Ristorante La Barchetta

A characteristic restaurant inside a campsite, with wooden tables and even a gigantic TV for special occasions. Fish cuisine (probably frozen) and pizzas, to satisfy all tastes and prices. Generous portions, courteous staff and booking with The Fork which guarantees a 20% discount.

We had dinner on a Sunday evening in July. We booked with TA which guaranteed us a 20% discount. When we arrived we had a reservation and we ate good, generous portions. Really kind staff. It would have been five stars if there hadn't been too many mosquitoes...

We booked with d. F. Unfortunately, I advise you not to dine on match nights because, as kind as they are and overall the food is quite good, the campsite customers don't have much respect for their fellow diners and, amid shouts and applause, the dinner wasn't peaceful at all

UNFORTUNATELY found on the Fork, near our campsite as well as having seen the other reviews, I decided to book ... I HAD NEVER DONE IT I start with the PROS: I haven't encountered even one AGAINST : SINCE WHEN ARE ALL SHACKS RESTAURANTS??? I wonder how they're still licensed to keep open... FILTHY and SHABLED table set with a glass of water ... BROKEN, in fact it was changed to me being told that unfortunately they break too quickly, as if it were my problem of how they handle the glass house white wine... WATERED DOWN, tavernello type, actually identical, too bad I use that for cooking fish crouton ... EXTREMELY SALTY, indeed, inedible in fact they made it again for me and with fish for nothing fresh, but coincidentally the restaurant is located on the sea (they must have found it at Lidl on offer) chicken schnitzel with potatoes... DRIED up so much that it was deep fried pasta with cheese, pepper and mussels... VERY SALTY and too much pepper desserts (if you can call them that, at 9pm they only had 3 types available)... INDUSTRIAL, nothing fresh and then to end on a high note, the coffee... HEAR, HEAR, €2, the most expensive price paid in 4 days of holiday so far bill... All for the modest sum of €60, resulting in HAVING TO PAY €48 as I took advantage of the 20% discount thanks to THE FORK. I would have gladly paid €60 if only there hadn't been all these CONS Moral of the story: AVOID IT, better a kebab, I guarantee it At this point a question arises: HOW DO THEY GET REVIEWS WITH MORE THAN ONE STAR (because you can't do less)? Ah yes, they are all controlled directly by them or the kitchen people don't understand ****

The place is inside a campsite, the food is excellent, except for the mosquitoes present. (Bring mosquito repellent) but the food is very good!!!