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Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Cecina. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Il Coccodrillo, Ristorante #IlPasta, Disapore La Pietra Pizzeria Gourmet, Ristorante Coccolino, Caffe dei Fiori - CIBO DRINKS & AMICI, Enoteca Vinalia, Contrada La Forchetta, Scacciapensieri, La Fiaschetteria, Il Cedrino
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10. Il Cedrino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
Restaurant Trattoria Il Cedrino is also a pizzeria with a wood stove in Cecina , in the province of Livorno . Our kitchen offers traditional dishes with full menus with fish and meat . Cedrino is the ideal destination for lovers of good taste and original
Reviewed By Mauro S
We ate at Il Cedrino last June, and the food was excellent. There were 4 adults & 2 children, everyone with a different order. Everyone enjoyed their dishes. We also had some different appetizes, The mussels were fantastic. The service was great, even though we had limited knowledge of the Italian language. The servers did their best to make sure we understood what we had ordered.
9. La Fiaschetteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By apachel
I went there a couple of times so far and I should say I LOVE this place! They have very good food and wines . It is located in downtown but it is not in the middle of pedestrian area, so it's nice and quite. The owners are very gentle and friendly ! I recommend La Fiaschetteria! Very good homemade tiramisù as well! Don't miss it .
8. Scacciapensieri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Well known since 1984, it is the good place to taste italian fish cuisine,traditional tuscan recipes and good meats. The wine cellar follows the commitment to excellence with Bolgheri and Tuscany wines, Champagnes and sparkling Wines, and a good selection
Reviewed By SlapstickBeds
We noted this restaurant because of its mention in the Michelin Guide. We drove to Cecina, parked in a nearby street and walked in on a Sunday lunchtime hoping for a table without a booking. We were lucky - this restaurant should have been full, but it was not and we were given a table.We were greeted by the proprietor and his wife was our chef and also came out to our table to take our order, answer questions and check all was fine. What a lovely welcome!We tasted delicious antipasti, primi and secondi - all fish and seafood and all beautifully cooked and presented. I enjoyed two dishes with fresh truffles, which felt like a real treat! There was raw seafood as well as cooked. The cooking was confident and I felt I would gladly eat anything prepared by this kitchen.We even managed dessert and, upon choosing a homemade green apple sorbet, I was offered the option to have this with calvados and it was a delicious pairing I had not tried before.We ate with our children who were very much welcomed.We enjoyed our meal so much we returned just two days later to eat there again.Our bills came to around £130 and £150, which included a bottle of house wine on each visit, several bottles of water and also coffees. I felt this restaurant deserves recognition and many customers - we loved it and would happily return.Thank you for these wonderful worlds we are happy to read your appreciation for food and accommodation.We hope you'llcome again Arrivederci dalla Toscana!Gianluca e Rossella
7. Contrada La Forchetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By 129R
We called in at this newly opened bistro for a quick, simple lunch and were not disappointed. We were warmly welcomed and speedily served, with both us having the same pasta which was quite delicious and sensibly priced.The ambiance in the restaurant was good with an obvious desire to put the customer first.Contrada La Forchetta is on a steep learning curve which it is dealing with admirably. Perhaps, as time goes on, understanding English or another European advantage would be a good idea.We really hope you make a success of this venture and are happy to recommend you.
6. Enoteca Vinalia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By milis-proost
This small restaurant with a Japanese cook Kazuyo and her Italian husband Simone, an oenologist, offers an excellent mix of the best products out of two culinary traditions. Fish and crustaceans, caught in the morning, are served the very day. We go there quite often since several years and we were always extremely satisfied. The choice of the wine, we can leave it with confidence to Simone. His selection exceeds the borders of Tuscany.
5. Caffe dei Fiori - CIBO DRINKS & AMICI
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Style restaurant in the heart of Marina di Cecina . "live Cooking" with specialities prepared in front of the customer and tasty pizzas . Careful selection of cocktails and unplugged live music shows.
Reviewed By Astra C
We stayed at Hotel Tornese for one night and decided to have the welcome drinks at the reception bar, located in the Caffè dei Fiori. Then we took a look at the menu and decided to give it a try as the proposed dishes sounded great and the price seemed legit.So, we ordered a pizza made in the Napoli'style, and it was absolutely delicious, perfectly cooked and the dough was so crispy and well raised, the toppings were also very fresh! We also had a big salad with super fresh ingredients, accompanied by a crispy focaccina, excellent! My partner had Baccalà , and he was so delighted, and to complete it all I had a fab millfeulle, OMG!Pity we live 2.5 hrs away or this would definitely be our fave resto!PS They said they have ongoing live music sessions throughout the year, which would be great to attend!
4. Ristorante Coccolino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1046 reviews
Reviewed By Dilo-Jake
This place is busy with a great energy... Loved the food.. service was good. Would defineatly come back
3. Disapore La Pietra Pizzeria Gourmet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By Wilma82
If you are on holiday in Tuscany and you are near Cecina look no further! This is the quintessential pizza experience! Owned by Gabriele who is a pizza master and has a great knowledge in different types of flour and sources all the best ingredients, this lovely cosy place will take you to another âpizza levelâ!You can choose your dough, your mozzarella (even lactose free!), and then add your toppings, toppings that are simply the best produce of the area... result... ? Total bliss! The place itself is lovely and in a very refined shabby chic style, the service is warm and friendly but impeccably professional. A true find!
2. Ristorante #IlPasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
pasta restaurant with germ wheat gluten also. Freedom to combine various types of pasta with various types of sauce AVAILABLE Dalla Cucina, the prepared taking into account the seasonality of the Tradition and modernity.
Reviewed By adenium01
We spent three weeks near Cecina and kept coming back to this very good family owned restaurant. We felt very welcomed and taken care of. Moreover during weekdays, there are very cheap menus for lunch. Looking forward to going back there next time we are near Cecina.
1. Il Coccodrillo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 543 reviews
Reviewed By muggiem100
This was truly terrible. It is such a great location and we were so disappointed as unfortunately that is all it is. The female waitress was so rude in a non verbal way. She threw our food at us and one main came 20 mins after the rest!! The dirty cutlery had dried food on it and we just got a rude stare and no apology when we asked for another set. There was only one other table there when we arrived so they don't even have the excuse of being busy!! The male waiter was more pleasant. The food was ok tho nothing to rave about but then again the service made everything taste sour. My mussels were stone cold. We had to ask for some bread more than once. We escaped as quickly as we could not really wanting to pay but not having a material reason not to. Maybe they had their poorest staff all in on 11 July 2017 evening? Or maybe they don't like Scottish tourists. Who knows. Sorry but Walk on by it's not worth a visit. Really really poor experience and totally spoilt our evening.
