I live really close to Casamia and for years was a real regular there - when the parents ran it. It was excellent back then - wonderful fresh fish and a varied menu with dishes for all tastes from the dead simple to the very daring. Best of all it had a lovely friendly atmosphere - we always booked the late sitting and usually finished the night off enjoying a drink and a gossip with the parents who actually are a lovely couple and tremendous hosts.
However, I have only been once since the sons took over. It was a birthday do, so we were a group of about 12. The menu had changed radically, and we all struggled to find something we fancied. I finished up with a very uninspiring ragout which I felt I could have got anywhere. No-one really enjoyed their meal and the prices had doubled. Not a great result.
I know several other locals who used to be regulars who don't go near the place any more. Some just prefer more simple, well cooked fare, but plenty like me, like a sophisticated menu but just don't find the new regime good enough for the prices they charge. No doubt they're after a different clientelle, and are doing OK because of the star but it seems a shame so many good customers built up by years of effort by the parents have been allienated.