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  1. Paolo e Barbara

    Seafood

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    The olive oil on the table comes from their own grove in the Val Nervia, which tells you something about how seriously this Michelin-starred restaurant in central San Remo takes its Ligurian roots. Paolo cooks a seafood-forward menu that stays close to the coast and the countryside both, while Barbara steers the room and knows the regional wine list cold. Old-school in feel, quietly meticulous in practice.

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      “the cappelletti filled with Sanremo prawns, delicately dressed with vegetable broth and saffron”

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    via Roma 47, San Remo, Liguria 18038, Italy · Sanremo
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