Location: Volterra
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Most Popular Central-Italian food in Volterra, Province of Pisa, Italy
Find out what Central-Italian restaurants to try in Volterra. Volterra is a walled mountaintop town in the Tuscany region of Italy of which its history dates to before the 7th century BC and has substantial structures from the Etruscan, Roman, and Medieval periods.
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10. La Carabaccia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 650 reviews
La Carabaccia, born from this love of age old flavours found in the Tuscan cusine, the passion for traditional tastes has been passed down to us from our grandmother, which we today, Sara and Patrizia, have the pleasure of sharing with you. The cusine of
Reviewed By docfun
I'm a firm believer in eating where the locals eat. Arriving for lunch, the restaurant was full of Tuscans in what looked like a typical dining room. No gimmicks, pretty tablecloths, family photos on the walls and lovely staff. The menu is short, very short. Two choices of first and second course, however each one tasted wonderful. Proper, hearty cooking and served simply in a warm surrounding, what more can you ask for? I suspect that the menu changes regularly but I suspect the standards remain the same. Two course each and some water came to under 30 quid, bargain!
9. La Vecchia Lira
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4 based on 2264 reviews
Reviewed By Canadianstraveling
We had a casual cafeteria-style lunch at Vecchia Lira while visiting Volterra on a day trip from nearby San Gimignano. This restaurant has two dining areas, a front room beside a long food counter (where the available lunch items were on display and where we sat) and a full dining room in the back. Lunch is "self-service" meaning that you order at the counter and carry your food to an available table. We shared a hearty soup and a meat dish, both of which were good and very reasonably priced.
8. Ristorante Enoteca Del Duca
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4 based on 649 reviews
Reviewed By Reception M
One only need read earlier reviews of Del Duca to see that this restaurant is indeed something very special and our experience of it was identical. Food of the highest quality, inventive but not pretentious in execution. Every mouthful an absolute delight. From the exterior you might not give this gem a second look but walk in and in summer youâll be shown through to a lovely outdoor terrace which is a perfect place to enjoy a fabulous meal. But go there soon as this must surely become the goto restaurant in this region of Tuscany.
7. Porgi L'altra Pancia
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4 based on 708 reviews
Reviewed By Wolfgang K
Wish we had found this earlier during our stay. Anything we saw on the various tables and our own choice was tasty and very well made. The cold cuts are great, Lasagne perfect, Tiramisu as well. Even simple Bruschetta with Tartufo was a new experience. Recommended. Nice decoration under the roof.
6. Locanda il Boschetto
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4 based on 277 reviews
Quiet place in the greenery half-way from Volterra & San Gimignano. Tipycal food at a reasonable price. Many home made products like olive oil, jams, liquors.
Reviewed By DanOwe
We were staying right near by and came here based on the reviews and also because of its convenient location near our accommodation. Note; we drove past the place in both directions twice because the sign, a large yellow one, reads "Ristorante Camere" and you cannot see that "Il Boschetto" is written in very small lettering above the part which reads ristorante camere. We gave up looking for it and decided to come here only to find we were in the right place. Don't let that stop you. With no reservations on a Thursday evening we were given a nice outside table for four at 7:30pm and had a great time. We all had pasta and some grilled meat dishes and house wine of course. The woman and young man who served us were very helpful and also spoke good english. A great choice if you are in the area, don't pass it up!
5. Osteria Con Vista Fornelli
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4 based on 388 reviews
Reviewed By 136nicu
... and you have the view, the taste and the tuscan style. Located nearby a panoramic view point overlooking the region from Volterra walls, this spot is away from the crowds. Prefect service, great local wines by the glass. And the food, while you have a very light upprice vs. classical tourist traps, is absolutely gorgeous. For instance their tomato and olives risotto is perfect. Great spot.
4. Trattoria Albana
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4 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By radoslavj538
The place in the small but amazing village off the beaten track. But it is well worth visiting. The food is so amazing and staff friendly and attentive. The ambience of the place is glorious.The place offers some very special meat dishes (secondi) with recipes dating to rennasaince.
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3. Osteria La Pace
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4 based on 3586 reviews
Reviewed By noraw309
Absolutely worth it! We came spontaneously at 7.40 pm and got a table straight away. Later the restaurant filled up, so a reservation can be helpful. The place is family run and everybody was really nice and helpful.We ordered a typical soup, pasta with wild boar ragout and ravioli with celery pesto. Everything was really good! Our favourite was the wild boar pasta.
2. la Sosta del Priore
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4 based on 1052 reviews
Ciao! come to try our street food with local specialties. Italian style panini and schiacciate with: wild boar meat, tuscan salami, tuscan ham pork, lampredotto with green and spicy sauces, tuscan pecorino chees fresh or grilled, honey and marmalades, gri
Reviewed By Alex F
Behind a narrow corner you will be captured by the delicious smell of pecorino and coldcuts. This super small it's perfect for quick lunch tasting food super local and genuine from the pure Tuscan tradition. Highly recommended sandwich with ham, figs and pecorino cheese. Low prices for majestic food.Thank's!!!!
Most Popular Italian food in Volterra, Province of Pisa, Italy
1. Panineria Al Vicolino
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5 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By annasM4370DU
Even in October you need to stand in a queue but it is really worth waiting! The paninis / sandwiches are made fresh and you can choose whatever you like to have inside your sandwich. Amazing cheese, sauces and of course traditional tuscan meat.
