Ristorante L'AMO — Restaurant in Latina

We went there with a party of around 10 people. The moment we walked in the restaurant I was able to smell all the fresh fish that the chefs were cooking. Sardines, octopus and squid were the strongest ones so being Greek and being raised with that kind of food I just got excited. Whatever we tasted was perfect! Now with the combination of the amazing view through the big windows, where I promise you that you will feel like you're eating on the sand, the wine and the very carefully cooked food made me feel like I was in heaven.. Now if heaven is not like that then God has to dine to that restaurant and take an example. Service was great and fast and we missed nothing. On top of all then the pistachio and passion fruit special desert came so all of these made me realise that this was one of the greatest lunches I had after a very very long time. I suggest it with all my heart, if you go and feel differently then please, write me a review, otherwise just enjoy the moments you will have there and remember to take a walk at the...

I ordered the tuna dish, which was extremely dry and entirely lacking in flavor. It was overcooked and unpleasant to eat. Following that, I tried the pasta—served without any sauce and completely stuck together. The texture was unappealing, and the dish itself was bland and uninspired.

My friend ordered a different pasta dish, which was on the opposite extreme—it was far too salty to enjoy.

Overall, the meal felt poorly prepared and carelessly executed. When a restaurant cannot deliver basic quality across two separate dishes, it raises serious concerns about consistency and attention in...

On our arrival we were met by a waiter who oozed confusion about why we were there, a hint of worse to come and a feeling soon to be shared. Main courses were a simply a joke, both in terms of super tiny size, cheeky price level and complete tastelessness with burnt parts. 5 small ravioli made up one of the pricy dishes served to our table, a pile of what seemed like leftovers covered by burnt potatoe the other. We left the building with empty pockets and stomachs, hungry and annoyed, heading for another restaurant with a hope of a decent...