Twiga Baia Beniamin — Restaurant in Ventimiglia

I recently visited Twiga Baia Beniamin, a charming beachside restaurant and it was an unforgettable experience. It is located along the stunning Ligurian coastline of Italy, emerges as a beacon of unparalleled beauty and sophistication. This exquisite venue stands as a testament to innovation, offering an immersive experience surrounded by a captivating panorama of the azure sea. The breathtaking views serve as a backdrop to a culinary journey, where the restaurant invites patrons to savor delectable cuisine in an atmosphere of unparalleled charm. The menu at Twiga Baia Beniamin is diverse and thoughtfully curated, offering a wide range of dishes that highlight fresh, local ingredients. I started with a selection of the freshest oysters, tuna tartare and Alaskan King Crab . For the main course, I chose the lobster and seafood paella, cooked to perfection. Each dish was expertly prepared and presented, bursting with flavor. I enjoyed a wonderful lunch and it was an experience to remember. The combination of excellent food, music with dj set and a welcoming atmosphere made a perfect afternoon. The service was top-notch. The staff are attentive and friendly, always ready to assist with a smile. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations in every way. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an enjoyable beach and...

Twiga have posters all over the local area talking about a revolution in design with a modern take on sophistication and tranquility.

Well it’s a modern take all right. The rest you can judge this is what happens when an outsider takes over a beach bar that has served a community for years and gets greedy.

We were staying above the beach club in a beautiful villa with sea views a pool and all that you could want.

We visited the beach to find music so loud we could hear it 1/2 a mile away even back at our villa.

The menu is modern and has classic South of France riviera prices. ( even across the boarder in Italy ) But its clientele is shallow, uncouth and boated in on mass from all around. The procession of power boats, glitzy clients and sheer vulgarity is quite amazing.

The music kicks off around 12 and only stops at 6pm once the bar is in the shadows and everyone has left. It finishes with a full DJ set with staff positivity encouraging dancing and excessive drinking.

I won’t be returning any time soon and hope the local community can get the major and the bar to change their habits before this truly cute location is destroyed forever.

Owners - get a grip Visitors - go somewhere else...

Not so excited. Went for lunch — not many tables occupied. Nice location, plenty of staff, but still missing the basics of service and attention. My appetizer arrived while my wine was still not served, and my glass stayed empty while the waiters walked by asking how the food was. It took 25 minutes before someone finally asked if I wanted another glass. Music started after 15:00, loud and buzzing like it was midnight — maybe that’s the Twiga concept. Food: for the price you pay, it better be good — and it was, though portions were small. Would I go back? Maybe for a drink. For food, possibly. For service, no. It feels like if you’re not a big spender, you don’t get...