Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Polignano a Mare from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Polignano a Mare
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Polignano a Mare, Italy
Set in a 14th-century farmhouse in the Puglian countryside outside Polignano a Mare, Pashà holds a Michelin star for chef Michele Spadaro's modern take on Apulian cuisine, offered across five- and seven-course tasting menus. A cellar of over a thousand wine labels and tightly restricted service windows make advance planning essential for one of Puglia's most serious dining addresses.
Polignano a Mare, Italy
Set on the first floor of the Palazzo del Suono del Mare in Polignano a Mare's historic centre, Casanova brings Puglia's coastal larder into formal focus, pairing mosaic floors and Venetian chandeliers with sea views and a panoramic terrace. The kitchen reinterprets the gastronomic traditions of Puglia and broader Italy with contemporary results. It represents the more considered, setting-conscious end of dining in this clifftop town.
Polignano a Mare, Italy
A Michelin Plate-recognised restaurant in Polignano a Mare, Jamantè sits close to Lama Monachile beach and brings creative technique to the deep Puglian tradition of raw seafood and coastal produce. The room is formal enough for a serious dinner, with well-spaced tables and an atmosphere pitched at the elegant end of the Adriatic dining scene. Price range is €€€.
Polignano a Mare, Italy
A Michelin Plate-recognised address in Polignano a Mare's clifftop old town, Meraviglioso Osteria Moderna sits steps from the sea-facing balcony above the Adriatic. Chef Andrea Vicario builds a predominantly seafood menu around charcoal cooking, placing this contemporary osteria firmly within the town's growing reputation for serious, ingredient-led dining at a mid-to-upper price point.
Polignano a Mare, Italy
Grotta Palazzese occupies a sea cave carved into the limestone cliffs above the Adriatic at Polignano a Mare, a setting that has drawn diners since the eighteenth century. The restaurant sits on a natural terrace open to the water, placing it in a category of coastal dining where the physical context is inseparable from the plate. For the Puglia region, it represents one internationally visible expression of cliff-side dining on the southern Adriatic coast.
Polignano a Mare
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Polignano a Mare, Italy
A Michelin Selected masseria hotel in Polignano a Mare, Puglia, Masseria Almadava sits along Via dei Longobardi and draws travellers seeking the agricultural-estate tradition of southern Italy's Adriatic heel. Selection by the Michelin hotel guide in 2025 places it within a small cohort of Pugliese properties recognised for character and setting above pure room count.
Polignano a Mare, Italy
A Michelin Selected masseria outside Polignano a Mare, Masseria Le Torri sits within the dry-stone and whitewashed vernacular that defines Puglia's most distinctive rural accommodation tier. The converted farmstead occupies a position between the coast's limestone cliffs and the interior's olive groves, offering a slower, more architecturally rooted alternative to the resort hotels clustered along the Adriatic shoreline.
Polignano a Mare
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Polignano a Mare
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