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Best Barbecue food near Grotte di Castro, Province of Viterbo, Italy
Best Barbecue restaurants nearby. Discover the best Barbecue food in Grotte di Castro. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Barbecue restaurants near you. including Palm Beach - Ristorante Pizzeria Bisteccheria, Ristorante Toscana dall'Aldina, Le Custodi del Focolare, La Dogana
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1. Palm Beach - Ristorante Pizzeria Bisteccheria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Nella1975
La domenica strapieno quindi perdoniamo un seggiolone per la bimba mai arrivato.. le pietanze servite un pò a rate... comunque pizza sottile e croccante buona (a chi piace così) buona la frittura di pesce, prezzi nella media. Unica pecca.. i bagni del posto veramente sporchi e abbandonati a loro stessi..
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2. Ristorante Toscana dall'Aldina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 456 reviews
Reviewed By Scenic70291
Ask anyone in town where they go for the best dining experience, and the response is almost unanimous: Toscana dall'Aldina! And our party of seven all agree: great food, friendly service, a casual & comfortable atmosphere, an extensive wine list in all price ranges and all for very moderate prices! We had a thoroughly enjoyable dinner. This is a top notch restaurant that will please your palate & pocketbook!
3. Le Custodi del Focolare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Smeraldo M
Come spesso capita, si torna a mangiare dove si è stati bene. Dalle Custodi del Focolare abbiamo avuto la conferma e debbo aggiungere con un netto miglioramento sul servizio di un ottimo agriturismo con una offerta culinaria genuina ben cucinata con costi assolutamente adeguati. Bravi
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4. La Dogana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By I2663WYsteveg
This is the kind of place which Trip Advisor gives us non-linguists and non- locals access to. The person who took my reservation call did not need a name because, said he:"you will be the only English speaker". As it turned out I wasn't, but the other guy did have the look of a regular patron ( and did order in Italian). This is not a place to dress up for, and as far as I could tell, the signature dish is the tagliata di Manzo with either tomatoes or Parmesan cheese. Now there is little that you can do to make this basic dish special, nevertheless they manage to do just that. Maybe it is the open fire, or the 80's style taverna decor (complete with portable radio). Or even possibly the broad cross section of what appeared to be local clients enjoying themselves. Well worth the trip.
