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We had the tasting menu which was very good but seemed to go on forever! You need to fast for a couple of days before visiting this restaurant. It's quite pricey but you get a lot for your money. Service was slow but probably due to the large party going on in the other room.

I was last time a few years ago and I wasn't satisfied at all. via friends I knew that he changed management and decided to make the baby's baptism lunch I have to say that the kitchen is far from first all very good, fresh fish and excellent price quality. I recommend it to the great

We were recommended this restaurant and a good job too! We had the fish tasting menu which cost €32 including a bottle of wine, water and coffee. The quality of the fish was amazing, varied and plentiful. The staff including the owner were superb. It's a bit hard to find, but once there, a real treat. The views across the vineyards beautiful as well.

Me and my husband were recommended this place by the locals whilst we were wine tasting in the surrounding region. The place was a little hard to find but don't let this put you off as it's well worth the find!. The hospitality quality of the food was exceptional and service was second to none, The owner was so professional, attentive to all our needs. From start to finish our experience was superb with fantastic food. Be guided by the owner's recommendations with food drink choices and you won't be disappointed. Me and my husband are huge fish eaters and we have to say this is by far one of the best fish restaurants we have had the pleasure in eating in. I would definitely recommend you pay...

We ate at the Pin Rose on Easter Sunday on a recommendation from our hotel, and it was fantastic. For around £30 per person, we had four courses – cold fish starters, mussels, pasta with clams, hot fish, calamari and langoustines served with chips, grilled fish, squid and potatoes and a delicious dessert. Wine was included in this too – a bottle of red and a bottle of white plus a fizzy bottle of dessert wine (and they gave us a gift bottle of rose as we left). The best thing by far about this restaurant was the service. The owner was so warm and welcoming, and although he spoke no English and we spoke no Italian we muddled through in French. He was fantastic, and the whole experience was wo...

We were advised to eat here by local people who said they eat here at least twice a week. After such a glowing recommendation we were eagerly anticipating dinner. I'm afraid to say that it fell at the very first hurdle. The building lacks any kind of atmosphere, being very large, cold and badly lit. We waited almost 45 minutes to order and then our food took half an hour to arrive. Very uninspiring it was too. Main course wasn't any better, in fact it was worse. The seafood risotto was so overly salted it was rendered inedible, as was the under-cooked sea bass. We actually couldn't wait to get away. It's always sad to write a negative review and of course we would far prefer to have had a lo...

We were advised by a local to visit Pin Rose if we liked fish, and given that my partner and I are fish lovers we jumped at the chance. Being rather keen and eager we arrived bang on opening at 19.30. We could see that we were very early however Massimo made us feel immediately welcomed and sat us down with a lovely bottle of Prosecco. We had the 4 course set menu for €42 you could not get better quality of food for the price anywhere! We had a trio of starters which comprised of mussels in garlic and olive oil, gravlax and fried white fish fritter. This was followed by second course of Spaghetti with Crevettes and a main course of grilled sea bass and sea bream with vegetables. This was acc...