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Province of Olbia-Tempio, Italy Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Aggius
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Aggius including Punto di Ristoro Nuraghe Majori, Il Mosto Aggius, Antiga Pizzaria, Punto di Ristoro Nuraghe Majori, Al Vecchio Corso, Trattoria La Gallurese, ristorante GOLDEN GATE, Il Purgatorio, Il Melograno Hotel-Ristorante-Pizzeria, Il Tirabuscio Ristorante e Bottega
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10. Il Tirabuscio Ristorante e Bottega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By NoPresumptions
Truly a hidden gem, tucked away in a small side street in Calangianus, Il Tirabuscio is a wonderfully intimate and atmospheric little restaurant serving traditional style Sardinian food but better prepared than most places in Sardinia. Sardinian cuisine is very simple and there is no culinary heritage of sauces unlike in France, but if you want the true Sardinian thing, this is definitely the place to come. We had two very good meals here with excellent and very reasonably priced local wines. The atmosphere was lovely and we thoroughly enjoyed both evenings. Recommended.
9. Il Melograno Hotel-Ristorante-Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By robert s
Il Melograno Hotel - Ristorante - Pizzeria, is one of the finest restaurants in all of Sardinia! Just outside of Olbia, nestled amongst the beautiful cork trees in the mountains of the Gallura, in the village of Nuchis just before Tempio, is the best kept secret on the Island. The menu consists of the freshest seafood and most delicious combinations of Sardinia cuisine carefully prepared by 'Chef Claudio and his staff,' who take great care and pride in preparing and serving, an eating experience like never before! The pizza, homemade desserts, wines and Sardegna's bottled water from the face of the mountain âSmeraldina,' is by far, the best youâve ever had! "Enjoy your meal!"
8. Il Purgatorio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By pakuj
We've been visiting the place on the road to fantastic ethnographic museum (!) in Lurras. It's the worst restaurant in Sardinia. Tagliatta was hard as a rock and totally lack of flavour. Tagliatelle con funghi was a glueish cheese pulp that remains me the cheese-like products available only in socialistic countries during the cold war times. Insalata mista consist of tomatoes and green salad (not precisly enough washed:() only. Never again!!
7. ristorante GOLDEN GATE
Overall Ratings
4 based on 525 reviews
family-run establishment set in a beautiful natural environment .... In full Gallura restaurant with adjoining small hotel it is in a central position about 30 minutes drive from the most 'beautiful beaches of northern Sardinia !! It offers a cuisine most
Reviewed By annamariadimartino
They have a choice of cold and hot seafood starters which is fantastic.
6. Trattoria La Gallurese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 654 reviews
Reviewed By ChefLuigiBo
When you have had enough Sauce Maltaise and Magrets de Canard, you may reach the point where you long for that honest-to-god, grand-mother prepared meal, where no surprise awaits you, but a reawakening of the simple pleasures of your youth, in your discovery of gastronomy.La Gallurese fits the bill perfectly. The owner greeted us by mentioning his wild boar in Cannonau and olives (duly ordered): perfectly cooked and wed to a magically compatible side of beans and onions. Of course, house wine.
5. Al Vecchio Corso
Overall Ratings
5 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher T
We loved Al Vecchio Corso so much that we ate there twice. A nice location on via Roma just on the outskirts of Piazza Gallura, the restaurant is cozy. Consisting of several small rooms that only sit a few tables each, the dining experience is intimate. The staff were incredible, making great suggestions on dishes and wine selections. The potato flan was otherworldly good. The curlugiones were the best I had in Sardegna, soft and covered with smoked ricotta. And did I mention the wine? Great selection. We are both vegetarians and had absolutely no challenges eating here. If you are ever in Tempio P or any nearby town for that matter, please visit Al Vecchio Corso and thank me later.Buon Giorno Christopher Tla Ringraziamo per la sua recensione, felici di avervi accontentatoun abbraccio
4. Punto di Ristoro Nuraghe Majori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By ferg17
Situated next door to the Nuraghe Majori we stopped here on impulse for lunch. Very beautiful setting with lots of ceiling fans and also a small play area for the kids made it a very enjoyable lunchtime. A few local cats were around too which amused the kids.We had the meat and cheese platters (around â¬11 to â¬15 depending on what you had). My husband also had a plate of home-cooked meats which he couldn't finish as there was simply so much of it. We also had a jug of the local white wine. The children had the local pasta which they quickly polished off.Very good indeed.
3. Antiga Pizzaria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By C7876NIpaulk
Cosy friendly atmosphere. Lovely restaurant in this quaint and pittoresque mountain village Aggius. Very friendly staff. But most importantly the pizza's are overwhelmingly nice. Beautifully prepared with the finest ingredients. The local deserts are heavenly. Even the house wine is superb. We will be visiting again soon.
2. Il Mosto Aggius
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By 62melindam
We stopped in for an early dinner at Il Mosto at the recommendation of our B&B host. We were immediately impressed with the friendly service of all the staff that attended us. They helped us choose a perfect wine and answered our questions about the menu. We tried two very unique dishes, plus appetizer, dessert, etc. We were very happy with everything! We didn't reserve a table outside, but if I were to return, I'd do it! Perfect location for a quiet dinner.
1. Punto di Ristoro Nuraghe Majori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By ferg17
Situated next door to the Nuraghe Majori we stopped here on impulse for lunch. Very beautiful setting with lots of ceiling fans and also a small play area for the kids made it a very enjoyable lunchtime. A few local cats were around too which amused the kids.We had the meat and cheese platters (around â¬11 to â¬15 depending on what you had). My husband also had a plate of home-cooked meats which he couldn't finish as there was simply so much of it. We also had a jug of the local white wine. The children had the local pasta which they quickly polished off.Very good indeed.
Where to eat Italian food in Aggius: The Best Restaurants and Bars
