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Province of Lecce, Italy Food Guide: 3 Southern-Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Squinzano
Discover Restaurants offering the best Southern-Italian food in Squinzano, Province of Lecce, Italy including Pizza&Co, Colonial Cafe Drinks, La prelibatezza dal 1941pucceria e birra artigianale
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1. Pizza&Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1684 reviews
Small Pizzeria in the historic center of Lecce, excellent pizza and tasty homemade sandwiches, great courtesy and kindness of the owners themselves a unique place, a place where you can eat on the fly first class
Reviewed By Cat4158
We visited here two times during our stay in Lecce. We were lucky enough to find a table outside where we enjoyed a beer while my husband went in to order the pizza. All credit to the guys inside who told us that a full pizza would be too big for two persons....they were totally right! They produced our perfect pizza and the proportions were exactly right. Great food, cold beer and an honest approach to customer service. Thank you!Ciao Cat, our work involves passion and this passion guides us in trying to make those who come to see us feel good, being honest is an essential prerogative if we want to try to be always better, we are happy you found yourself well, we hope that in your next trip in Lecce you want to come back again to see us, because as they say, there is no two without three. GOOD LIFE.
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2. Colonial Cafe Drinks
Overall Ratings
5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By 413mathiast
Great Cuban/Salento fusion cocktail bar in the middle of old town Lecce. Cocktail mastery with a character bar man that makes the evening even more joyful. Cheers!Fantastico !!!!! Grazie mille del bel pensiero!!!!!!A prestoâ¤
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3. La prelibatezza dal 1941pucceria e birra artigianale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 657 reviews
Reviewed By Just_Tina_C
Small place not far from cathedral. Friendly owners who explained the 'histrory' of the typical puccia leccese, the ingredients of this sort of sandwich taken into the fields by farmers, so the typical puccia contains mortadella, different cooked vegetables in different 'sections' of the puccia, anchovies and special 'ricotta forte'. If you don't like any of the ingredients you can leave it out as they prepare it fresh for you when you arrive, The puccia is eaten slightly warmed/toasted, and costs 5 euros. If you want a light lunch in Lecce historical centre this is a good option in my opinion. Local craft beer also available and a few seats inside and out.
