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Province of Asti, Italy Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Canelli
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Canelli. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you. including Agriturismo Il Grande Tiglio, Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso, Ristorante Violetta, La Corte Ristorante, Ristorante Pizzeria Il Moro, Ristorante Guido, Spaghetteria PIAntagrane, Sulla Bocca Di Tutti, Terre d'Oro, La Viranda
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10. La Viranda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By Danny C
The food here is simple but oh so good and pure and the same goes for their own produced wines that accompany them. What you get here for a â¬25 budget is simply unbelieveable!
9. Terre d'Oro
Reviewed By cinziag149
Abbiamo visitato il locale due volte. La prima solo per bere un bicchiere di vino e la seconda per cenare. Entrambe le volte siamo rimasti molto colpiti dalla gentilezza e dalla professionalità del personale, in particolare del ragazzo giovanissimo e molto cortese che ci ha serviti in entrambe le occasioni. Vino e cibi ottimi. Discutibile a mio parere solo l'ambientazione della sala da pranzo, situata nel contesto di un bel palazzo storico ed arredata in chiave troppo moderna, troppo colorata e soprattutto troppo luminosa. Dal nostro punto di vista poco in linea con l'atmosfera che ci saremmo aspettati. Prezzi abbastanza equilibrati.
8. Sulla Bocca Di Tutti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Jan M
Stopped here for lunch today and had fantastic pizza ever. Was self service style but ordered pizza at till and was waitered to table. No problem communicating . Will be back
7. Spaghetteria PIAntagrane
Reviewed By aventunorock
Primo con secondo acqua e caffè a 10â¬.Un ricco menù alla carta con sughi a non finire....Provare per credere.Servizio veloce e disponibile.Locale pulito...Prezzo alla carta molto buono.(Noi abbiamo speso in 2 circa 31â¬)
6. Ristorante Guido
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By MJH161
We looked forward to eating at the Michelin starred restaurant. It turned out to be a disappointment. Prices are certainly consistent with the rating of the restaurant, but we didnât find the food to be so. The spaghetti seemed under cooked and almost crispy to us. The salad was quite good, although we were asked to mix the dressing to our own liking and given several olive oils along with a balsamic vinegar. I had a crispy veal dish that was crispy but rare to raw on the inside and several pieces of the veal were tough and chewy, difficult to cut with a knife. We expected more, especially given the expensive prices. In fairness, I think we were comparing both the price and food quality to several osteriaâs in the area that had a much better price to quality ratio.
5. Ristorante Pizzeria Il Moro
Reviewed By BMWTG
This place is a casual restaurant with great quality food. The salads were fresh and the pizzas were excellent. They had no problem accommodating our party of 6. It's a large family restaurant, so reserve in advance!
4. La Corte Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
On the border between Langhe and Monferrato, La Corte Restaurant welcomes its guests with a yummy la carte menu with season proposals and a local and international wine list, in a charming historical building dating back to the XVIII Century. Surrounded b
Reviewed By Dutchmm
I really enjoyed my lunch here - and to respond to earlier reviews, my only moment of portion envy came when my wife's carne cruda was more generous than my sfogliatina - a kind of millefeuille served with melted cheese. The ragu di salsiccia on my taglionini was the best I have had in Piemonte, and the sorbet wading in calvados was a perfect conclusion to lunch.We were initially annoyed that the restaurant's website menu was out of date. We had chosen it because it was on the AIC list of safe eateries for coeliacs. The current menu had no puddings my wife (in addition to being a coeliac, she is intolerant of lactose, sugar, and starch) could eat. This annoyance was soon assuaged, when the chef volunteered to cook her a pear poached in moscato. It was delicious (I am told). The wines are very reasonably priced, and the 2011 Cala delle Mandrie we (well, mostly I) drank was excellent. At â¬20 twice or three times as good as you would get in a restaurant the other side of the Alps. And â¬78 for 4 courses (me) plus 3 (she) a la carte with wine, water, and service built in is a deal!My crystal ball sees us adding this restaurant to our list of favourite restaurants.
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3. Ristorante Violetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By rufus3737
Six of us had a delightful lunch here last week. Not only is this homely gem welcoming and friendly but it delivers two if the local dishes superbly. The rich tajarin pasta melted in the mouth. Topped only by our first experience of finanziera - giblets and other delicious animal offal bits that less inventive folk would not give a second thought - we truly enjoyed our mouth watering meal. Excellent local wine accompanied, of course.
2. Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By AllanThomson
We arrived in nizza monferrato from villa nova d'asti and came across this restaurant via the enoteca shop in the centre. Really good shop By the way!!!We turned up at 7.30 and were far from disappointed. The food was lovely ,service was excellent and the wine list fantastic and was not expensive . we had brema 2009 which was superb and would no doubt have cost in excess of £70 back in the ukYou have to visit this unassuming but great restaurant with a really friendly knowledgeable and enthusiastic sommelier
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1. Agriturismo Il Grande Tiglio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By SophieF983
I was there with my husband and two small kids. The house felt very genuine, it was beautiful and well taken care of. Lots of flowers and surrounded by grapevines. A completely Italian authentic feeling! The pool was perfect on hot days, great for kids with lots of areas to run around. Owners were truly delightful even if they hardly spoke a word English. Sometimes they just come with some small snacks for the kids! If you wanted to eat breakfast/lunch/dinner they arrange it for you. The apartment was great, both bed and sofa bed very comfortable. Lots of nice places to visit close-by, good restaurants, picturesque villages and vineyards.I would definitely recommend this place and would love to go back!
