Restaurants cuisine du monde Sardinia

This pizzeria, facing the city fair, offers very good salads. For dessert, try its affogato al cioccolato, a vanilla ice cream cut with gianduia cream. Large or small.

Excellent fresh fish.

It offers excellent Sardinian cuisine at affordable prices.

The restaurant at the Riviera Hotel. This restaurant has written the most beautiful pages of Sardinian gastronomy with its famous lobster and other dishes of regional culture. For fish lovers the choice is great: absolute freshness! With a large bay overlooking the sea, the atmosphere is summer. Attentive service.

Without a doubt, our favourite in Nuoro. Shop and restaurant at the same time, you can come there at any time, either for a shopping session or for a delicious meal. The large terrace on the square is very pleasant in the evening. In the warmer hours, the elegant black and white air-conditioned room is a must. Here you can sit under large hop garlands and enjoy a typically Italian cuisine with a lot of creativity. Ravioli with squid ink, pasta with mussels and shrimps, half-cooked red tuna... It's beautiful and good at the same time. We love it!

This is THE restaurant in Porto Torres, the one everyone in town knows and has tried at least once. Set back from the street, well hidden behind a hedge of trees, it's located just opposite the San Gavino basilica. On the menu, good pizzas in a friendly, chic atmosphere, with pretty white tablecloths covering the tables. The seafood pizza topped with mussels and the Neapolitan pizza are a treat. This is authentic, popular and fresh seafood cuisine: it's worth the detour and the prices are low.

Let's get the suspense out of the way right away: Gianluca is a couturier of taste buds, and an evening at Liberty is a fabulous gastronomic voyage. He's equally at home with seafood and mountain produce: the octopus is to die for, and the meats are perfectly cooked. The finesse of the dishes reflects the setting - Liberty means Art Nouveau - and the staff. The wines are delicious, and you'll be advised by a real sommelier. Everything is beautiful and elegant! We spent a wonderful evening in a truly atypical and enchanting place.

Gianni Giagoni has succumbed to the charm of the small square in the village of San Pantaleo to set down his pots and pans. Intimate and discreet, the restaurant occupies one of these typical houses of stone and canal tiles. Pots of fragrant herbs decorate the white tables. The glasses sparkle with the flame of candles or the sun. The atmosphere is elegant and relaxed. The cuisine is based on the freshness and authenticity of the ingredients. The fresh pasta is prepared by Mamma Natalina who knows all the secrets. You're sure to fall in love with it.

For three generations Dal Corsaro has held high the culinary genius of Sardinia. Chef Stefano Deidda explores with talent the specialities of his terroir, incorporating modernity and technicality for a stunning result. The 7 or 11-course tasting menu offers an overview of the best of Sardinia. The refined and elegant setting, the discreet service, the beauty and balance of the dishes make Dal Corsaro the best restaurant on the island. Attention, the menu is for all the guests at the same table.

The Mula brothers have been looking after their stoves since 1980. They have transformed the family home into a hotel-restaurant. We can only thank them for opening their terrace with its spectacular view to gourmets. The Gennargentu mountains, the plain and the Gulf of Orosei are spread out before your eyes. The pleasure continues when the dishes arrive. Ispinigoli is one of the best restaurants in the area and the secret is well known: it is often full. The cuisine sublimates Sardinian specialities, such as the anzolettos, which are a must-taste.

This modest restaurant in the centre of Arzachena has built up a solid reputation. The faithful local clientele mingles with tourists, whether they are well-informed or have stumbled upon it by chance. The cuisine, simple, good, copious and excellent value for money, added to a friendly service, seems to be unanimously appreciated. One comes here especially to devour a dish of pasta, fish or pizza in a good atmosphere. Nice selection of wines. The bar just below, Il Delfino, also offers good paninis to nibble on the go.

This semi-gastronomic restaurant defines itself as a "modern trattoria". You sit in an original eclectic decor with walls in shades of orange and yellow, a chequered floor, and here and there, vintage or contemporary touches in the decor. The plates are refined and inventive: the portions are small, the presentation is meticulous and the cuisine is sophisticated. On the menu: octopus carpaccio, tuna tataki, revisited Gallurese soup... Nice choice of Sardinian wines to accompany an excellent meal.

Neither heaven nor hell, Dani and Pier invite you to purgatory to taste a typical Gallura cuisine. The chef's talent is expressed in refined dishes with balanced flavours and very pleasant presentation. The pleasure of the palate begins with that of the eyes. The room is decorated with exposed stonework, but with a modern touch in the furniture to avoid the trap of rusticity. The ravioli with ricotta, sugar and lemon peel, accompanied by tomato sauce, are exquisite, as is the lamb with olives. Purgatory, really?

"Renzo e Rita is a fine example of a reasonably priced pizzeria and restaurant in Sant'Antioco. With an elaborate menu of Sardinian dishes and a wide choice of pizzas, this address is sure to please. Visitors are seated in a long, air-conditioned dining room. It's best to sit at the back of the room or on the terrace, away from the pizza oven. The chef offers some forty varieties of pizza, all of which please the many regular customers. So much so, in fact, that it's best to make a reservation, as it's often fully booked.

If from the outside the restaurant does not look like much, Da Robertino is nevertheless very famous in the centre of Palau, especially for its fish and seafood dishes that follow the arrivals of the day's fishing. Spaghetti with lobster and octopus salad and potato are among the best dishes on the menu. His linguine went to Robertino became a legend, and his fish antipasto is often finished after the first hour of duty. A beautiful address where the only reproach will be the waiting time sometimes a little too long.

The house specialities are mushrooms (ceps, chanterelles, truffles...) and wild boar, so you might as well come in autumn. Meat and vegetables are beautifully prepared and presented. The carasau bread is homemade, brought warm, bathed in a trickle of olive oil and seasoned with rosemary. The decoration is rustic and warm, the cuisine local and generous. The chef participates in the perpetuation of the Sardinian culinary repertoire with talent. He also proposes a very nice selection of wines from the island. An address to discover!

In this restaurant with a totally Italian atmosphere, you will enjoy delicious seafood specialities. Spaghetti or seafood risotto, marinated mussels, fried fish, octopus salad and even lobster. All the dishes are hearty, appetizing and offered at very reasonable prices. Save a small place for dessert, as the tiramisu deserves to linger there. The friendly and attentive service contributes to the pleasant atmosphere. Remember to make reservations and if possible on the terrace, because there are always lots of people, especially regular customers.

The name of this restaurant is taken from the diminutive applied to Iglesias: "the city of churches". It's true that there are a lot of them. The Villa di Chiesa is located in the shadow of the Cathedral of Santa Chiara d'Assisi, in the pleasant town square. Better than the bourgeois hall, the large terrace on the square is sheltered by large white parasols. The chef offers a traditional menu of Sardinian-inspired dishes and pizzas. The antipasti are good and served copiously, but above all taste the seafood pasta.

"L'Officine du Goût" is one of the best gastronomic establishments in Olbia. In the kitchen, the harmony of flavours is carefully studied. The result is creative recipes, cooked with the best local products. For example, the fish tartar with grilled pecorino is worth a try, as is the steamed tuna with fresh herbs. In the winter, you can warm up in the pretty indoor room, while in the summer you can enjoy the terrace on a small square in the centre of the city.

This restaurant at the foot of the citadel has a beautiful shaded terrace and a quiet atmosphere quite engaging. The warm and discreet setting accompanies a harmoniously presented cuisine d'auteur. The chef Diana Serra finds her inspiration in the local products with a strong orientation towards the sea which spreads out before your eyes. Her speciality is fried tuna with poppy seeds and courgettes, black olives and tomatoes. The service is rather slow, but the cooking is worth it. Alas, the prices are not too high.