Pizzeria Eos - CARLOFORTE

Very good attentive service and reasonable prices most pizzas were €7 or €8. I had the Tyrolean and it was very tasty; the crust was crispy; there was plenty of filling and it was large enough that I couldn't actually finish it all. My wife doesn't eat cheese so they made a special pizza to her recipe without cheese and only charged €7. My only slight grumble is that I thought that the wine was a bit expensive at €4 for a glass, but we have just arrived from Spain where house wine is generally around €3 for a glass and that may be usual for Italy.

Visited this restaurat several times over the last couple of years. It used to be good quality at reasonable prices, with an acceptable service and used to be full of locals... Quality of food and service visibly deteriorated, as well as the share of locals. Only prices went up. I am not sure I ever will go back. What a pity...

If you end up at a place that 's a local haunt you may be sure it has a great food with all the local flavor you may want. Being a local haunt implies they live off the repeat customers so they better serve great food and have good service. This was definitely the case with this establishment. They serve greatest pizza in the town of Carloforte. It 's a thin crust variety that I prefer. All their cooking is based on local supplies 'Eat local '! which includes their good selection of local wines in white, read and rose types. Just a side note, if you want to feel like local do not come for dinner before 9PM when the restaurant starts to really fill up. Besides their food being to my and my wife tastes their service was prompt, attentive and to the point. As for their pizzas their servings are way adequate on the bigger side. Good selection of desserts, provided you still have room for it! Highly recommended place!!

Have given it a five because of the quality of the pizza. Packed out with locals, good atmosphere. Very modest prices including the wines. Staff were very pleasant and competent.

The little restaurant on the see front doesn 't really show what it 's worth, until the pizza comes. A few tables outside on the pavement plastic tables, plastic chairs and quite a lot more inside, all plain and simple. It is one of the places where local people go for pizza and also for the fresh tiramisu. Around 10pm, the place was full and very lively. Contrary to the Trapanese pizza, the pizza here is thin, ben cotta crispy . The prices are really reasonable. pizza Marherita 4 euro! . Don 't miss it!