Trattoria Da Sergio - La Ciotat
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Découvre les culinaires délices à Trattoria Da Sergio. Idéalement positioned à 11 rue Gueymard | 11 Rue Gueymard, 13600 La Ciotat, France, nous serve une gamme de delicious plats. Notre fière cote de 4.5 et 641 appréciatives est un preuve de notre engagement à offrir un service et une nourriture exceptionnels.
Super dîner ! Saveurs grecques et napolitaines sur assiettes très bien garnies et goûteuses. Un régal, accompagné d'un verre blanc grec très bon conseil d'accord de mets par le serveur. Au top ! Une belle découverte à renouveler.
Excellent plein de plateaux différents a partager qui sont assez copieux pour un prix plutôt abordable ça change des restaurants italiens basique ! Plein de bonnes découvertes, des aliments frais et goûteux ! Je recommande vivement. De plus il y a une petite terrasse couverte où nous avons pu nous installer alors que nous étions 10. Adresse a retenir
A découvrir absolument ! De passage à la Ciotat nous avons dîner dans cet établissement. On se sent comme à la maison. Accueil chaleureux. La responsable et les employées ont à cœur de faire plaisir aux clients et de connaître leurs avis sur les plats qu'ils dégustent. Nous avons pris l'assiette découverte à 38 euros un délice !! L'assiette se partage à 2 et, est parfumée et copieuse, basilic, boulettes de bœuf, jambon, aubergines et une mozza à tomber par terre..du fait maison de qualité BRAVO Une bouteilles de rosé conseille et qui convenait tout à fait avec les mets choisis. En dessert un tiramisu et une coupe de glace limocello poiyr mon conjoint. Soirée parfaite
Been here multiple times because we appreciate the food. The staff is friendly and there is a private atmosphere around. The typical Italian dishes are delicious.
Definetely my best dinner experience in 5 days at La Ciotat, where everything is quite expensive - at least in August - and many places look at the tourists as a source of easy money...The food is genuine and good, served in a good way, very kind service and attention to the client. I had the impression they really care about preparing good dishes.The only half-negative note: no free wi-fi, but it is the standard in La Ciotat.
Very friendly staff, good food and location. Situated just next to a beautiful lagoon in a quite street nearby the little harbour.
Fantastic italian homemade specialities. The service is friendly and efficient. The restaurant is not on the quais, which is a bonus if you're not up for the noise and crowds
Chinese, Thai, Greek, Turkish, Southern Italian immigrants have often opened little restaurants in their adopted countries. With their hard work and passion, we are all the better for it. From the tempting window display of Italy's finest food products to the truly warm welcome inside, this Southern Italian family are great Ambassadors for their homeland. The menu is short, but everything is well prepared. There is a small, but quality selection of Italian wines. Trattorias aren't meant to be fancy. Serving the town-and not just tourists, their Italian dishes remind you of that country's culinary prowess. Their versions are very good, but not excellent. Perhaps the local produce and products aren't quite up to what you find in the old country. We have spent too much time in Italy (both North and South) to be fully satisfied.It's a cozy and nicely decorated little place on a tiny vico around the corner from the harbor. More representative (to us) of what we find in the North End of Boston or the South End of Springfield than the "old country", we still appreciate their efforts. The cooking is casalinga, perhaps in a pre-1970s time warp. It provides fair value and is a nice alternative to the local French repertoire.
