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Province of Lecce, Italy Food Guide: 5 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Arnesano
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Arnesano including Road 66, Burton Pub, happy hour bar, drink & grill, 9cento, Tennent's Grill
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1. Road 66
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1020 reviews
Reviewed By possumTewkesbury
Nice range of beers in busy bar. However, the food was pretty abysmal. Microwaved burger melted in gooey mess served in cardboard container. No pickles nothing couldn't even open the bun as it was all glued together. Even though menu states all freshly made - what a joke!
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2. Burton Pub
Reviewed By vinx76
Nasce come pub-caffetteria e nel corso degli anni si è completata. Ora si può gustare un ottimo pasticciotto e la buonissima rosticceria che adesso è fantasiosa e GENEROSA per dimensioni. Un rustico basta per fare cena!
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4. 9cento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 495 reviews
Everything you could want to eat, you can find it here. Pizza, sandwiches, pasta, desserts: we are ready to serve you.
Reviewed By bombaymartini
You can order individual pizza's for 6-8 euros, depending on toppings. The quality and taste of the pizza is very, very good. Someone's review mentioned they didn't like the fact that the pizza was served on plastic trays/plates. This is not a fine dinning restaurant, it's pizza, beer and wine. The total cost for 2 pizza's, a liter of house wine and a bottle of water was 20.50 euros. You can probably find a little better pizza in town, but for the quality and price, this place would really be hard to beat.
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5. Tennent's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 798 reviews
Reviewed By beckysimms
Tennent's is huge, and was only about a third full when we arrived, but we were asked quite aggressively whether we had a reservation, and were then offered a very poor table which we declined and were given a better one away from the corridor. We were irritated when we were immediately given an English menu despite speaking in Italian. Our Romanian waitress was very friendly but didn't seem to know much about the wine on the menu, and eventually none of the lower priced wines were available which we found suspicious. Food arrived quickly - we had grilled chicken and chips and it was pretty good, although nothing special. Overall, we just didn't feel terribly welcome here, and didn't think the food or drinks were very good value compared to other local venues.
