Osteria del Porto

Cool place close to the water. Make sure to ask what they have that was caught that day. We had a fish i had never heard of or seen before as an appetizer. It was really good. Those aren't its actual eyes...I added pomegranate seeds.

The covered portico was much appreciated on the windy night, we watched the sun set as our prosciutto and melon was served. My cavatelli with mixed seafood was so fresh I could taste the sea. My partner is not a huge seafood fan but his beef steak was tender and huge! The local cake filled with custard and cream was absolutely delicious. The veteran staff expertly hosted and served food as the tables filled twice over when we were there. There was a huge group inside that started singing as we left, everyone had a jolly time.

This place was highly recommended to us by a local, and food absolutely delicious. Seafood was really fresh and so good. Service was quick, and the staff were all super friendly. Recommend booking a table in advance as it's a popular spot.

Highly recommend!!! Very very good food! Especially everything row. Risotto was like 4 out of 5, but everything else were amazing!

Hands down the best meal we had on our 2 week stay in Puglia. So good in fact, we went back a second time! The fish is so fresh - cooked to perfection - and accompanied by a great wine selection plus professional service. Kid friendly too! Our toddler ate the entire plate of fried anchovies 🐟🐠

We ate here for lunch and dinner and we enjoyed the food and the service. Great white wine.

We came here on the recommendation of our wonderful Trullo host Marilena – and it was a spot-on choice. Apparently, her entire family has been celebrating all their special occasions here for years, and now we understand why: The food is incredibly fresh – straight from the sea – and absolutely delicious, prepared with great care and passion. The atmosphere by the harbor in Savelletri is both relaxed and cosy, and the staff is warm and attentive. We also had a lovely interaction with the waiters, who shared stories about their culture, adding even more depth to the experience. I especially loved the slogan on their t-shirts which stands for “slowly slowly”. It perfectly captured the relaxed, joyful spirit of a holiday in Italy. After all, as the saying goes: “Take a vacation in Italy – it adds years to your life.” And this evening certainly did.

I’ve been coming here for years, and it never disappoints. Right by the port, the vibe is all about seafood, which makes total sense given the location. What really makes this place special is the daily catch, from super fresh sea urchins to tasty mussels and even lobster, everything is top quality. If you’re up for it, I’d say be a little adventurous and try some of their more unique dishes; the chefs really know how to bring out the best in the flavors of the sea. On top of that, the service is always spot-on, and the wine list is both solid and reasonably priced, so you can easily find the perfect match for your meal.

Service was terrible and so was the food. We made a reservation for six requesting an outside table. We were refused an empty outside table for six, and given an indoor table in the back. Food was sub par as well. We were rushed and servers acted annoyed because we were asking questions about the menu and needed a couple of explanations and translations. Avoid!!

Most enjoyable meal in Puglia. Service and seafood were amazing for our party of 8. Conveniently located near the waterfront. Crudo Mare was fresh. Tuna tartare, polpo, fried anchovies and fried mixed seafood were all delicious. Server brought us limoncello to cap off the meal.

A great spot for going early before theater. Highly recommend. Great Italian Outside seating was nice but a little loud. Food and service were great.

A classic Puglia seafood restaurant, with the cooler full of today's catch on display. More than that, you pick the particular fish that you'd like. Our visit on a Saturday evening around 8:30 found the restaurant full but not hectic or rushed - such a pleasure in this part of the world! We had the sea bream, and the server brought out a particularly beautiful fish for our approval - the preparation was classic Apulia, which means that the flesh is just done, erring on the underdone side. If you are like me, ask for the fish to be 'drier' - they will make it perfectly to American tastes. Everything here will have local olive oil added, which just makes it fantastic - we also had a insalda caprese, something we look at as a 'table stakes' first plate - the cheese was made locally that morning and was sublime.