Al Pontil De' Tripoli - Grado

Restaurant by the sea on the island of the thigh. fresh fish with refined cuisine that enhances goto and quality. personal top. a pity that we discovered only at the end of the season. We'll definitely come back. recommended recommended

Excellent cuisine in a refined environment directly on the sea. top choice.

A single word, great, both for food and for staff. Thank you.

This restaurant has nothing to envy at a starry restaurant! beautiful and well-kept environment in every detail, high level dishes for both goto and for respect of raw materials. owner very kind as well as the waiters who served us. professional service, attentive, prepared and well-stocked wine paper of the best local labels. I'm so sorry for special nights.

We ended our holiday in friuli dine in this beautiful restaurant on the lagoon pleasant that we reached by bike starting from pine grade. warm and friendly welcome and extremely pleasant environment, with a table near the windows that in summer are always open. the dining room is therefore comparable to an outside so the green pass is not necessary. as it was the first time for us at the pontil de' tripoli, we chose the menu degotation that proposes an excellent and satiating journey between the flavors and philosophy of the restaurant. memorable otragan on burrata with dried tomatoes, olives and pine nuts. prices in line with the offered. Some painful notes: while being completely open on the water, the local chose not to have mosquito nets, so you can count on being disturbed by some insect during your meal. Moreover when we were we was really hot and the total absence of fans moving the air made the dinner a bit more tiring than we could wish (in the degotation menu there is also a soup that, however delicious, is hot). Moreover, always at home of high temperatures, the waitress at some point decided to abandon completely the oo of the mask. the local recently participated in the recording of a episode of bourgeois alessandro restaurants whose airing is scheduled in the winter months and whose outcome is totally unknown, so our judgment is net compared to what will be seen on the air.