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Most Popular European food in Marmirolo, Province of Mantua, Italy
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Marmirolo. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Caffe Visconti Wine Bar Bistrot, Le Scuderie, Carlo Govi Ristorante, Locanda Al Ponte, Lo Scalco Grasso - Osteria Contemporanea, LaCucina, Tiratappi, Da Vasco, Hosteria Leon D'Oro, Giallozucca
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10. Giallozucca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 751 reviews
Reviewed By Australianalice2018
We had a lovely Sunday lunch at Giallozucca, a very pretty restaurant hidden away in a courtyard in central Mantova.The owner recommended a Pinot Grigio from Friuli and it was perfect with my Pumpkin Tortellini. My husband had very well-flavoured grilled beef and cubed, roasted potatoes.We had traditional choices as we are only in Mantova for a short time and wanted to eat local dishes but the menu had many non-traditional touches worth trying such as some Asian touches and ingredients. Food at other tables looked delicious.The owner was most hospitable and fun with very good English. Service was very professional and a small, complementary starter of pumpkin soup a nice touch. The bill was a most reasonable 35 Euros.
9. Hosteria Leon D'Oro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By Tim J
This is a place in Mantua which serves fantic Italian food. The owners are very dedicated to their job, and do everything to please their guests.The menu is only in Italian, but that does not matter when your are open minded and positiv.Food was excellent and exiting and at low price.5 stars!
8. Da Vasco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 672 reviews
Reviewed By Dr_Port
This is a steak house, Italian style. Beef and buffalo of US, Australian, Italian and possibly other origins, in various cuts, well prepared. Probably more unusual for an Italian than an American.They serve you a small complimentary antipasto while you wait for you main dish.Typical Italian vegetables accompany the meat. You also get a hot salt rock to heat your pieces on if they cool down.The wine list is not very long but well chosen and nicely priced (we had a Lagrein from Alto Adige). We ate early and the service was quick and friendly as you'd expect. They speak very limited English.Obviously, don't go here for a typical Italian meal, but it's a nice venue for a carnivorous interlude.
7. Tiratappi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1167 reviews
Reviewed By B L
We were made to feel so welcome here by the friendly staff. They speak good English and nothing was too much trouble. The restaurant is tucked away behind the domed Basilica San Andrea, but just a few minutes on foot. The food was truly delicious and all the staff were helpful and enthusiastic, yet quiet and unobtrusive. When we booked for a second dinner here the chef prepared extra gluten free delicacies specially for my wife. We loved the range of different foods showcasing the specialities of Mantova and of Sicily. Highly recommended!
6. LaCucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 483 reviews
In Mantua something different LaCucina translates into a modern dimension the old concept of "dining" welcoming the guest in a relaxed and family environment. The menu offers both traditional and contemporary cuisine dishes maintaining the simplicity and
Reviewed By weberkv
We would have loved to try the specialities of the restaurant. After an aperitivo we were heading towards la cucina for dinner. All looked very promising with a nice menue and food on the tables outdoors looking & smelling deliciously. We asked the waiter if she had a table for us. We were âredirectedâ to a colleague who rejected us in a way we experienced as very rude. We never had a similar experience in Italy. Still wondering what we did wrong. Be aware of that if you consider to chose this restaurant.
5. Lo Scalco Grasso - Osteria Contemporanea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1262 reviews
Scalco Grasso is a new type of restaurant, it looks modern, young and architectural. The kitchen is innovative and offers two menus: typical dishes of Mantova and "scalcherie", the chef's creations.The restaurant is situated between Palazzo Ducale and Pal
Reviewed By crizfel
A very interesting mix of tradition and innovation in this small and nice restaurant. Very good food, top quality service and a wide choice of wines. The Tiramisuâ with sparkling chocolate deservs a special mention!
4. Locanda Al Ponte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 489 reviews
Reviewed By ciribillis
I had lunch on Sunday. Restaurant was crowded, but its quite wide with a beautiful on the river.My meal was delicious: I enjoyed a risotto with sedanorapa and shrimps. Yhen I ordered some vegetables. Cakes are gorgeous, people are very kind and an the bill is quite cheap.
3. Carlo Govi Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 832 reviews
WE'D LIKE TO INFORM OUR GUESTS THAT WE ARE CLOSED FOR SUMMER HOLIDAYS IN AUGUST,STARTING ON THE 14th AND UP TO THE 24th. FURTHERMORE, IN AUGUST WE'LL OPEN ONLY FOR DINNER (WE ARE CLOSED AT LUNCH TIME). THANKS FOR YR ATTENTION!
Reviewed By TheIndieTripper
This was our favourite meal experience in Mantua and one of the best meals I've ever eaten in Italy. It's about twenty minutes' walk from the city centre and the place seemed to be full of locals and regular diners.  We loved everything about this place: the gentleman who looked after our table (who I believe was Carlo, the owner), was so warm and friendly and had such pride in the restaurant and the food they were serving. We were seated outside on the garden patio and enjoyed the most exquisite food, absolutely made with love. I ordered the steamed pumpkin flowers stuffed with ricotta as an antipasto and it was divine. I savoured every mouthful very slowly. The presentation was also fabulous - one of the nicest dishes I ate over the entire trip. My husband had the 'spaghetti alla chitarra' with crispy culatello for his starter which was also excellent. For my main I went for ravioli filled with aubergine and a soft Italian goat's cheese with cherry tomatoes and basil. My husband opted for their pork dish, cooked at a low temperature and served with Dijon mustard and apples caponata. Both dishes were close to perfect. We couldn't fit in a dessert unfortunately but we had a nice bottle of Valpolicella from the Veneto.Everything about the place suggests a high-end restaurant - except the prices that is. My starter was â¬10 and our pasta dishes from â¬12 -â¬14.  They also offer the option of a half portion of pasta for about â¬8 - such a great idea as it allows you to try three courses without being completely stuffed to the gills. The surprise here was that the pork dish was also only â¬14. Excellent value overall. One of my favourite things about this place was the motto on their menu - "We do not charge cover - your presence here is a great pleasure for us". It certainly felt like that and we were treated like kings. One to revisit in the future for sure.Â
2. Le Scuderie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 679 reviews
Reviewed By ellie79
I came here with my family, including my 1 year old daughter. The place is nice and the menu immense! The staff is friendly but constantly in a hurry...they kept trying to take our plates away, but I'm not really sure why!We had linguine con carbonara di mare, being pasta with egg, tuna, and another fish. Massive portion and very tasty. The pizza was so so, slightly undercooked and a bit bland.. but that could be just my taste. House wine was ok and, to be honest, dessert was fabulous. The major downside was the pretty long wait. 80 euros for 4 people. Lovely to see that they have a play area for children.We'll probably be back.
Best Mediterranean food near Marmirolo, Province of Mantua, Italy
1. Caffe Visconti Wine Bar Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By robertfN527ZE
We had lunch here whilst visiting the beautiful town of Borghetto. We had a mix of Tortollini as we were informed that this is a speciality of the area. We were not disappointed and the desserts were good as well. A lovely setting for a meal.
