(I come to Tobago at least once a month for some days).
I would go for ice cream and an italian drink next door to Ciao Cafe any time, so please, dear reader, don't misunderstand, what i am about to write.
The PIZZA i wanted to enjoy was far behind what i had expected to come out from a brick oven (and being priced in that category, of course). I tried three different kinds of pizza on the three occasions, only to find all of them quite tasteless and in need of peppersauce and other condoments (which are normally not supposed to go on an italian pizza at all
).Admittedly, i have been "spoilt" by the high standard of La Cantina's pizza, where i since go again, regardless of the longer drive from home. No more experiments.
I need to add that the corner at the bottom of Burnett Street also seems to attract vagrants at night, who annoyingly address patrons of both Ciao Pizza and Ciao Cafe, begging for money or just making disrespectful comments.
Some attention of the owner or staff to those situations would make patrons feel more comfortable sitting outside on the porch.
Greetings from Trinidad
Andy
