Il Tocco Di Bacco

My sis and I tend to have a good «last day» experience in every country we’ve visited and it continued onto this place, by accident actually! We couldn’t find the original restaurant that we wanted to go too… and when we thought we found the place… the alley way leading to the designate restaurant… was JUST too sketchy for two women walking at night… Thus… hunger and desperation came about and we came across this place…
The owner (we think he was…) was friendly and tried his darnest to speak to us in English and he was quite friendly. The place itself was filled with locals… so that’s saying something right?
I ordered my last melon and prosciutto and a shrimp pasta… from the picture which I attached… it doesn’t look appetizing BUT no… seriously… it’s good. The wine that we got… was actually… good! I don’t know — the sis said it’s probably their cheapest wine but it was refreshing for that night!
Overall… good meal /​good pricing /​good service.
Don’t let the outside dullness stir you away…

Das Essen war normale Qualität, die Portionsgrösse O.K.
Aber: Der Weißwein war warm und das einzige Klo dauerbesetzt. Um meinen Tisch herum wand sich die Warteschlange.
Brot und Öl gab es erst nach zweimaliger Nachfrage,
dafür stand auf der Rechnung dann ½ Liter wamer Wein zuviel.
Vom Besuch ist dringend abzuraten.