La Dolce Vita Sàmara

Came by chance with my mother and niece and loved the place from the moment we set down to have a drink. We decided to stay in their lovely rooms for the night and have dinner in the evening there. It was a great experience. They are very in for small details what makes everything nicer and special. The rooms were very clean and with good beds. Bathroom a bit small. Breakfast was included and also very good siting there with the amazing ocean view. You don't want to leave! With check out they offer you a little detail that is more than nice! They speak English, Espanol, French, Italian and I think German too. Realy a place to recommend, I will be back!

The food was good, dont advise to get the daily specials with out asking price... very high priced for the quantity you get, watch the price of there drinks especially the craft beers just about double of a regular beer and made in the area. So my rating of a two is based on the prices as I know I went to the fish market.....

Love this place. Right on the beach, beautiful options for tables. There's a swing table, beach beds, low tables to sit in the sand. It's gorgeous at night and around 8pm there's a fire show. Delicious food, the seafood was excellent. Love the wood fired pizza. Just an amazing atmosphere. A really special restaurant. Loved getting a drink at night and sitting in the beach chairs watching the stars. Staff was so friendly and lovely. We went a few times during our stay in Samara.

Refreshing cocktails, and the apertivo bites that came with happy hour drinks were a great bonus. Sipping a drink with your feet in the sand at sunset was an awesome feeling. But the happy hour drinks were overpriced. Some real sticker shock when the check came.

They accept cash. Lots of it (it is expensive here). No cards. Happy Hour does NOT mean you will receive two drinks for the price of one; it means you will be given something to eat, whether you like it or not, such as an oily slice of pizza or whatever else they chose. I saw one unlucky patron express confusion about the definition of happy hour. The owner said to him this is my restaurant; I can do what I want . They are very cost conscious here, so your little battery operated table candle will be whisked away soon after you are seated. One of the saddest things was seeing their entertainer a very talented man having to ask for payment from the watching patrons because apparently the owner doesn 't pay the entertainers, they have to busk and beg. All in all, a terrible experience. It 's a pity because the location is lovely and the wait staff appear to be well trained.