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On the ramparts of Alghero, with a superb panoramic terrace, a must after a stroll through the city centre. Young and informal atmosphere with a superb view on the port. Despite the crowds, the address remains peaceful and ideal for relaxing with a well-mixed cocktail. Quality appetizers served with happy hour, with toasts, fougasses, pizzette and even fresh or fried fish bites. Breakfast is also worth the trip for its croissants filled with jam, cream or chocolate.

A huge choice of pastries and wines.

An open air room with live music. Inside, house and revival. From midnight.

A charming and lively place located in the historical center of Alghero, in front of the dome of the church of San Michele. At the Prosciutteria Sant Miquel you will find the best of the Sardinian gastronomic and wine tradition: you can taste delicious platters of cold cuts and local cheeses accompanied by fine wines. The owner and his wife are very friendly. All of this is done to a jazz/rock background music. The kind of atmosphere that reminds us of the wine bars back home.

This bar, located on the top floor of the Hotel Catalunya, is a hymn to the blue sky, which plays the leading role here. From the huge glass roof that looks out over the city, you can see the roofs of Alghero, the bell tower of Santa Maria reaching into the sky, the port and the boats anchored at the pontoons, and even the beach of Punta Negra. The panorama goes as far as Capo Caccio, behind which the sun sets, tinting the sky with its fiery colours. As you can see, this is the perfect time to sip a cocktail or enjoy a gourmet dinner.

This discreet café with a view of the harbour is a pleasant break after a long crossing. Its extended opening hours make it possible to eat and relax at almost any time of the day. The right idea? Its large choice of pastries and viennoiseries makes it possible to make a real breakfast. For other meals, the catering is not fantastic, but the location of this café with its small terrace is very practical so as not to waste time.

The tour of Piazza Tola, which definitely has all the elements for a good evening, includes a stop at this wine bar. The establishment is so well known and appreciated that it doesn't even have a sign to mark it. The entrance, in one of the corners of the square, is notable for its two large barrels, where when all the tables on the terrace are taken, one ends up leaning over to wait. The place lends itself to a tasting-discovery of Sardinian wines. Planks of cheese and cold meats make it possible not to drink on an empty stomach.