Crialoss, Panoramic Cave, Cafè Bistrot

We waited a little to get a table outside, but the view was absolutely stunning and worth. The food and drinks were really good, and the service was friendly and nice. Overall, a lovely experience and definitely worth a visit

Popped in for drink before dinner, unfortunately it had been raining so seating was inside but nice and cozy. Service very attentive and english spoken. Still great views despite the grey sky!!

We had a great apero at this place. Very friendly staff. We had to wait some minutes for a table which we could so inside of the bistro. The view is amazing and they offer a nice variety of different small dishes.

Restaurant obviously relies on its undeniably beautiful views for customers and the promise of a free gift for good reviews as the service and price were not good. There was a small sign stating that if a review is given by the patron you can claim a free souvenir. We made it clear to our waiter in the beginning that 2/4 people in our group had an allergy to dairy (mind you, anaphylactic level) and yet one of the persons with the allergy received their latte with whole milk. This was fixed, but only after the waitress told us it WAS oat milk. It was not. At this point we decided to eat somewhere else as to not risk any exposure. We had initially said we wanted to order drinks first and look at the menu for food, so they should have come around again to take our food order. However we were there for about 30 minutes and no one asked us if we wanted to order food again. We went mid-day and the sun was very bright and hot, no cover from the sun. Obviously not the fault of the restaurant but something to be aware of. Also a €2 service charge per person for table service, however this was removed when we checked out since we only had drinks which was appreciated.

I’m a bit annoyed I didn’t do any food photography here because let me just tell you the food was terrific. As someone with Coeliac disease they really went out of their way to deliver, we had a magnificent food platter, the likes of which would have cost you €50 back in the uk I think we paid €10-15, we also had a great selection of bruschetta. €40 including drinks and coffee. The staff were all lovely. For such a prime spot, with a great view, you often find staff don’t care, but these guys really did. If you are a coeliac and in Matera, come here, eat bread like a normal person and it will stay in your mind forever.