Sean B.
Yelp
Fresh as possible seafood, usually regionally, or simply prepared. "Limon, limon, limon" suggests the waiter as to which preparation to get. We found the service to be attentive, snarky, and generous. The daily menu card insert actually did change.
Sat in their enclosed patio on sea's edge, almost a overly refreshing breeze allowed in one day. Bunch of locals eating there to despite it's obvious touristy potential. I had the local lemon sauced sea bass, and then later had it plain grilled just to have the that great fresh fish by itself. Pasta was as good as gets, clams another fresh sea goody. The seafood risotto (very popular with locals) outdid my old seafood mishmash favorite of the late Milwaukee's Scottie's Crab House's bouillabaisse on I think Sundays, as there was a sweet-spot for when to order it, but anyway...
Excellently paired local wines, fresh breads, fresh desserts, some table side presentations happening, all contributed to great meals at Lido Azzurro.
In the top three dinners of Italy in my few weeks of exploring. (with San Martino Gastronomia in Monterosso, and some small, near impossible to find, ragu and pork centric fine restaurant open Monday nights [and others] in Bologna, pushing aside Felice a Testaccio and it's famous Cacio e pepe; All'Antico Vinaio sandwich shop in Florence is still best overall eats).