Il Pirata - Menu

Piazza Lorenzo Maglione 3, 17053, LAIGUEGLIA, Italy

🛍 Pizza, Pasta, Pizzeria, Formaggio

4.1 💬 2609 Reviews
Il Pirata

Phone: +393401441819

Address: Piazza Lorenzo Maglione 3, 17053, LAIGUEGLIA, Italy

City: LAIGUEGLIA

Menu Dishes: 12

Reviews: 2609

Website: http://www.piratalaigueglia.it

"the visit came out mainly for the interesting wine cellar, but then, a restaurateur who loves wine and has certain skills certainly loves food too. In fact, confirmed the fantastic choice of wines, we could appreciate a kitchen made of great raw materials and nice and ambitious ideas. our lunch has contemplated oysters, a strepitous raw with crustaceans and carpacci (magnificent that of moonfish lipsticks with artichokes and a spectacular lobster with Catalan; to finish a sweet tribute to the territory with ricotta, frolla, olives and artichokes, very, very interesting. location maybe not “consistent” to the quality of food, while the wine shop is very beautiful. the patron has been very attentive and professional, giving us a discovery that, demoleting every prejudice on Ligurian catering, enters right among our favorites. Good!"

Full menu - 12 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Pasta

Dessert

Seafood

Piatti Principali

The Focaccia

Soups

Dolci

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very well maintained menu, interesting dishes, perfect service

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User
User

very kind staff. Great menu very accurate kitchen. excellent quality ingredients


User
User

what to say quality kindness great quality food with that quid making the difference


carlosmpc89
carlosmpc89

Worst service in this beautiful please. Anything else to say. If the manager want to know what happened, they can speak to me. View menu


User
User

I found myself very well, both for the service and for the dishes, fried pan with meat and hot cheese really good crispy, dry as I like, fusilloni with good octopus and the sweet abundant and refined. variety in the menu to return.


User
User

the place is on the beautiful seafront of laigueglia. location not particularly charming but excellent cuisine. we tried the degotation menu and were very happy both for the quality of raw materials and for the quantity. punctual and very kind service. really good experience. recommended!


enricoluca
enricoluca

We had been at il pirata several years ago and we went back last Saturday for dinner. The pizzas were excellent, with quality ingredients and not common in the style taste. A bit pricey but quality has a rate and it is rare to find these levels. We will go back to try the restaurant proposals. View menu


User
User

I do not put 5 stars because, leaving aside the quality of the great food with fish always fished and fresh, lately the portions have been reduced very much. the service always impeccable, although sometimes the expectations between one and the other are a little long. However if you want to eat fresh fish, absolutely to recommend. waiting rewards the quality of food. prices suitable for products.


brekkeseter80
brekkeseter80

We went for the 4 course surprise tasting menu. I guess in the end we got 5 or 6 courses. Especially the grilled octopus on smoked beans pasta/base was excellent as well as fresh ravioli with kale and shrimps tartar. Wine we focused on Ligurian and Piemonte bubbles and under or around 30 EUR/ bottle you can keep yourself occupied quite well (vintage bottles). Service was well informed, spoke good english so live seemed quite ok in Liguria. They are also connected to their own excellent winebar if you do not fancy a restaurant.....


User
User

the visit came out mainly for the interesting wine cellar, but then, a restaurateur who loves wine and has certain skills certainly loves food too. In fact, confirmed the fantastic choice of wines, we could appreciate a kitchen made of great raw materials and nice and ambitious ideas. our lunch has contemplated oysters, a strepitous raw with crustaceans and carpacci (magnificent that of moonfish lipsticks with artichokes and a spectacular lobster with Catalan; to finish a sweet tribute to the territory with ricotta, frolla, olives and artichokes, very, very interesting. location maybe not “consistent” to the quality of food, while the wine shop is very beautiful. the patron has been very att... View menu

Categories

  • Pizza Delve into our perfectly baked pizzas, crafted with hand-tossed dough, rich tomato sauce, and a blend of gourmet cheeses. Each slice bursts with fresh toppings, ensuring a delightful bite every time.
  • Pasta Delight in our selection of classic and contemporary pasta dishes, each crafted with fresh, quality ingredients and flavorful sauces that capture the essence of Italian cuisine in every bite. View menu
  • Pizzeria Enjoy freshly baked pizzas with crispy crusts, savory sauces, and a variety of delicious toppings. Our pizzeria offers a wide range of traditional and gourmet options to satisfy all your cravings.
  • Formaggio A curated selection of artisanal cheeses from around the world, featuring diverse flavors and textures that delight the palate. Perfect for sharing or savored individually with the ideal accompaniments.

Amenities

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  • Mastercard
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  • Carta Visa

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