A Fort built during the time of the Portuguese. It’s maintained by the archeological department and you need to buy tickets to explore it. There are ruins of old bunkers,and look out points, and weapon mounts. Interesting if you’re into history, you might need about and hour two depending on how much you like to look and learn. They need to add more signs to explain.

Overlooking the calm waters of Trincomalee Bay, Fort Frederick stands as a symbol of Sri Lanka’s colonial past. Built by the Portuguese in 1624 using stones from the destroyed Thirukoneswaram Temple, it later changed hands to the Dutch (1639) and British (1782). Each power expanded the fort, drawn by its strategic position above one of the world’s best natural harbors—a legacy of conquest carved into stone. I wish if they can show more details and directions inside the fort.

A beautiful historic fort overlooking the stunning Trincomalee Bay. Originally built by the Portuguese in the 1600s, later used by the Dutch and British. Today, it’s home to a small military base, but visitors are welcome to walk through and explore. You can enjoy peaceful surroundings, old stone walls, deer wandering around freely, and a breathtaking view from the top near the Koneswaram Temple. Perfect place for history lovers and photographers. 📍 Location: Trincomalee, Sri Lanka ⭐ Best time to visit: Morning or evening for cooler weather and soft light for photos.

Built in the time when Portuguese invaded, it has changed hands to Dutch and to English, there is an army camp in this location and the Kodeshwaram temple separately. There is a small fee for locals and different fee for foreigners ( been told its too expensive) The views are stunning and the overall fort is spectacular, The Kovil was destroyed by the Portuguese back in the day and the statues are still underwater near tye sawmi rock, the dives is about 80 feet and an experience of a lifetime, the water has such a unique colour, Do this if you can, any local dive centre will take you there if you ask for " Swami rock"

The view points were gorgeous, without these the entrance fee for the rest wouldn't be worth it. It's interesting to note that the history of the area, but there isn't lots to see and not much information about the historical aspects. If you're going for some nice views and a wander, great! If you're going for the history, I think most would be disappointed due to the lack of information.

Fort Fredrick, perched in the heart of Trincomalee, is more than just an ancient fort – it’s a living piece of Sri Lanka’s layered history. Built originally by the Portuguese in 1624, later occupied by the Dutch and British, the fort has seen centuries of colonial power struggles, yet today it stands calm and welcoming to visitors. The drive through the fort’s gates feels almost surreal the main road runs right through its massive stone walls, lined with towering trees and shaded pathways. Inside, the atmosphere is peaceful, with deer freely roaming about, adding an unexpected charm to this historic site. The fort also houses military installations, so certain areas are restricted, but visitors can still explore sections that lead to breathtaking views of Trincomalee’s coastline, including the famous Koneswaram Temple perched on the cliff’s edge. The blend of colonial architecture, sacred sites, and scenic ocean panoramas makes it a unique stop in the city. Wear comfortable shoes, bring a camera, and keep an eye out for the friendly deer that often wander close to visitors.

Newly opened few partitions of cartridge storage and prisons. 120 LKR for the entrance. The battery mounts have a good view of the bay area.

Beautiful long narrow strip of white sand that stretches for miles with a lush back drop of Palmyra trees. At our time of visiting this beach – the more northern end of the beach – it was very quiet, but we imagine that in peak season that it could get very crowded as many big resorts open straight out onto the beach. The sea is stunning and very warm, but there is a bit of an under current in the wash in places to be wary of if you are not a confident swimmer. There are many dogs along the beach and several with ticks and/or fleas, but most generally leave you alone – like most of the dogs around the island. Our only criticism – and what a lot of online sites and the gram don’t show – is the amount of washed up litter and waste, it’s really quite bad in parts. It would be good to see the government make the local beach front resorts pay in together for mechanical beach cleaning throughout the year. Other than that, it is a banging beach to have a swim at! Just watch out for those occasional sand fleas, they can give you a whoooopa of a bite – worse than a mozzy! Update: having visited several beaches in the northeast and in the south of Sri Lanka, our comments about dogs, sand fleas, strong under or cross currents in the sea, the mass of general waste/litter, and in some places, raw sewage, etc, is pretty much the same at many beaches. Of course, there is probably some beaches that are more pristine than others elsewhere around the island, but we are only providing comment on the beaches we have visited and/or seen. This is something that is generally not shown on Instagram reels or any other social or online platforms – makes it all somewhat a bit fake really. Still pretty beaches though! Just take a proper look around you – and watch where you sit!! Visited 04-01-2025 ORTN - aka B&A

Well, it’s a beach With cafes and dive shops. But with waves and not very clean. Stray dogs around , but that’s a plus for me) I witnessed an interesting tradition- when fishermen gathered together and divided the catch. That was the most memorable part. We also had a few whale tours, they start at this beach as well

A perfect mix of chill vibes and fun beach life Uppuveli Beach is the ideal place to relax and enjoy the tropical side of Sri Lanka. There are some great beach bars where you can grab a drink or a bite to eat while listening to music and soaking in the sea views — perfect for an easygoing afternoon or a sunset drink. But if you're more into a quiet, natural vibe, you can just lay out your towel under the shade of the palm trees and enjoy the sun, the breeze, and the sound of the waves. Whether you want to socialize or simply unwind, Uppuveli offers the best of both worlds.

Another beautiful beach in Trincomalee 🌴⛱️. Tourist attraction is a bit higher than other surrounding beaches, as I noticed 😉. Calm and quiet place. If someone needs staying calm , avoid unnecessary crowds, This is the best beach place in Trincooo. There's no secure vehicle park here as my understanding🤔. The entrance is free.

The water is nice and the beach could be an absolute paradise, if there wasn’t so much litter flying around. Plus there seems to be a constant smell of burnt rubbish in the area. What a shame.

Uppuveli Beach offers an amazing sea view, especially during the off-season when it's less crowded. It's a peaceful spot, perfect for enjoying time with friends. There are no lifeguards on duty and water is not clear as other beaches in Trinco ( Nilaveli, Marble, Town beach). The beach is conveniently close to the town and has many hotels nearby, making it easy to find accommodation. The clear waters and calm atmosphere make it a great place to relax and unwind.

The best beach in Trincomalee. Long, wide, beautiful. Located in the bay. Pleasant fine sand, comfortable entry, slowly deepens. Great for kids. The best sunrises are perfectly visible from it at 5:55. On the beach there are sun loungers, showers, cafes, snorkeling and diving stations. From here you can go on an excursion to whales and dolphins. The best time is from 6:00 to 9:00, from 15:30 to 18:00. Enjoy life!

The museum exhibits interesting historical artifacts and shares vast knowledge about the maritime vessels along with facts on Trincomalee harbor. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The building and the surrounding premises are badly in need of an upgrade. However they said that they were out of tickets since it's a weekend (Sunday) so we were asked to pay Rs. 100 per head. I saw some reviews which said they were free to enter while others have paid only Rs. 20 per head, so it wouldn't be certain until you visit. The lights were flickering in certain exhibit areas and some exhibits were in the dark. There seemed to be a few empty rooms and the place doesn't seem to be well maintained. They must give priority for the renovation.

A sadly underfunded and neglected gem with many interesting exhibits. The building itself is of historical interest. Parking available, entrance free.

Historical building displaying range of maritime artifacts. Diarama illustrative of key Sri Lanka naval events. Shows national intent to preserve significant buildings.

An understated museum in a beautifully restored historic building. It tells the long history of trading and the navy in a small number of exhibits. The staff are very enthusiastic and will put on an interesting 10 minute video if requested. There's a good view over Dutch beach from the roof. No entry ticket but voluntary contribution at the end.

Setting foot inside this museum is like travelling back in time. It primarily showcases the naval history of Trincomalee. The guide passionately describes each exhibit in detail which makes it more enjoying. You get to know a lot about the region. The museum is open everyday between 9 am to 4 pm except Tuesday. Entry fees are LKR 100/= for foreign adults and LKR 50/= for foreign children. Though its a small museum but for me, it's one of the best museums I have visited around Sri Lanka.

Shows the history of invasions and changes overtime in the country and around the area. Officials who looks after the place got good knowledge and willing to explain the history of the items on display. Building was in ruins and was rebuilt. They have done a brilliant job in restoring the building. You can see pictures of its former state. Can climb to the floor around the roof where you can get good views of the sea front.

You must visit this place when you travel to trinco. This is a very good place to explore the naval history of Sri Lanka. a lot of knowledge and information can be obtained here. The building is restored well. It is free for all. A lot of monuments and artifacts can be seen and it all preserved well. Parking available.

“An unforgettable diving experience!” If you're visiting Trincomalee, this dive site is a must! Located near Fort Frederick, Swami Rock offers one of the most scenic and historically rich underwater adventures in Sri Lanka. 🌊 Crystal Clear Waters – Visibility is excellent, especially between May and August. The water is calm, warm, and perfect for both beginners and advanced divers. 🐠 Marine Life – Expect to see colorful reef fish, moray eels, parrotfish, lionfish, and sometimes even turtles. The coral structures are stunning and full of life. 🕉️ Sacred Underwater Statues – What makes this site truly special is the presence of submerged Hindu statues such as Lord Shiva, Ganesh, and more. It's like diving into a lost temple beneath the sea. 🪨 Unique Rock Formations – The dive features dramatic drop-offs and walls that reach up to 20 meters deep. It’s safe, magical, and full of exploration potential. 🛶 Easy Access – Just a short boat ride from Trincomalee beach. The dive centers here are well-equipped with professional instructors, safety gear, and good boats. 💡 Tips for Divers: Best diving season: May to August Ideal for: PADI-certified divers, but there are shallow areas for beginners too Bring an underwater camera – you’ll regret not capturing this Respect the sacred elements – don’t touch or disturb the statues 📸 Pro Tip: Ask your dive center if they offer photography or videography services — the underwater visuals here are breathtaking. Final Thoughts: Swami Rock Dive Site isn’t just a dive – it’s a spiritual and visual journey. Beautiful marine life, sacred statues, and a peaceful underwater world make it one of the top dive sites in Sri Lanka. ✅ Highly recommended for nature lovers, divers, and adventure seekers!

You can enjoy this amazing view when you get to the Sri Thirukoneswaram Kovil. If you are lucky the water would be blue, or else it'd be muddy or so. Great view point for photographers. Take care of yourself when moving along the edge, there is a safety fence, but be careful.

Nice place to discover ancient Hindu status, some special offerings under water. Ravana cut you may need to have torch 🔦 for better visibility.

This is one of the recommended dive sites in Trinco. We can meet with lot of reef fish and reach a max depth of 18m. So if you have OWD this is a go to place in Trincomalee. We can also find statues of hindu gods which were dumped by the foreign invaders.

🔸15 min Boating Time 🔸20-22 m Depth Swami Rock is a popular spot for diving, thanks to the stunning coral and marine life and it is one of the greatest vantage points to spot numerous blue whales. Right below the oldest temple in Trincomalee this beautiful rocky area is surrounded by many legends and mysteries. The best time to visit Swami Rock is in May to August, for greater underwater visibility during diving and frequent sightings of the whales.

Located very close to the hindu kovil. some hindu status can be found on the bottom. eels, rays, lion fih and many reef fish can be seen here. average depth is about 19 m here. but can dive to sandy bottom up to 30 m from here. schools of fish can be seen here. water visibility was very good during my last couple of dives here. very good place to dive if anyone have open water certificate

Wonderful place in Koneswaram Temple

💔 Lovers' Leap – A Scenic Viewpoint with a Legendary Tale Lovers' Leap in Trincomalee is a breathtaking cliffside viewpoint located near the famous Koneswaram Temple. Overlooking the deep blue Indian Ocean, this spot is not only stunning but also steeped in romantic legend. 🗻 The Legend According to local folklore, this is where a young woman leapt to her death after her lover was taken away by the sea. The story adds a poetic and emotional touch to the already dramatic scenery. The spot now serves as a symbol of eternal love and heartbreak. 🌊 Panoramic Views From the top, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the coastline, the ocean, and even passing ships. It's especially beautiful during sunrise and sunset, offering fantastic photo opportunities. 🕉️ Temple Nearby Lovers' Leap is located just beside the ancient Koneswaram Temple, so visitors can easily combine both spots in one trip. The whole area feels spiritually and emotionally powerful. 📸 Travel Tips Entry is free and part of the Koneswaram complex Ideal for photographers and couples Be careful around the cliff edge – it’s very steep Great place for reflection, nature, and local history 📍 Location: Fort Frederick, Trincomalee 🕒 Best Time: Morning or late afternoon for best light 💡 Highlight: Ocean views, history, and emotional atmosphere 🌟 Final Thoughts Whether you come for the views or the touching legend, Lovers’ Leap is a spot that leaves a lasting impression. It’s a must-visit when you're in Trincomalee.

Trincomalee is a port city on the northeast coast of Sri Lanka. Set on a peninsula. Some photos of sea view of theThiru Koneshearam Hindhu Temple.

Most Beautiful Nature’s Rock Fissure! According to Mythological (Some characters existence are proven by Archeologists too) history said to be rock Split due to an Anger of 10,000 yrs old King Ravanan & Rock area is also referred as Dhakshin Kailash ( Southern Himalaya) where he used to do Thabas ( Devine Meditation). Presently used as a Romantic spot for Lovers and failed Lovers are said to have taken deep leaps as a spot to suicide! Hence certain area of this rocky areas is named by local tourists as “Lovers Leap”

Actually I did not go to this place, I saw it when I was at the Hindu temple, just in front of it. I'm gemeral: nice place. Nice views and beautiful surroundings. A nice Hindu temple worth it to visit (20 ruppes the entrance that you pay when you go out). Calm place as well. We went in midday time and the floor was burning (you enter with no shoes), so just saying-but is not the end hahaha As well, there are different stores on the way where you can treat yourself good with some juices, sweets, snacks or items. Some pictures from some juice on the way to the temple and in the temple. Dutch Bay reccomended as well!

A beautiful natural site near the famous Koneshwaram kovil in Trincomalee. This place has got a bad reputation by several suicides and suicide attempts. Indeed this place has got its name after a daughter of a Dutch commander committed suicide by jumping off the cliff.

Lover’s Leap Trincomalee There is a love story which says that a girl named Francina van Reed jumped from the top of the rock due to a broken relationship with a Dutch Officer. She was the daughter of a Holland civil service officer and had jumped off the rock when the ship carrying her former lover passed beyond the horizon.

Located in the vicinity of the Koneswaram Kovil, this place is related to a tragic story that took place during the Dutch Reign.

Malik was amazing. The food he recommended was incredible, the Tuna steak is the BEST! He is so kind and helpful. Wonderful service and atmosphere. Amazing music with a DJ! Good cocktails at Fernando’s. Thank you so much!

We’re staying about 15–20 minutes away by tuk tuk, and we actually found this place on Google. We came here for breakfast — my friends ordered breakfast bowl, and I went for more of a lunch-style plate. The prices are reasonable — not cheap, but definitely not expensive either. And the portions are fantastic! We’ve had trouble with small portions at many places, but here you actually feel full after your meal. Fruit bowls were served cold, hot dishes were nice and rich, and everything was super tasty. We’re leaving very happy. Great food, great service — such a lovely experience, thank you guys ☺️

Chill restaurant at the beach, nice view, medium comfy hammock and very tasty food. It is not the cheapest place around, but the tuna really worth it. Also, one of the best coffees I’ve drunk in Sri Lanka! I really recommend it

Relaxed seaside vibe and excellent food at Cafe On The 18th, Trincomalee During my stay in Trincomalee, I stopped by Café On The 18th and was really impressed. The location is right on the beachfront with sand-under-your-feet seating and a gentle sea breeze — perfect for breakfast, brunch or a laid-back evening meal. The atmosphere is easy-going yet stylish, making it a great spot to unwind. The menu offers a lovely mix — think fresh coffee, smoothie bowls, avocado toast for morning, and sushi/ramen for later in the day. Many reviewers highlight the consistency in quality and presentation. The service was friendly and attentive, the staff stayed cheerful even when busy. I appreciated the little touches (presentation, garnishes) which showed care. One thing to note: the prices are a bit higher than local average restaurants in the area—but the beachfront setting, quality and relaxed ambiance justify it for me. In short: if you’re in Trincomalee, want something a bit more special than a typical cafe, and don’t mind paying a fair price for the experience—Cafe On The 18th is a very good choice.

Really enjoyed Uppaveli and Cafe on the 18th was amazing. The food is really good and presented really well, great choice and we went for lots of our meals. Yeah it isn't cheap by Sri Lankan standards but still cheap for us westerners! On our final night we ate on the beach next to the fire sat on beanbags, it was very memorable. The coffee is quality and you can order from the other food stands (Chinese - great dumplings!, Mexican & pizza truck) if Japanese isn't your thing. Great beach in front, really clean and lots of shaded seating. A*

Our favorite place in Trincomale. In 8 days we came here at least 6-7 times. Process are high for Sir lanka. But food was great, service -top. The owner often greeted us. They have enough space to eat, tables to play board games. Salads and Sushi were our common orders.

We spent 4 days in Trincomalee and ate at Fernando's beach every night. And Cafe on the 18th was our favorite! The food is great, the guys at the service very nice and the atmosphere was also top notch. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, we had it all and was delicious! Don't hesitate about it, just go!

Food was unreal. Would highly recommend, got the hot butter chicken dish and it was one of the best dishes I’ve had in Sri Lanka. Also got a nice beer, and it was probably the coldest beer I’ve ever had. Service was fantastic, vibes even better Highly recommend

A cozy place with lovely hosts and delicious food. I tried coconut roti with dhal curry and coconut sambol. It felt like a warm hug. While the food came, we enjoyed some refreshing beverages made with king coconut and local fruits, with toes dipped in cool sand. Recommended!

Had dinner with my family here. Food was very good- ordered fish and chips, grilled chicken. Bolognaise wasn’t great but ok. Prices are a little high compared to restaurants nearby. All staff are friendly and welcoming. Like most places in Trincomalee, the food took a while to be prepared as it is freshly made. Waited approx 50mins -meanwhile daughter fell asleep and couldn’t eat the food but they were kind to provide a container to take some food back to the hotel for her. Lovely atmosphere.

I stayed in the hostel and had breakfast here. The coconut roti breakfast was delicious and I got it multiple times. However, the lunch was pretty average and I wouldn’t have gone again, except for our hostel discount.

I ordered chicken sandwich, it took 45 minutes to come - dry bread and, cold, small portion and small salad :( I wish it was better and hope you’ll learn from this ! All the others orders of my friends came the same I love to write good stuff because mostly this is what I get in all the places but this one ? Truly disappointing.. Take care 🙏🏼

We ordered the fish plate and it was absolutely delicious, super fresh and full of flavor. The juice was also really tasty. Thank you to the staff, they were so nice and, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely recommend!

We absolutely loved our experience at Be Cool Juice bar. The staff were so friendly and hospitable. We asked for the lobster and the owner got it fresh straight from the fisherman for us, couldn’t be any more fresh! The food was delicious, the lobster was paired with a beautiful garlic sauce and homemade chips, the best we’d had in Sri Lanka. He also made the best Mojitos as well. He even went and bought a lighter for us! Would absolutely recommend this place, do yourself a favour and go!!

We had dinner here and absolutely loved it. We had a roti & curry plate each, one chicken, one fish, both were delicious. The family running it are so kind as well. We hope to come back!

This is a nice local restaurant. They provide as local cuisine as European. We ordered seafood and local dishes. Everything was great!

Had come here for lunch. Pros - - managed by a single superwoman, who is very efficient and quick - yummiest curry ive had in SL Cons - - super expensive - crazy small portion size ( like we got 2 prawns in ‘prawn curry and rice’ for ~2300 lkr) I went to Preni which is nearby for my dinner and the portion size was great and taste was super yumm for half the price.

The food is great. We ate here 3 days in a row the chicken roti curry, so much flavour and they refill when you ask! The lady is such a nice person and the husband is also a very helpful man. He helped me when my Tuktuk broke down and they gave me a free beer for on the road! I highly recommend this place!!

Special food is available here, especially a variety of roti and flavorful curries that are quite tasty. Many tourists staying nearby often visit this place, and the service is good.

Eat roadside or inside this cosy restaurant. Beautiful, super-tasty & well presented food. Thanks to Naomi and family for a delightful experience all round, and for your genorosity, not only in your lovely food, but in sharing your Tamil culture and language with us, even if just for a short time. We sincerely hope to return.

Small family run restaurant that offers fantastically fresh and tasty authentic dishes with huge smiles and very warm welcomes – a 5 star all round! Being the time of season we were visiting, Uppuveli was a ghost town and many places (shops, restaurants, and resorts) were closed. But this little gem of a place was open and we had the place to ourselves. We had fish (tuna) roti and curry with a pot of black Ceylon. Absolutely delicious. Whilst dining, we sat and watched the world go by listening to the family’s eldest son play the keyboard quietly in the background and complete his homework. Felt like they let us into their family home, it was so lovely. With the meal, pot of tea, and two bottles of water, it come too 4,900 LKN (£13.22 – at time of writing), well worth every rupee! We loved it that much that we went back the next evening to eat here again for our final night in Uppuveli. Like most of the restaurants we visited across Sri Lanka, the meals take time to come out to the table. That is because they are being made fresh and from scratch – you can’t ask for much better than that! We love this place and would highly recommend dining here to anyone visiting or staying in the area. We would certain visit again when in Uppuveli! Nanri maṟṟum mikka aṉpu! – we think that’s right!! Visited 04+05-01-2025 ORTN – aka B&A

Excellent seafood restaurant in Trincomalee! The taste was amazing, big portion of serving, totally worth for the price! The hospitality of the chef and his family was so good, very friendly and accomodative! Definitely going back to this place for great food!

Had such an amazing dinner here. I had the prawn curry with rice. I had to wait a little bit to get since the mother of the family handles the kitchen all by herself, but it was week worth the wait. The atmosphere is really nice and u feel very welcomed by this nice family. Will definitely come back

We had such a great experience here! The food was authentic and delicious – the jumbo grilled prawns were cooked perfectly and served in a huge portion, and the vegetable curries with rice were full of flavour and variety. Everything was very reasonably priced for the quality and amount of food. What makes this place extra special is the family who run it – they are so warm and welcoming. Their little boy added such a lovely, personal touch to the evening. It really felt like eating in someone’s home rather than just a restaurant. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a true taste of Sri Lanka.

Being trincomalee a more touristic city with the locals minding more their own business compared to the rest of the island, this place well represents the city. The seafood is very well cooked and there are some alternatives to the usual srilankese dishes. In the kitchen the mother of the family prepares big and delicious plates. The family has a sweet way to welcome you with a good smile and leaving you your space and time in the yard. I was there twice. For dinner, in two we took a calamari chop suey and a grilled full fish. The calamari were soft and accompanied by a lot of good vegetables and the fish was delicious as well seasoned with soy sauce and accompanied with tomato salad with sweet cucumber. With two waterbottles we spent around 4000 rupies. We went back the day after for breakfast and the fruit salad with curd was very cooked, they went to buy the fruit right on the moment. I fully reccomend this place if you want to try local food, seafood and have a nice breakfast.

We had breakfast, lunch and dinner several times here during our stay in Uppaveli. It’s a great family run place offering excellent food. Service is a little slow (although this is the case everywhere in Sri Lanka), which makes sense because it’s 1 person making everything from scratch. The mixed fruit rotti and fruit lassis for breakfast were our favourites!

There’s not many dinners from a restaurant i can say I’ve had that were unforgettable, but tonight’s dinner was absolutely astounding! I had the prawn curry plate with a rotti, my mother had the fish curry plate and my partner had the sea food kottu. With my mother and I being Sri Lankans ourselves, we know what true, authentic curries taste like and this ticked every box, everything was super fresh and so tasty! If Bohas (the little boy) is there, ask him about cars and bikes, he is a young petrolhead! Even ask him about his modified pedal bike! He’s an absolute cracking lad! If you’re in the Trinco area, come here for your food. You won’t be disappointed!

The seafood is delicious, the portions are sufficient, reasonable prices and the staff are friendly and attentive. Would definitely come back again!

We didn’t try pizza here, so the only thing I can tell about it is that they have a proper place to cook it. We tried fresh fish, seafood platter and pasta- all dishes were lovely. Took ages to prepare food, but it’s a common thing for all restaurants here. We asked to keep a birthday cake in a fridge and bring it when asked for - guys were very helpful. 25k for the dishes I mentioned+ a bottle of cheap Spanish red

After avoiding any western food for 2 weeks, my boyfriend and I decided to give Nero’s pizzas a chance as we were craving some variation in our meals. We were not disappointed!! The pizzas were so tasty, the service was great and the staff were awesome. I would highly recommend this spot!!

An amazing wood fired pizza made fresh in front of us. So delicious 😋. Lots of other dishes available as well. High recommend

Food is trash, paid 3500/- for a tandoori chicken "pizza" got a thin crust "pizza" with the essence of what used to be chicken on it. No chicken pieces, no sauce, nothing. Plenty of others places around to get a great loaded pizza for cheaper. Go to this place if you like being disappointed only.

Best pizza's ever! The base of dough is perfect and taste and toppings of the hawaii pizza was really great. Freshly made in the woodoven. We've been here twice and I would go there for the third, fourth, fith time if we stayed more nights in Trinco.

From our hotel we started looking for a restaurant nearby, and then we came across Nero Kitchen, when we arrived the host was already welcoming us and letting us have a look at the menu. Then in the restaurant we had a few annoying little things, but that was resolved very quickly. Food was tasty and of good quality, I would definitely come back again.

Loved the fresh fish and the pizza with a thin and crispy crust. Good and friendly service also!