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Sat outside in this restaurant on a warm September evening and ordered a bottle of Cannonau di Alghero and suckling pig.Was served Cannonau di Sardegn…
merlot555
Al Refettorio
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The restaurant is in a nice, old, narrow street. All the dishes were delicious and a bit out of the box. We tasted great wines and experienced perfect…
wiculi
Al Refettorio
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Ordered pizza frutti di mare (with sea food). It was not on menu, but they promised to cook it for us. Pizza arrived - was simple Margarita with 10 mu…
JelenaS73
Al Refettorio
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Al Refettorio is open for Lunch and Dinner. Al Refettorio serves Italian, Seafood, Mediterranean, European, Deli, Fusion, Sardinian and Southern-Italian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Al Refettorio”
Sat outside in this restaurant on a warm September evening and ordered a bottle of Cannonau di Alghero and suckling pig.Was served Cannonau di Sardegna (more expensive) and a section of pork leg which had grown up remarkably quickly.
The restaurant is in a nice, old, narrow street. All the dishes were delicious and a bit out of the box. We tasted great wines and experienced perfect service! Nice place!
Ordered pizza frutti di mare (with sea food). It was not on menu, but they promised to cook it for us. Pizza arrived – was simple Margarita with 10 mussels and one king prawn. So disappointing with quality.
We found it by chance, hidden in small street, I would call it little gem. Fine tuned taste of each meal, nicely served, very prompt and friendly service. I wish to go there again and again.
When fresh fish calls, one has to obey. Sitting outside in a small street masticating on a whole fish, while the femme went pork for a change, terrific flavours. Very satisfactory service