the crudo to start and the tubettini with mussels or fresh pasta with clams and mussels for primi.

The brothers, ivan and Andrea figured out how to create a successful resturant. Fresh seafood, top notch service, and at a reasonable price. A perfect combination. I highly recommend this restaurant

Raw fish was excellent! Risotto and in general all the food was great. Little bit surprised that was almost empty inside.

Apparently not a place you should visit as a non-italian speaking tourist. After waiting for quite a while we were presented the menu, the waiter that took our order couldn't even bring himself to smile and seemed rather annoyed. We asked if one of the starters (for 20€) was enough to share for two people, he said it was. It ended up beeing maybe 8 small pieces of raw fish with a tasteless tomatosauce. After the starter arrived, we waited and waited. Tables around us, even those that arrived after us (and all full with locals, i suppose) were served their primi, their secondi while we just sat there, getting more and more impatient. After beeing there for 1,5 hrs and only beeing served one plate of antipasti in that time we asked how long it would still take. Just minutes later our order came, giving us the feeling we were completely forgotten and only just now remembered. When the food arrived, the plates were basically thrown at the table without a single word or even an excuse. The food was good, but nothing special especially for the price they ask, it didn't make up the overall experience. My partner has been here months ago with a group of locals and the experience then was very different - that's why he wanted to come back in the first place but sadly it was a huge disappointment. We won't come again.

Not happy for food ,service and price. Only the stuffed pasta with amberjack, was acceptable,in my fried calamari i could feel the flour.i won"t be back.Poor service.

th food is amazing. they are very kind. i like this place. amaxing behaviour ❤️ everyone should come here❤️

Good sea food and prices are also ok according to Taranto.

Great food. Friendly hosts. We’ve been staying at the B&B attached to the restaurant and have been here for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Love the food and service. Been to a few other places around town and think meals here have been the best!

We were quite disappointed of the main dishes in general: some meals were ok and tasty but the risotto I ordered for example was really bad and boring (it was not tasty at all, only one small crayfish, and I did not feel satisfied after). I would not recommend this place and it was quite pricy too.

Thought we would try this based on the good reviews. OK if you want super fast food for little money but certainly not somewhere for a relaxing meal. Quickly filled up after opening in the evening. We shared pasta e ceci to start, underseasoned. As soon as the plate was cleared the next course arrived. One small overcooked fillet of sea bass and one involtini di cavello which was fine. With a side dish of fagioli, water and wine the bill came to 28 euros.

Trattoria l'Orologio provides great value with affordable prices. First courses under 5 euros and mains for 7 euros. The food quality is decent and tasty - and would totally recommend it if in a hurry before getting on the train.

It is exactly what it says it is! Cheap food for a cheap price. You’ll wait a while (we waited 45 min) and then you’ll order your primi, wait and eat, order your secondi, wait and eat, etc. The servers are nice, the place is huge and packed, and it’s an experience!

We had a wonderful dinner at Trattoria L'Orlogio. Everything was delicious, very well cooked, the service was very fast and friendly. The prices are very low for good quality food. We tried the marinated polpo, the molds, some pasta, fish and meat, everything was very good.

Surprising low prices and good quality. You have to wait a bit to enter but while you sit everything goes fast.

Good service, cheap, fast and food is really good. It is always full and you can't book a table in advance, need to go and wait but it is worth it! It is a really local place where you can have the famous local cozze (mussels) and feel very local. Totally recommend it!

The food is overnice and it's super super cheap

The meat is delicious. Very nice, easy restaurant. Service friendly.

Great food.. Pizzas are particularly excellent. They are totally customizable, even the dough used is (you have a choice of white/wholemeal/cereal flour). It looks a bit too swanky for my tastes, but the prices are very honest. Definitely recommended!

Mómó was one of our best experiences at Taranto, the restaurant is beautiful the staff and the owners are very kind and professional and meat there will bring you to heaven.... All dinners we did there was always amazing...

Their CHEESE CAKE is the best. Good food, great ambience and a wide variety on the menu.

very nice menu...servicevis excellent

It's a really nice, modern restaurant with simple, yet great food.

Nice and kind staff. Food is good. Usually very very busy.

Bufala Burger! The best hamburger I've ever tasted! Interesting choice of burgers and craft beer. Burgers are served fresh prepared. The staff is very friendly and helpful! Would recommend and would love to come back!

a good place to eat in the town and taste a very good traditional Puccia, i tried the pizzaburger, the meat inside was very tasty highly recommended 👍

Nice clean place, lots of variety, beer was good... except the pizza we ordered was super salty, to the point that two hours afterwards my mouth still felt salty....

Amazing pizza and very friendly staff. Francesco was so kind, helpful, and fun to chat with. We will be back!

Waited 25 minutes to get served, waiter walked past 5 times and ignored our table. We asked the waiter twice and got ignored. We spoke to the table next to us and they said they’d be waiting 45 minutes to pay!!! Awful service.

The food was good however a complicated menu which was confusing. The service was good

We recently visited Ricci for lunch and ordered two hamburgers along with sparkling water. The hamburgers were delicious. However, the overall cost for the two burgers and water was on the higher side. To add to the experience, the restaurant faced an issue with electricity, resulting in poor lighting in the room. This impacted the ambiance negatively, affecting our overall dining experience. Additionally, it was inconvenient that the cashier did not accept American Express, which was a bit disappointing considering how much we were paying.