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Province of Lucca, Italy Food Guide: 7 Steakhouse food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Massarosa
Reviews on Steakhouse food in Massarosa, Province of Lucca, Italy. Massarosa is a city and comune in the province of Lucca, Tuscany, Italy. The city is near Lucca and Pisa. The city hosts Massarosa International Piano Competition.
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7. Bernardone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Un antico frantoio ristrutturato sulla sponda del torrente Lucese. Piatti tipici della tradizione toscana di terra con pasta fatta in casa (ancora in buona parte al mattarello), zuppe, ciccia alla brace (fiorentine e non solo), funghi e tartufi in stagion
Reviewed By Mojito12
We sat outside on the terrace amongst the beautiful garden, with the majestic mountains looking down on us in the distance. The menu was very good and our meal delicious. The waiting staff were friendly and attentive, without being over the top! In my review of the hotel I forgot to mention that the hotel is actually about 3km from the township of Camaiore and at the time of our visit, the GPS co-ordinates on the website were incorrect - Of course that may have been corrected by now.
6. Franceschini Macelleria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Roy H
What a great evening! 18th May 2018. We showed up a bit early, but was welcomed in a "homely" way. We got a table outside and some delicious ham, cheese and homemade, fresh sausages(!) , accompanied by a crispy nice Prosecco! Wonderful! The staff was really fantastic and made us feel like home. Some challenges with the language, but no problem. We had a special composed menu that was a "10" all the way through. We selected a Tuscany red Brunello wine , absolutely fantastic. The Entrecôte was cooked to perfection(!) And the combined butchery and restaurant made it a really authentic scenery. If you are ever, in Viareggio, DON'T miss it. Next time we will be speaking Italian! :) Best recommendations! Anne & Roy, Norway (home of the Stoccafisso)
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5. Il Ciancino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By AndrewS544
This small restaurant is behind a butcher's shop. To call it cheap and cheerful would be accurate (we dined very well and paid 125⬠for eight people) but would undersell the overall experience. Full of Italians - no tourist joint this. The menu is limited, the decor is modest, but the steak and the mixed grill are excellent. Some side orders of chips, spinach and faggioli - and Bob's your uncle. Only open for dinner on Thursday and Friday but I think lunch is available on other days. Don't bother with dessert and instead just wander 50 yards down the road to the excellent gelateria. Highly recommended if you're happy with a great value steak and chips.
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4. Bisteccheria Da Alan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
Here the protagonist is the meat that is carefully selected from the best farms , a delicate product , genuine and tasty that gives us a unique flavor and incontondibile .
Reviewed By NinoCarp
Why it has taken us two years to try this restaurant, I do not know. We have bought meat from it during the day (it is also a butchers) but never eaten there until a few days ago. A terrific experience and rivals any of the similar places in nearby Pietrasanta. Camaiore doesn't have the same cache when compared to its more "arty" neighbouring town (of Pietrasanta) but it provides a different, less touristy/commercialised experience. As for Alan (we showed them the famous youtube video of the talking squirrel shouting Alan!) it was a great evening. Not rushed, an excellent Chianina Fiorentina T-Bone between the two of us (plenty), perfectly cooked and tender. A very good selection of wines and reasonable (for the area) prices and the waiting staff were excellent. Very attentive and clearly happy to be working there. We started the meal with a beer after a very active and hot day. They even had an excellent Gluten free beer for my wife. Good selection of breads and then onto the beef. Beautifully presented and accompanied by local beans and roast potatoes. We will be back very soon.
3. Otto Etti e Mezzo L'Osteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
Reviewed By piriot
This is a lovely modern restaurant. Dinners only. Wonderful beef stakes. Big or huge. Smallest is a filet of 250 gram. I chose vegetable suffles (3 small beautifully presented) to start and cold meat cuts with rocket salad as a main course though it was from the starters menu. Excellent.My husband chose the onion soup that was rich plus the filet. We had a bottle of lovely red wine, suggested by the waitress, excellent for its price 26 euros.The cost of the meals for two was 100 euros, so this is not cheap.
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2. Ristorante Amaro Braceria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1335 reviews
Reviewed By Heather P
Came to this place after spending some time at a nearby beach club. The staff was very friendly and our waiter spoke really good English. My friend and I both ordered the fish pasta with olives, capers, and tomatoes. Best pasta we have had in Italy. We also ordered a bottle of white wine that was super cheap and delicious. The restaurant gave us a free soup appetizer and a free fresh strawberries and cream dessert which were both also amazing. 10/10 recommend.
1. IL PITORO - Merenderia Bisteccheria Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
the restaurant is open every evening and on Sundays and public holidays for lunch
Reviewed By wjacksond
Itâs worth the curvy road drive from Stiava to get to this Mecca for delicious steak. The owner meets each patron warmly and his staff is courteous and efficient. My daughter and I had anchovies served with warm bread and butter for our antipasto. The anchovies were delicious. We had a gorgeous perfectly cooked bistecca for our main course served with hot freshly cooked French fries and spinach. With a drizzle of local olive oil the steak was superb. Though we were stuffed we had a tiramisu and Creme Brûlée for dessert. Both of us drank sparkling water, but observed a very nice local wine offering.This is what authentic Italian dining is all about.Donât miss il Pitoro!!
