Top Restaurants in Alessano
Top Things to do in Alessano
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Most Popular Mediterranean food in Alessano, Province of Lecce, Italy
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Alessano including Ristorante Gastronomia Self-Service Indino, Braceria Da Giovanni, Larilo - Piccolo Ristorante, Masseria Galatea Ristorante Agriturismo, BioMasseria Santa Lucia, La Voce Del Mare, Mr.Jameson, Tenuta San Leonardo, La Rivola, Pizzeria Salentina
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10. Pizzeria Salentina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 473 reviews
A small place, friendly and quiet.The best pizza Salento only here. Takeaway, and a lounge with 40 seats. Must try!
Reviewed By Nicola C
This is a simple pizza joint, catering perhaps more to locals that to tourists, where one can have very good yet inexpensive pizzas. Beverages (bottled beers included) too are cheap and not overpriced like in more upscale places. We had pizzas also in other restaurants in the area, but this was by far the best. The owners and the waiters are very nice and friendly. I can highly recommend this pizzeria to anyone.
9. La Rivola
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By cardani
Magnifique découverte de spécialités salentina. Succulent et accueil impeccable avec un historique pour chaque plat que du bonheur avons passé un super moment. On y retournera bientôt merci pour tout
8. Tenuta San Leonardo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By tomavistas
This family run place is above expectations in all aspects. The details are authentic and talking quality, let it be about the outstanding food made by chef Mauro, the attentive service or the decoration dressed by the owner's wife. Worth to visit if you are in Puglia!
7. Mr.Jameson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1149 reviews
The restaurant of delicacies the culinary tradition of salento seems designed to satisfy the most varied tastes at all times of the year, in different seasons, to cheer every situation. Ristorante pub con cucina tipica salentina . Ampia scelta di vini del
Reviewed By domnitarugina
We ate there one evening, we took some fried calamari, burrata with jam, straccetti di manzo. The stracetti were very good the fried calamari very salty and not fresh, the burrata average. The big minus for me was the smell from the kitchen very present in the restaurant, practically all our clothes were smelling like fried oil when we left.
6. La Voce Del Mare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Anthony M
A small restaurant on the corner of the main street of Tiggiano, a small town about 13km north of Leuca. The dining room is spacious and cool and perfectly in style for this part of the world. From the antipasti to the spaghetti with seafood, through to the main course and dessert, you could not ask for more. An excellent selection of local wines at bargain prices. The seafood is as fresh as it gets. Prices are more than reasonable considering the quality you are offered. The service is rapid and friendly and I can't wait to return.
5. BioMasseria Santa Lucia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Ancient and authentic old Masseria - Farmhouse Cozy and comfortable rooms for guests, very genuine and rich breakfast, private swimming pool in a quiet area. The Masseria is very close to interesting places such as Otranto, Gallipoli and Lecce, and close
Reviewed By Netsmith
We spent one lunchtime (and most of the afternoon) eating and relaxing in the sunshine at this very welcoming and fascinating place. The food was interesting, all locally grown, as you would expect. It is a long way from haute cuisine, but that is the attraction - simple and tasty. The local musicians were good fun - for the first ten minutes! Thoroughly recommended but some earplugs might be a good idea.
4. Masseria Galatea Ristorante Agriturismo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Il ristorante di Masseria Galatea Agriturismo offre una gastronomia tradizionale, rivisitata e creativa, fatta da ingredienti sempre freschi proposti in un menù che cambia ogni giorno. I nostri piatti prediligono lâuso di materie di prima scelta e a filie
Reviewed By CBElise
My family and I visited Masseria Galatea for our Easter Monday lunch and we enjoyed a fantastic menu made out of local and fresh food produced directly by the owners. It was a fixed menu. The starters were abundant, we had a mixed of small portions of local dishes like roasted peppers, fava bean pure, aubergine parmigiana, local potato croquettes and potato pitta.Our first main was home made pasta with mixed vegetables and our second main was poultry cooked with herbs and bacon or a meat stew.Everything ended with puff pastry covered with cream and strawberries! Simply delicious!! I highly recommend this place if you are in the area. Staff and owners were professional and very friendly!
3. Larilo - Piccolo Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Larilo - Piccolo ristorant, in the heart of Alessano, is a young, dynamic and courageous place, where Salento's traditions meet experimentation and innovation. Daily fish menu, Tapas salentine, craft cocktails, Mama's cakes. Ingredients chosen with extrem
Reviewed By Wouter_Schakel
We selected this restaurant based on the nice location and good reviews. We were pleasantly surprised by the way our waiter explained the menu in perfect English. The food was exciting: bold combinations of flavours that we've never had before. The octopus with parmezan and melon and the gnochi were marvelous. Nice pasta and lovely desserts di mama. Great service and all for a very fair price. Keep it going guys, hope your restaurant will be very succesful!Dear guests,it was great pleasure to meet you at our restaurant! Thank you so much for your review!Have safe trip and hope to meet you next time at Larilò!Big love from all of us!Grazie!Lo Staff di Larilò
2. Braceria Da Giovanni
Overall Ratings
5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Laurie1306
Amazing steaks and amazing food all around! Family owned and run so just like eating at home!!! Great service
1. Ristorante Gastronomia Self-Service Indino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Aussies11
We've eaten here two times, both at lunch. Although called self-service, the food you choose at the counter/buffet is served by the assistants. We found the food pretty good especially the greens and the polpettone with eggplant. Seafood risotto was ok and abundant but would have preferred less quantity but better rice quality, eg. Carnaroli or Vialone nano. They offer to re-heat some dishes at the microwave which we think is not healthy (we would rather have lukewarm food). Both times we had a small bottle of wine but only the first time were offered proper glasses, meaning we had to drink the wine from a plastic glass, like at an outdoor picnic.The setting is very basic without tablecloth of any kind and the venue was cold, not heated at all. Prices are honest.
