Italian

The Seablings in Limassol is a pizza place I would choose when I want the best pizza in Cyprus. It feels casual but still focused on gourmet and non standard pizzas.

The restaurant It has an easy, seaside-friendly atmosphere that suits lunch or dinner. I like seafood places most when they keep the setting relaxed and let the freshness of the food matter.

The menu It leans toward fish, prawns, calamari, mussels, seafood platters, salads and dips. I would order a few seafood dishes to share rather than one single main.

Tartufo in Limassol is an Italian choice I would pick when I want pasta, pizza and a relaxed meal with a little polish. It feels comfortable, familiar and suited to an easy dinner.

The restaurant It has a warm, casual Italian atmosphere that works for friends, couples or family. I like it when Italian restaurants feel welcoming rather than overly formal.

The menu It leans toward pasta, pizza, risotto, salads, starters and desserts. I would order pasta or pizza first, then share a starter so the meal has a bit more variety.

Salone in Limassol is a polished cafe-restaurant I would choose for brunch, coffee, light food or a relaxed meal in a stylish setting. It feels modern and comfortable without being too formal.

The restaurant It has a clean, bright atmosphere that works well during the day. I like it for a coffee meeting, brunch or a calm lunch where the setting feels pleasant.

The menu It leans toward cafe and bistro dishes: brunch plates, salads, sandwiches, coffee, sweets and light mains. I would order from the brunch side first, especially if visiting earlier in the day.

Marzano in Larnaca is a polished Italian choice for pizza, pasta, salads and a relaxed but slightly smarter meal. I would use it when I want Italian comfort food in a setting that still feels like a proper night out.

The restaurant It feels modern, comfortable and well put together, with a dining-room atmosphere that works for couples, friends or family. I like it when I want something familiar but not too casual.

The menu It focuses on Italian favourites: pasta, pizza, risotto, salads, starters, meat dishes and desserts. I would order a pasta or pizza first, then share a starter and maybe finish with something sweet.

La Farina in Limassol is an Italian-style place I would choose for pizza, pasta and a relaxed meal that does not need too much explanation. It feels casual, warm and focused on familiar comfort food.

The restaurant It has an easy, friendly atmosphere that works for lunch or dinner. I like it when Italian places keep the mood simple, because the meal should be about dough, sauce, cheese and good timing.

The menu It naturally leans toward pizza, pasta, salads, starters and Italian comfort dishes. I would order a pizza first, because that usually tells me the most, then maybe share a pasta or salad if the table is hungry.

De Medici in Ayia Napa is a comfortable Italian choice when I want pasta, pizza, wine and a proper sit-down meal. It feels more traditional than trendy, which is exactly what I want from this kind of restaurant.

The restaurant It has a warm, classic dining-room feel and works well for dinner when I want something familiar but still a little special. I like it as a calmer alternative to the louder parts of Ayia Napa.

The menu It focuses on Italian favourites: pasta, pizza, risotto, meat dishes, seafood and desserts. I would go for pasta or pizza first, then maybe share a starter if the table is hungry. The safest route is to stay with the Italian classics.

PlusSea (Plus Sea) is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant is located right on the beach of the Amara hotel, just after Amathus ruins. It offers relaxing and cozy atmosphere and comfortable sunbeds, too. The space has been renovated in May 2023 and has been given a fresh look. They have lounge music playing all the time, which isn't as loud as in many other 'party' beach venues. The service is not quick by any means but it's well managed, just allocate enough time for the visit. There's a parking space just nearby, as well as free showers and beautiful toilets.

The menu is a blend of Greek, Mediterranean, Italian and a bit of Russian cuisine. It's quite impressive how they manage to take the best from all of those countries and keep the cuisine tasty at the same time. PlusSea offers plenty of salads, pasta, grill, burgers and the deserts are also quite impressive.

That's Amore Genuine Italian is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant That's Amore is a small Limassol Italian restaurant with a family-run feel, a cozy room and a reputation for genuine Italian cooking. Reviews often call it a hidden gem, especially because it feels personal rather than commercial.

The menu Fresh pasta, lasagne, regional Italian dishes, antipasti, steak, Italian wines and tiramisu are the main attractions. The best feedback praises the handmade feel, warm owners, good wine selection and classic flavors. A few diners complain about small portions or weaker pizza, so the smart move is to focus on pasta and specials.

Red Cafe Pizza Romana is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Red Resto Bar Pizza Romana is a seafront Italian restobar on Limassol's promenade, and the appeal is clear: a relaxed setting, sea views, friendly service and a menu that works for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a casual drink. Reviews most often praise the location and the pizzas, especially when the visit is timed for a slow meal by the water.

The menu Pizza is the safest order here, with a crisp base, generous toppings and enough variety for both simple and richer choices. Pasta, salads, seafood and breakfast dishes also get good feedback, though reviews are more mixed on value and consistency outside the pizza section. It is not the cheapest Italian option in Limassol, but the setting is part of what you are paying for.

This is more of a polished Limassol dining hub than a single straightforward restaurant. Its setting in a restored historic building gives it a smarter feel, and the public feedback makes it sound especially useful for lunches, dinners and drinks where atmosphere matters.

The restaurant feels central, professional and a little dressed up without becoming stiff. It is the kind of place that works for business, visitors or an evening when you want the surroundings to carry some weight.

The menu depends on which Columbia Plaza venue you choose, but the overall direction is Mediterranean and international rather than narrow or experimental. The safer expectation is reliable all-day food with a polished finish.