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Province of Oristano, Italy Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tresnuraghes
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Tresnuraghes including Lidolando, Ristorante Da Cristian, Lidolando, Sardineri, Trattoria da Riccardo, Agriturismo Su Nuratolu, Bacco Bistrot, Da Gigi, La Rosa Dei Venti, Da Giancarlo e Rita at Hotel Mannu
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10. Da Giancarlo e Rita at Hotel Mannu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 593 reviews
Reviewed By LCritch90
We were excited about going to this restaurant but it was a huge disappointment. A couple on the table next to us were playing music loudly on their phone. When we asked the waiter if they could turn it down/off he made little effort to sort it out. The waiter and the couple ended up laughing at us making us feel very unwelcome. When we complained they didn't take any notice of us. We wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone.We are very sorry for the incovenient. The couple sitting next to you was listening their own music. Probably you could hear it, but it was not that loud. The waiter turned down the music in the dinner room, but of course couldn't force other customers to turn off their mobile. Also, waiter and customers were not laughing at you why they should? I would suggest you to try our restaurant during quiet time, so that if you prefer, you can sit far from other guests.
9. La Rosa Dei Venti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By Peter D
... figuratively and almost literally! Perched on a hilltop 5 km out of Sennariolo (itself not a big place) looking down to the sea some 10 km away. We visited on a Friday lunchtime and just ate what Gianluca, chef, proprietor, waiter and host, had to hand: ricotta he had made and enriched with his home-made myrtle jam, some other ricotta he had smoked; home-pickled aubergines, dried tomatoes (from the mayor's garden) in oil, caciocavallo cheese melted with Malvasia wine, pecorino with Gianluca's onion jam... and some hams and salamis. Those were the starters.We followed up with pasta, an oversized dessert, some coffee... and paid EUR 52 between the two of us, including a half-litre of very acceptable white wine.But we hadn't had a secondo piatto (main meat course) so on Sunday we came back, ate a similar array of starters but made sure to save space for the shoulder of pork braised in white wine and olive oil, and a bottle of very good Cannonau.If the Rosa dei Venti had been open Monday to Thursday, we might have managed a third visit.
8. Da Gigi
Reviewed By Tracy M
Such a find - weâve eaten here 3 years running and it never disappoints. Gi Gi just does pizza, no other annoying side dishes but honest pizza with amazing toppings. His homemade chilli oil is a must try - but beware itâs hot!Donât pass by - try it, we loved the Gorgonzola pizza so much we had to go back to try another 2 days later!
7. Bacco Bistrot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 65 reviews
Bacco Bistrot é un locale Tipico Sardo, localizzato nel Corso Vittorio Emanuele II di Bosa, la via principale del Borgo Medievale dove si può accedere alla Cattedrale e altre attrazioni circostanti. Al Bacco Bistrot si può degustare un ottima Malvasia acc
Reviewed By travellervg
Meat and cheese Red wine Dessert wine Pastry Food and drink heaven Beautiful setting Lovely waiter We found this by chance after lots of places being closed (10pm early sep) so glad we did was perfect
6. Agriturismo Su Nuratolu
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Guidatore
I have been to this restaurant which is located in the countryside on a hilltop outside the village of Sagama several times. The food is all produced by the owners in the immediate locality and is very authentically Sardinian. Meat dishes are a speciality. We went there in a large group of 14 people once as they cater for up to 80 people. An experience. I recommend you phone first as they prefer bookings as all food is cooked to order.
5. Trattoria da Riccardo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By SamDiegoBrown
This small little restaurant -- the only one in the village -- is dee-li-cious! The fish is super and the local dessert will make you want to come back for me. Charming, and very sweet people running the place. Worth an out-of-the-way visit. Closed Tuesdays.
4. Sardineri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By AandASmith
We had a nice dinner at Sardineri sitting outside and eating delicious and crispy calamari and pizza. Would have given it 5 stars had the menu not been so confusing. The pizza choice is huge, but it seems that you have to ask what seafood and fish they have, as everything is fresh.
3. Lidolando
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Gary M
Late evening visit for a couple of fish dishes. Really great mussels, awesome shrimp and some really excellent fries. Great location and on a clear night a brilliant sunset view. Drinks well priced but salad a little expensive for what it was. The only issue, which was no fault of the restaurant, was the mosquitoes! I'd take your own citronella candle if you're sitting on the terrace!Well worth a visit Thank you for your review, and for appreciating both our dishes and our structure. We are sorry that the mosquitoes have bothered you, we usually place several "zampironi" that most often manage to keep them away. See you soon with the hope of deserving the 5 star.
2. Ristorante Da Cristian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Very nice and comfortable restaurant serving typical Sardinian!The cook Franca will delight you with its regional dishes!For lovers of tradition and for those who still have not experienced the flavors of Sardinia!Each day a different menu and freshly pre
Reviewed By aloyisia
Off the beaten track and not totally easy to find. A simple familiar trattoria which is worth the trip! Amazing sea food, simple antique cuisine, exquisite kindness of the young owner (a couple brother-chef, sister at the tables, mother supervising: a unique trio). For those tired of tourist traps on the coast, an immersion in the atmosphere of Sardinia as it was....and don't miss the real homemade seadas,a dessert with cheese and honey, I rarely had it so fragrant!
1. Lidolando
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Gary M
Late evening visit for a couple of fish dishes. Really great mussels, awesome shrimp and some really excellent fries. Great location and on a clear night a brilliant sunset view. Drinks well priced but salad a little expensive for what it was. The only issue, which was no fault of the restaurant, was the mosquitoes! I'd take your own citronella candle if you're sitting on the terrace!Well worth a visit Thank you for your review, and for appreciating both our dishes and our structure. We are sorry that the mosquitoes have bothered you, we usually place several "zampironi" that most often manage to keep them away. See you soon with the hope of deserving the 5 star.
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