Al Mare in Metropolitan City of Messina

"Ravioli were great. Grilled fish ok, too overcooked for me. Shrimps were ok. No wine by glass except of the house wine."

"I recently had the opportunity to eat at Al Mare. The ambient was lovely, the location was perfect, the food was delicious and the overall service was amazing! The dishes are set with Sicilian traditional food, with a touch of seafood. So many varieties to select from. If you are in the area, I highly recommend Al Mare for lunch and/or dinner. The experience does not disappoint and it will leaving wanting more! To end the experience, make sure you try their desserts! I'll definitely be back when I'm in Sicily again. Thank you for a wonderful dinner."

"Really fun experience, but don't bring women who don't like clams here, leve them alone. Recommended! Oizza!"

"Lovely Restaurant overlooking the Ocean. Good seafood options and a good but limited wine selection."

"This restaurant was the highlight of our stay in Tusa. Located next to the sea we were seated without a reservation. The pasta is handmade the best so far. Mixed seafood is super tasty. We requested more sardines but they were out of sardines for the day. Waiters are welcoming and attentive. Super helpful lady that took our order. We will definitely come again."

"Wonderful restaurant with the freshest seafood. Amazing value, I was surprised how reasonable the price was for the huge quantity we received. Everything was delicious and the views were superb."

"We stumbled upon Al Mare without a reservation and it turned into the highlight of our evening. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted warmly and immediately seated outdoors—right by the sea—where the Mediterranean breeze and view stole the show. The food was exceptional: beautifully fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and bursting with flavor. The service felt genuinely attentive—rare these days—and clearly powered by pride and passion. What truly sets Al Mare apart is its unbeatable location: prime outdoor seating perched above the waves, a luxury your previous choice lacked. It’s a sensory delight—dining here felt like the perfect escape and a true celebration of the Ligurian coast. Despite its slightly lower average rating (4.6 vs. 4.8 for Prandia, which is another nearby restaurant), Al Mare offers something far more rare and difficult to rate: genuine hospitality and atmosphere. I have no doubt that travelers will soon recognize this gem—and I’m proud to share it with them."

"This lido is managed by the restaurant Al Mare & tucked away under the hill that you walk to through a tunnel. Small area with grass, very private and not crowded . Umbrellas and good sun lounges To get to the water there is a timber walk path but be prepared to walk on small sized rocks , the water is crystal clear and amazing area for swimming ."