Sardinia restaurants

Looking for the best things to do on Sardinia's Emerald Coast? This guide covers the top places to visit, plus the best restaurants + hotels.

Sardinia is a land where lunch is never rushed, meals are never skipped and where food is much more than fuel. From rustic shepherds dishes to under-the-radar pasta shapes and infamous dairy delicacies, read our guide to the best of Sardinian cuisine.

Agriturismos, or farm stays, are resorts where you can enjoy good local and traditional food grown and prepared right on site. Here’s our selection for Sardinia.

Le Terrazze Ritual, Baia Sardinia: See 60 unbiased reviews of Le Terrazze Ritual, rated 4.0 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2,793 of 6,767 restaurants in Baia Sardinia.

Sardinia is Italy’s second largest island and one of the most beautiful in the Med. As well as 1,800km of picturesque coastline to explore, you’ll find plenty of pretty towns with incredible food, rolling hills and ancient ruins. Whether you’re visiting during summer or planning an off-peak break, here are the places to stay, eat and visit in each part of the island …

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Sardinian food boasts everything from culurgiones to chiusoni. Find out where to eat it all in my Sardinia restaurant guide to Santa Teresa Gallura!

From suckling pig to spaghetti alle vongole, here's where to eat in Sardinia, a food lover's paradise

Delight in the flavours of Sardinian cuisine with these inviting summertime recipes from food writer Letitia Clark ‘I grew up in Devon in a farmhouse with an orchard, where autumns were spent picking apples for my father to turn into lethal cider or boiled into a wobbling amber jelly. I learned then that often the best things in life are the simplest – an apple picked from a tree, bread and butter, my mother’s béchamel,’ says writer Letitia Clark. ‘When I arrived in Sardinia, Luca popped…