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Very good juices, the pizza was delicious as well as the pasta! The ice cream was also very tasty. :

price of good quality of value, excellent ice cream, big puppies and really good wet mussels! I also found the pizza very good. I recommend

Good value pizza on main boulevard. Nice setting with friendly waiters. Pizzas were ok but we have had better. Lovely stray cat ‍ loved the pizza: View menu

I passed this gelateria while visiting Santa Cesarea Terme. I had a cone with nutella/caramel and something chocolate with cream. It was the BEST ice cream in my 10 days Puglia. The extorior might not be appealing, but go in for the ice cream!

Just driving through Santa Cesarea Terme, we wanted a quick and easy lunch and that's what we got. My better half very much liked his roasted chicken with potatoes. My gnocchi (a special of the day) was fine. Seems like a friendly family-run place. Nothing special but not bad.

the rather inconspicuous restaurant bar elisir was the only restaurant that was still open in the afterseason (end of October). we had dinner there in the evening. spaghetti vongole were plentiful and good, the grilled heavy fish also and the pizza tasted us very well. rather unusual for italics when used on Austrian pizzas. View menu

We thought this would be a nice, quaint, hole in the wall restaurant. As it turned out, we had to wait about 15 minutes before anyone paid us any attention, although they promptly looked after some Italians that arrived after us. The service was extremely slow, unco-ordinated, with us having to ask for things like plates for the bread and olive oil. The food was not warmed properly, and to be honest was to the standard of the worst British cafe rather than a good local Italian restaurant. The cost of wine by the glass, house wine, was ridiculous! The only thing that saved the place was the locally made ice cream. Now that I would recommend.

Not the most inspiring of places to eat but frankly there 's not much choice of above average eateries around here. Pizza Margherita was quite nice not too thin, made with fresh tomatoes and the place is certainly better than its competitor directly above it for food (Torre). Mrs D8 's pasta al panna was also OK,the house wine was eminently quaffable (although don 't spill any on your paintwork) although my 4 euro salad consisted of (I kid you not) half an iceberg lettuce with one rocket leaf. Seriously? So, as my American friends would say, not a hearty recommendation but for what choice of eateries available in late September, this one sucks the least in SCdT.

Just spent 7 days in CST and probably due to the time of year, there weren't many eateries evident in town. We found Bar Elisir to serve really good food in an great atmosphere. We actually ate here 6 days out of 7 and were not disappointed. The owners and waitress were really friendly and are happy to cater for changes to the dishes if you would like. I found the young man who waited on a couple of evenings difficult to communicate with and he did not speak very much at all. He was a bit like the proverbial silent waiter!! Pizzas are really good but ask to cut down on the cheese a bit as it makes the pizza base a bit soggy. The fish, chicken and beef dishes are all well cooked with good siz... View menu