Cohiba is a cocktail bar restaurant in Fertilia, Alghero.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 8 hours
Discover the archaeological wonders form north to central Sardinia: necropolis, Nuraghe Santu Antine, sacred well of Santa Cristina among others; and enjoy the traditi...
Water activity · 7 hours
A daily excursion by catamaran will take you to discover the bay of Alghero with 3 stops for swimming in the protected marine area of Capo Caccia, all included, lunch ...
Water activity · 7.5 hours
Sail in Alghero with Andrea, a charismatic skipper and sailing pioneer with over 15 years of experience. Discover hidden gems and enjoy an unforgettable, relaxing, and...
Address: Via Pola 12, Fertilia, 07041 Alghero
Buy pecorino, Sardinian cured meat and Marghine produce to take away at Isola Forma in Alghero, or sit down for a guided tasting board. TableJourney pick.
OrderA tasting board of Marghine pecorino and Sardinian farm cured meat.
A 110-seat sea-view dining room near Piazza Sulis, La Lepanto is where Alghero visitors go for aragosta, fregola with crustaceans and a raw fish plate.
OrderLobster done the Lepanto way, with a raw seafood plate to open.
An 80-seat seafood room in the Alghero old town, Borgo Antico works lunch and dinner at about €40 a head and shuts on Mondays through the winter.
OrderMonkfish alla catalana, tomato and sweet onion over white fish.
A 60-seat room on the Alghero waterfront between the yachts and the bastions, Aquatica serves weekday dinners except Tuesday and weekend lunch at about €35.
OrderThe raw plate of tuna, swordfish, prawn and scampi, cut to order.
Under stone vaults on Via Lazzaretto in Alghero, Lo Romanì is run by Gigi and Vittoria and closes on Mondays, with porceddu on the meat side.
OrderMacarrones de busa from Tonara, followed by whatever Gigi bought that morning.
A family trattoria on Via Fratelli Kennedy in Alghero, Maristella runs all year, closes Sunday evenings and greets guests in Catalan and Spanish.
OrderSpaghetti all'algherese, the house plate that keeps the locals coming back.
