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Most Popular Italian food in Treia, Province of Macerata, Italy
Reviews on Italian food in Treia, Province of Macerata, Italy including Osteria Peperondino, Il Casolare dei Segreti, Agriturismo Il Confine, Villa Cortese, Il Villino, Ristorante del'Agriturismo La Valle del Vento, Agriturismo I Due Mori, Enoteca Le Case, La Sella di Pitino, La Grancia
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10. La Grancia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Lâ agriturismo allâ interno di un casolare del XIII secolo puoâ accogliere sino a 70 coperti, le volte a botte tipiche dellâ ambiente raccontano la storia vecchia di millenni il tutto con la possibilità di parcheggio privato antistante lâ ingresso e possi
Reviewed By RoamerItaly
Lovely surroundings, friendly service and good home made food of high quality and very reasonably priced.. Everything was fresh and home made by the lady of the house and huge quantities. Good house wine and definitely worth a return visit.
9. La Sella di Pitino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By Pete O
Italian food is generally fantastic and this restaurant is no exception ... excellent food in every way. Turned up on spec (another Agriturismo off the beaten track) and another table was set up outside for us. We ordered using pigeon Italian including house white wine which was actually petty nice here. But the best for me was the tagliata (sliced steak, their specialty) ... lovely. We would definition go back here again .... this is a more refined Agriturismo.
8. Enoteca Le Case
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By DarioCuons
service is discreet but careful. Food was in season, local (they serve food they produce on site), tasty. The chef combines ingredients in a very creative way
7. Agriturismo I Due Mori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By colcropp
We were staying nearby and went to Due Mori for Sunday lunch. We had a delightful meal and rolled home filled to busting! Antipasta is extensive, pasta homemade and delicious and grilled meat well cooked and delicious. Definitely recommended for a lazy lunch. There are also swings and a trampoline to keep the kids busy.
6. Ristorante del'Agriturismo La Valle del Vento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By lolkin
Menu in English was only a couple lines long. We ordered house antipasto - amazing, enormous amount of food (the dishes kept coming!), our personal faves were pickled courgettes and meatballs. Om nom nom. Tagliatelle was good, although light on the meat. Penne was nice. House dolce (dessert platter) was the highlight - super yum. House wine also good. We paid â¬100 for 8 people. The waiter was the best, he was fun and very helpful. Kids loved the playground and views from the front were stunning. Definitely recommend.
5. Il Villino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By RoamerItaly
This is rustic Italain food so stick to the basics like antipasto della casa and steaks or a tagliata and you can't go wrong. Good home made bread and lavish portions. Don't order anything a sauce, the balsamic one is particularly horrible but the quality of the meat doesn't need anything else. Medium price and friendly people.
4. Villa Cortese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Orario di apertura: Pranzo: 12.30-14.30 Cena: 19.30 â 22.30
Reviewed By BrunoAP
We were driving past and saw the sign and decided to stop since we were getting hungry. There were several cars in the car park, which is always a good sign.There were several other guests present and the dining area is nicely done.We opted for the fixed menu at â¬15 for lunch. We expected small portions but had good sized portions of the pasta with duck and wild boar for a secondi. The food was very good, service efficient and portions ample.
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3. Agriturismo Il Confine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Brux C
We were on holidays in this beautiful region of Italy, looking for some traditional Italian food when we found this isolated but incredible place. Outdoor, the view is beautiful, and indoor, you will not only enjoy the food but also how well you are welcome.Italians come here for family celebrations, so our hosts told us that week-ends could be crowded.We went there a first time, on a Tuesday after having booked. We were alone. The hostess only spoke Italian, but she also had an employee who spoke English.Don't expect to eat tomatoes with mozzarella or pizza: they offered us a menu for around 25 euros / person (cheaper for the kids), with drinks, appetizers, grilled meat, pasta, desserts,.. it was really good and there really was too much to eat ! The kids loved it so much that we returned a week later. When we called to book, they accepted to open just for us as we were leaving the next day !They also recommended us a few nice places to visit, and sold us some great honey from a local supplier.So we had really twice a great time, enjoying the food and the hosts.You can book rooms, which are very nice. And they plan to build a swimming pool in the coming years.
2. Il Casolare dei Segreti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By Artistseye
This restaurant is tucked away in the hills and the drive to get there is the start of a wonderful experience. We were dining with friends who are frequent visitors to the restaurant and they were greeted like family. The setting is beautiful and there is attention to detail in every aspect. The food was exceptional - we were delighted with everything from the antipasti all the way through to dessert. The service was excellent as well, attentive but not disruptive. I don't often say this but this was a perfect, flawless dining experience. When the bill came it was so reasonable we were amazed. Fantastic food, first class service and an amazing location at a incredibly reasonable price. What's not to love about that?We will return as soon as possible!
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1. Osteria Peperondino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Restaurant in the heart of historic Appignano, traditional cuisine with a focus on raw materials, hand-made pasta dishes: gnocchi, carciù, tortelloni, vegetable soup .... the rediscovery of old kitchen
Reviewed By Travel_addict13_10
We chanced upon the restaurant and went in not knowing what to expect. We were welcomed warmly and the hostess spoke some English which was helpful. There was also an English menu. However, we decided to go with her suggestions. She gave us two large plates of different pastas to share and a large salad to share. These were the chef's specials of the day. The food was excellent. We had had a few meals that were acceptable but not memorable in the last week so we were very pleased to find such delicious - and memorable - food. Very good value. Cheerful service. We hope to return. Grazie, ora câè una nuova gestione... ti aspettiamo per assaggiare la nostra cucina!
