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Province of L'Aquila, Italy Food Guide: 10 Soups food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Assergi
Reviews on Soups food in Assergi, Province of L'Aquila, Italy including Osteria della Posta, Locanda Aquilana da Lincosta, L'Elisir Del Poeta, Villa feronia, Ristorante Delfina, La Bettola di Geppetto, Casa Bologna, Ristorante La Locanda sul Lago, Antiche Mura, Ristorante Ernesto
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10. Ristorante Ernesto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Cucina aquilana con utilizzo dei prodotti tipici del territorio.
Reviewed By PlickAndPlock
First let me point out that the restaurant is no longer Piazza del Palazzo as it collapsed in the 2009 earthquake.It is now located via Lussemburgo, 38 in l'Aquila, zona Pettino. The location is not so nice anymore but the atmosphere of the restaurant makes up for it!But it is the same owner, same cook same everything.The food is formidable... it is fresh, light, a mix of mediterranean flavors... it really is a pleasure to eat there, from antipasto to dessert!Their menu is week dependent, but there is always a choice between 4 or 5 dishes. The restaurant is very well made, very warm and familial, very nicely decorated, a very nice ambiance whether you're in 2 or in 10. The only problem we found was the waiting time, we didn't take a primo (as the portions are really big) but just antipasto and secondo and we had to wait 30min between antipasto and secondo. On the other hand, the secondo was so good that it was worth the wait.They have very good wine but the young waitress was incapable of advising us... good thing we knew what to take.Another plus for this restaurant, they are dog friendly!! So you can bring your little companion with you and he will be very welcome. Prices are acceptable not too expensive but not cheap. We paid 58 euros for 2 people with antipasto and secondo and including a 13euros bottle of wine. All in all, if you want to be sure to have a nice evening, then this is definitely a place to go
9. Antiche Mura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By rsitman
Our hosts at the University organised a set dinner for our rather large group at this quaint restaurant. It was a meal of epic proportions, with one delicious dish after another, accompanied by superb local wine, and served with gusto by the owner and his assistant, who described every dish with relish and took care that no-one was left waiting. The antipasti were superb; the lentils cooked to perfection, as was the pasta with basil and tomatos; the veal was exquisite, and the desserts finger-licking good. It was clear that the owner took great pride in his establishment and really wanted everyone to like and enjoy their dishes, made with the freshest of ingredients. It was a memorable and surprisingly inexpensive meal.
8. Ristorante La Locanda sul Lago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 440 reviews
'La Locanda sul Lago' was born in 1930 as a barn and municipal mill. After this, it was the first restaurant in Santo Stefano, lovingly managed since the '70s by Lina, also known as' Pentolina', who together with his brother and his friend began to Cook a
Reviewed By Englishman_in_Berlin
We stayed for 3 days here in a pretty setting, next to a small lake, in a luscious valley growing lentils (a local speciality), with some very musical birds. The young friendly team offer local specialities, with a lot of meat, but were very creative in offering vegetarian alternatives. Next to the house is a small garden with plenty of options to lounge around as the day draws to a close and drink cool aperitivi, before the evening meal. The village of Santo Stefano is just a few minutes walk away and it is great to see how the damage caused by the last earthquake is being carefully repaired. Even the family dog made us feel welcome, although my wife is usually a bit worried about our four-footed friends. At the end of May our walks were easy to follow despite the rare use of signposts and the wild flowers a pleasure by the wayside. All in all, well worth the drive to get here.
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7. Casa Bologna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Kirsty M
We came back to the restaurant we visited 4 years ago and the quality, service and food was just as appealing as it was then. As being English we eat earlier than Italian but having the restaurant to ourselves and sitting outside didnât change the atmosphere. I would highly recommend a visit. We shall be back again next time.
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6. La Bettola di Geppetto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 657 reviews
Reviewed By ColleenCo
Although I was not too impressed with the food, I was impressed by the service: because their menu is in Italian only, the waiter will recite all its dishes on the menu (there are quite a few!) in English for you, as if he were reciting a poem. Everything he brought to the table was followed by a nice smile , hopeful we would like the food. He checked on us to make sure we enjoyed it.This was very welcoming, unlike other places I have found.The food is all right, very typical but not for my taste. One of us had pasta with "guanciale " which was way too fat and left most of it - but this food is typical of the area and if you like fat, you may well like it. Arrosticini were also ok and their bruschettas were quite unusual.I would go back just because of the atmosphere
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5. Ristorante Delfina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By Dave B
The restaurant is located right next to the Fontana delle 99 Cannelle. We were treated to the Aquilana Tasting menu, which consisted of a sample of 14 different appetizer, main course, and dessert items. What a wonderful feast ! The Lonzino served with truffle olive oil and sliced parmesan cheese was a special favorite of the group.
4. Villa feronia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Kaarina2011
We went to this restaurantfor lunch as it was the only restaurant we could find from L'aguila on our way to Teramo. The place was full of locals which is always a good sign. We took pasta, the owner himself served the dish for us. The food was good, made from fresh ingredients. Contorni was a bit disappointing. But the big antipasto plates we saw most of the locals to eat looked just fantastic. Service was a bit slow, but that was understandable as the place was almost full.
3. L'Elisir Del Poeta
Overall Ratings
5 based on 408 reviews
The Elixir of the Poet, our home, our Life; through the skilled mastery of Mrs. Barbara and Mr. Andrea, owners and chefs, offer their guests a path of taste and refinement for the palate. Tradition and knowledge come together in a just marriage. The old k
Reviewed By Miguel M
The motto of the husband-and-wife owners, Andrea and Barbara Piccinini, is âOspiti, non Clientiâ, and from the moment we walked in to this tiny restaurant we felt as if we were welcomed into their home.While Barbara did her magic in the kitchen, Andrea brought us many amazing dishes, each with an explanation as to what was what, and what came from where. There wany small servings, each as different and as delicious as the previous â and all examples of the local cuisine. Most of the ingredients came from local vegetable gardens, and much came in the form of wild herbs and vegetables gathered by Andrea from the nearby hills.Here are some of the tastings: Tomatoes with wild fennel; eggplant served with fresh pear; locally-made ricotta cheese with pistachio nuts; roasted pepperoni with potatoes; zucchini and carrot soup with barley; grilled cheese with honey and hazelnuts; barley risotto with wild herbs, almonds and lemon rind. We drank a delicious Cerasuolo rosé and a hearty red Montepulciano dâAbruzzo.Yes, exact Guests of our little house, we thank you for your words.The commitment to always do well and better.A dear greeting Mr Miguel!! ^ _ ^A & B.
2. Locanda Aquilana da Lincosta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 753 reviews
Reviewed By MarklavLaptop
I can't fault this restaurant. Everything was perfect. The host was very friendly, very knowledgeable about food and wine, the food was of a very high standard and very good value for money. I would definitely go back and recommend it very highly. It's also just a 5 minute walk from the main street in the centro storico.
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1. Osteria della Posta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Romanbiker
The guide "Il Mangiarozzo" claims this trattoria is n.5 out of the ten best in Italy. So...after booking a table for 2 we drove 150km to try it out for lunch. Arrived at 1pm sharp, place was totally empty, the welcome was a bit cold or let's say indifferent...sat down and we were given one menu for two people and wine list. Bad start. No bread was served, the house wine arrived (good) the two pastas, one with zaffron, ricotta and bacon (light taste but a bit stuffy - too much ricotta) the other was a short pasta white Amatriciana (very good home made pasta, great oil but bacon tooooo salty). The meats were good quality but average...did not have deserts. How can this be n.5 in Italy? Maybe, we always say that: It was the wrong day. By 2pm the place was full, which is good. The good side is that the check was very honest (41 Euros for 2).They serve pizza. Nice private parking but not worth 300km round trip. Too bad.
