Agriturismo Sardo Da Paolina

Fairly quiet the night we went so no service issues at all, it was all very prompt and friendly. Huge amounts of tasty food though could skip the gnocchi if we returned. Pork was absolutely delicious too. Different and good, will return. Skip lunch before you go

One of many Agriturismos in Sardinia serving traditional foods on a farm out in the countryside. We booked our final meal in Sardinia here. Things to know: -multi-course meal served family style includes water and wine for around 45€ per person -reservations required (I called via Whats App -it’s a ton of food, come hungry -it’s not gourmet dining-rustic and informal setting and food How it works: -you check in and are seated -almost instantly you are brought your choice of water and a pitcher of light red wine along with a platter of cheese and meat -very shortly comes 5 different small bowls of cold vegetable salads, cabbage, pecans, potatoes etc -next up a lot of melted cheese (make little cheese crackers with the crispy Sardinian bread! -after we received more water, a wine refill, and the first of two pastas-gnocchi in a red sauce. Then came the cheese ravioli -finally the star and best item the crispy and succulent roast pig with potatoes -after their are two desserts-a crispy pasta-like cheese thing with honey or a “cream” -of course a digestif finishes things up-I got a lemon cello (by request while the standard was a sweet red wine -you pay back at the kitchen-cash or card Tips: -spotty cell coverage so be sure to get Google maps into your phone while inside on their Wi-Fi before leaving A unique Sardinian experience.

A very nice location in the countryside, 15 minutes drive from the coast, to taste some local Sardinian food. Highly recommended!

Quite a shocking experience at the end. The food was good and abundant, but the service little bit slow. And slowing down more as the dinner went on. We were waiting for the porceddu for about 30 minutes. And it was about 10 pm already. The desert didn 't come for another 30 minutes. We asked for a tea with our desert and had to wait for it again. So we decided to pay and leave. When we were exiting the dinner hall the waitress arrived with the tea we said no thank you and left. In a minute she ran to the parking lot asking why had we left I replied that the service was too slow and we didn 't wanted to wait more. She said she not the one who makes the dishes and then started calling us different names in Italian. My Italian is really basic but I could understand such words as culo and merda. I decided to talk with the owner because what is happening seemed to be an absurd I came for dinner, I paid, I even didn 't complain about the waiting and then I 'm followed and insulted by the waitress in a parking lot. I explained the situation to the manager as I could, because Noone actually speaks English, She answered this is not right and then left to speak to the waitress who were keeping crying f ing Russians etc. In 2 3 minutes my friend and I had left because it didn 't seem we get an apology neither from the waiter, nor from the owner. It felt really strange by the end when you are insulted without provoking any of the drama.

Family restaurant. Meat menu with great house wine. Ask for tiny portions of everything or you’ll be laughing of stuffness.