Location: Monona
Top Restaurants in Monona
Top Things to do in Monona
- 1. Olbrich Botanical Gardens
- 2. Wisconsin State Capitol
- 3. Memorial Union Terrace
- 4. The Tasting Room
- 5. Chazen Museum of Art
- 6. University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum
- 7. Camp Randall Stadium University of Wisconsin
- 8. University of Wisconsin - Madison
- 9. Capitol Square
- 10. Wisconsin Veterans Museum
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Madison, Wisconsin Food Guide: 3 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Monona
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Monona. Monona is a city in Dane County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 7,533 at the 2010 census. It is completely surrounded by Madison and is part of the Madison Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Naples 15
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1114 reviews
My desire is to transmit joy,and emotions to others through food, in exactly the same way you share at your home with your family and friends, and share my cuisine and my Neapolitan Culture with sincerity and passion. Thank You, Chef Salvatore Di Scala Il
Reviewed By KaraBenNemsi11
Here I am, sitting at the bar and enjoying the wonderful company of other patrons, the staff and Sal. The food - outstanding. The chef, he excels in creating dishes and cooking the most wonderful Italian food there is.Award winning cuisine. World class.No other place as good and authentic.Want to come back again and again.Sal - you are so very special. Thanks for your care for your customers.
2. Estrellon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
The latest endeavor from Chef Tory Miller, Estrellón, brings Spanish-influenced small plates and tapas to downtown Madison, with the same locally-sourced vision as L'Etoile, Graze, and Sujeo. Expect simplistically beautiful composed dishes, housemade char
Reviewed By MurphS S
Estrellon is an upscale tapas restaurant. It does have commendable ambiance, and many of its small plates are wonderful. Others, not so much. It's hard to predict ahead of time, unfortunately. There is a broad selection of dishes; so, one way to simplify is the chef's "tasting menu" at $90 for two. Half of our party of 4 choice this option. It's primary feature was paella, a truly wonderful dish when done well. Alas, ours was not so well--the bottom was burned and that burned flavor penetrated the whole thing. The class thing to do would have been to pull out the shrimp (which were fine by themselves) and recook the rest rather than serve a second-rate effort.Among the sides ordered by others in our party, the vichyssoise stands out. The wine list is heavy on unfamiliar Spanish labels. They are a risk. We ordered a riojas from the middle of the range of prices. It was okay, but, even adjusting for the usual restaurant markup over retail charges, the wine did not measure up to its price tag.The wait staff is knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and charming. As a social occasion, we had a great time, but long-run success, charging top dollar, isn't compatible with avoidable let downs and tepid after dinner coffee.Hi Murphy, Thank you for the feedback, we appreciate it all. I went ahead and sent a private message in response to your comment.Best, Keni
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3. Mediterrenean Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By GramCPA
I don't think this place has changed since I went to school at UW... and that's fantastic. It's like eating a nice Mediterranean meal in someone's kitchen. The staff is super friendly and the space is interesting. It's unique at this point on State Street... but that makes it worth stopping by. My wife and I went for the Shwarma plates... chicken for her, lamb for me. They came with rice, salad, hummus, and pitas. All of it was tasty. A perfect amount of food for lunch.Only two minor knocks... First, it's cash-only. It's 2017... have to accept credit cards. Second, I would like to see a few more spices/ingredients... the simplicity makes the Mediterranean Cafe accessible to everyone but also limits the ability to customize. Perhaps this is an Americanized take but something I've seen at Mediterranean places in Chicago.Definitely stop by while on State Street... it's great to eat there or to take it over to the Terrace should the weather cooperate.
