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very well located place where food is good and the server is rather nice. so much that we came twice during our short stay. We'll be back.

Four of us have lunched here. food took a lot of time to arrive, but when she did, it was rather tasty. Ranch salads are particularly recommended.

very nice place, good food, very helpful and flexible. lively atmosphere. really appreciated!!! all other places were complete at 20 hours but we had the chance to find a free table here.

we enjoyed a pleasant lunch in this renovated restaurant. the service was very friendly and efficient. food was good and the position and environment (outdoor) ideal at the beginning of the afternoon. it was not cheap and it may be too early to comment fully, but it seems to have potential and merits a visit.

traditional Italian menu, generous servings and friendly and professional service. the presentation could be subject to a slight adjustment. a smaller portion of lasagna with a crunchy green salad would have been better and would have left room for a dessert. partners raviolini ricotta and spinach has been very appreciated

new direction with 30 years. experience in the field of restoration. as always, good Italian cuisine, well presented, correct prices, good service, friendly atmosphere - and a limoncello or a grappa after dinner ! moreover, the owner/manager welcomes his guests, a beautiful gesture. excellent location at the end of the pedestrian area, always a pleasure to be welcomed personally and to eat well.

We ate here on our first night in chin while we were looking for a simple pizza dinner and we were not disappointed. I had 4 cheeses and my wife had Hawaiian, both were great and tasty. The crusts were thin, just like the European style, so we didn't do the whole lot of dough. a good bottle of primitivo accompanied well the meal and the location on the heading square was ideal to watch people pass. The only criticism we had was that the dessert portions were a little small for their price, but overall it was a good start for our holidays.

We have just spent a week in chin and have tasted a variety of local restaurants offering fresh pasta and Italian specialties to which we can expect so close to the border. Perhaps surprisingly, this restaurant in one of the most frequented tourist areas of chin ended up being our favorite. the two times we ate there, the pasta and risotto were simply excellent and the service was as friendly and welcoming as all those we met during our stay. the wines of provence that accompanied the meals were also remarkable, and the "fished lemon peat" was the best we had on the coast of azur these holidays.

this restaurant is well located, right next to the main pedestrian alley of downtown chin - a lively and lively place. We had pizza - (four cheeses) - and a salad. The two main dishes were very good. by the average cost of 4 euros for a bottle of a liter of san pellegrino in a chin restaurant, the 6 euros billed by tavernetta were rather high. food was good, just like the location. It was more expensive than the other restaurants we visited, but what has left us - and made our first visit our only visit - it is the ddain with which the waitress treated us. we didn't buy the most expensive meal possible - but we paid customers one night when there wasn't too much. Our only visit was the only...