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Best Tuscan food near San Giustino, Province of Perugia, Italy
Reviews on Tuscan food in San Giustino, Province of Perugia, Italy including Ristorante al Coccio, Ristorante Fiorentino, Osteria dei Poeti, Osteria La Ghianda, Trattoria dai Brinzelloni, Ristorante Enoteca Berghi, Cantina del Granduca, Il Feudo del Vicario, La Pieve Vecchia, La Nena
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10. La Nena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 618 reviews
Reviewed By 464jillians
We went for my birthday and had a range of really interesting food. I had a risotto with different types of berries which was amazing. The serves were very large! Staff were friendly
9. La Pieve Vecchia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 613 reviews
Our food is inspired by the surroundings and reflects the traditions of the area. You will find gastronomic delights like homemade pasta with truffles, or porcini mushrooms, Chianina beef and Fiorentina T-bone steak. Special attention is given to a select
Reviewed By lindaaY1178FI
La Pieve Vecchia is one of our favourite restaurants. This evening was challenging for the staff, as the unsettled weather meant that customers were seated both outdoors and indoors. The staff coped admirably and the food and service were both excellent, as always. We look forward to returning soon.
8. Il Feudo del Vicario
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1371 reviews
Reviewed By Michael C
Maybe it was because of the highly stressed servers on a busy Friday night, maybe it was because we waited at least 20 minutes to receive a menu after being seated, maybe it was when we saw someone from the kitchen staff arrive with a large shopping bag from Penny Market (a low-cost, low-quality supermarket here in Italy), maybe it was because we were told the porcini mushrooms on the menu were frozen (even though they are readily available fresh everywhere in Italy as this is high season). Maybe it was because the bruschetta was a PASTE of tomatoes on stale bread. Maybe it was a combination of the whole experience. Only one word comes to mind: ABYSMAL. If I were working in this restaurant I would be so embarrassed!I've re-submitted this review to include the attached photo of the "RECEIPT" for our dinner at Il Feudo del Vicario last night (Friday, July 12, reservation at 8 pm). We were seated on the small balcony (two adults with a small dog, surely the wait staff will remember us). I urge the owner (who responded in the most rude and vicious way possible to my legitimate review, claiming I had written it fraudulently) to check our reservation from last night to confirm that we indeed had dinner at her restaurant. Yes, we also reserved for tonight (Saturday, July 13), but have since cancelled due to our miserable experience the night before.Se qualcosa di miserabile c'è stato, è sicuramente la vostra presenza nel nostro locale. Arrivati in cassa Invece di elogiare la pelle del viso della mia cameriera, perchè lei e il suo compagno non avete tirato fuori gli attributi e alla domanda : " tutto bene ? ", invece di lamentarvi per un disservizio, avete risposto "benissimo".Vorrei saperlo perchè non mi è chiaro, nessun avanzo nei piatti, insalata doppia come da voi richiesto, l' acqua al cagnolino, ma soprattutto da parte vostra nessuna domanda, tantomeno sui porcini.Che fossero surgelati (?) l' avete dedotto voi, non lo avete chiesto, lo avete dedotto perchè sul menù sono riportati due asterischi di fianco alla voce.In Italia l'asterisco è tassativo, perché se d' inverno il prodotto non si riesce a reperirlo fresco, sussiste l' obbligo di avviso al cliente. La legenda riporta la seguente voce : ** In mancanza di prodotto fresco, sarà usato il prodotto surgelato. Per maggiori informazioni rivolgersi al personale di sala. Non era questo il caso, lo capirete anche voi, siamo a luglio, splende il sole e i porcini abbondano, lo avete immaginato, non domandato.Avete una visione del mondo un tantino egocentrica, ridimensionatela, e nel frattempo vivete con più leggerezza che i problemi sono altri ...
7. Cantina del Granduca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 374 reviews
Reviewed By EmmaR772
We visited Anghiari for 1 night and stumbled across this restaurant. Itâs just round the corner from the main square.Service was good and the waitress spoke English which helped! We had mixed mixed bruschetta to start for 3 people, homemade wholewheat pasta with tomatoes, capers, olives and mozzarella, a spaghetti dish with local sausage meat, courgettes and shaved truffle, and duck gnocchi. A mixed salad, lovely bottle of red wine, a glass of prosecco, water x 2 big bottles, 2 desserts: biscotti & vin santo and tiramisu, and am espresso.Delicious meal and good value at â¬69.
6. Ristorante Enoteca Berghi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By kirktonmains
We stumbled on this place, after a walk through this lovely little town. It was great. The lamb with a pistachio crust was the winner but the beef with rosemary and juniper berries came close. The location is great- perfect to watch the passerby- and the staff were wonderful, especially louba. Thank you very much!
5. Trattoria dai Brinzelloni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Olga V
Amazyng food one on the best dinner we had in Toscana. Attentive waiters, and good prices. This place is must to visit
4. Osteria La Ghianda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 509 reviews
The B.Bar - Piccola Osteria de la Ghianda is a small restaurant that offers multiple services. From breakfast passing the American bar for a drink and snacks. The focus of the activity is the OSTERIA with its typical cuisine of the four regions that conve
Reviewed By TomLuchetti
Traditional and modern selections from a big menu. Prices reasonable. Owner Maurizio is thoroughly pleasant and accommodating. Wait staff wonderful. You must try his self-proclaimed "unbelievable" apple pie and ice cream. Noteworthy! We have eaten there twice and are returning, notwithstanding that we'll be 40kms away.
3. Osteria dei Poeti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 630 reviews
Reviewed By patinhongkong
We don't eat red meat, which is a decided handicap in eastern tuscany, so we headed for dei Poeti where most of the menu is fish. We duly enjoyed our fish, with an excellent spinach salad and house wine, but a contorno of fried potatoes turned out to be frozen chips! Never mind. the meal was good despite this.
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2. Ristorante Fiorentino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 789 reviews
Reviewed By T1134KXdavidw
Ate here on a friend's recommendation and we weren't disappointed. Great location, varied menu, resasonably priced, all tasty, three for lunch including vino della casa about 75 euro. A highlight for me was the panacotta with chocolate sauce served by the very engaging and charming chef. Beautiful presentations. Definitely a go back. There is also a B&B attached. Next time I would consider eating outside at the street level although the dining room up one flight is very nice.
1. Ristorante al Coccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 950 reviews
Since 1983 the âAl Coccioâ restaurant was located in Sansepolcro and from 1988 in Via Aggiunti in the ex sacristy of the Camaldolesi where Luca della Robbia established its name. In 1998 Sara Emanuela Battistelli came along and with plenty of passion, stu
Reviewed By Nico260
Every element of our experience at this place was excellent. The table was set with beautiful linen; the staff were warm and helpful; pasta had rich and interesting flavours with delicious porcini and a ricotta/walnut combination. Beef carpaccio was paired with generous shavings of black truffle. The wines by the glass were exceptional quality. Parfaits for dessert were imaginative flavours with the unforgettable almond, black sesame and coffee taking prize position. If you are in Sansepulcro this is an experience not to be missed. All at a very reasonable price too
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