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Province of Perugia, Italy Food Guide: 8 Barbecue food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Assisi
Reviews on Barbecue food in Assisi, Province of Perugia, Italy. Best known as the birthplace of St. Francis, Italy's patron saint, Assisi lies amid Umbria's rolling hills. Religious pilgrims have come here for centuries to visit the Basilica of San Francesco (where St. Francis is buried) and the Basilica of Santa Chiara (to see the tomb of St. Clare). Visit the Eremo delle Carceri to see caves where medieval hermits withdrew from the world. (You may find such solitude quite appealing—especially if you're here on a daytrip from Rome!)
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8. Testone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 581 reviews
Reviewed By nickos1966
After reading the reviews thought we'd have our first meal in Umbria in this very presentable establishment! We ordered the special of the day x2 only to be told it was finished,at 2pm.Unfortunately there aren't any English converted menus so we ordered the hot bread with various dried meats. The kids ordered similar with cheese and pepperoni .There's was nice..mine very dry.I guess it's a lesson learned really.Not much English spoken but the restaurant itself is very clean and quite busy.
7. Da Dante e Maria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
"Da Dante e Maria" is the point of sale and tasting of items coming from local farm Le Mandrie. You can buy and tasting directly at the place our farm products: pork and lamb meat, fresh and aged cheese, cold cuts, oil, wine, honey, biscuit, jam, chocolat
Reviewed By fuelman
We were staying at the Agriturismo Le Mandrie and the common owners opened this restaurant just for us as their kitchen was in renovation for the night. We dined on excellent grilled meats and vegetables. We loved the sausage, lamb and the gilled peppers.
6. Ristorante La Stalla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1577 reviews
Our family style restaurant, with its blackened stone walls from the hearth, serves delicious traditional Umbrian food. Enjoy a variety of dishes from the wood-fired grill or the many other entrees available. Closed on Wednesday.
Reviewed By Estueban
The enviroment is very cosy amd quiet, tha place is simple and rather unassuming. Very nice place.The food is pretty good, specially meat. Lots of typical Umbrian dishes, bruschette, pasta, everything is based on local tradition.Don't expect a proper restaurant, you won't be served by any waiter, you have to set the table and bring the dishes by yourself.Very authentic restaurant and good food.Honest prices.
5. Ristorante da Giovannino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 395 reviews
The restaurant Giovannino's is a famil-run restaurant, situated in the calm of the Umbrian hills 4 kms from Assisi. To reach the restaurant you can take the ss444 street to Ponte Grande. From "Porta Perlici" Assisi's door, you will be in restaurant in 5 m
Reviewed By Timsnapper
Having booked into the local Casa Rosa with very short notice, we had not had time to shop for foo. Ristorante da Giovannino also has a limited mini market attached; At 19.40 we were the only people in the restaurant, so we weren't really too sure that they wanted us; however, over the next 30 mins or so several other tables were taken and we felt less conspicuous, The Service, (only one waitress) was perfectly fine and well paced; the food was also perfectly fine, and pretty much as one would expect from this type of family trattoria. A local pasta dish and a mixed grill also good; however WHY do so many places INSIST that you BUY water, rather than drinking tap water. They say it's undrinkable; utter nonsense & I think it's much safer than bottled water that has been in plastic bottles for up to a couple of years, leaching chemicals from the plastic!Hi.I would like to thank you for the review and to tell you that in Italy people usually dine at 8 pm so generally the restaurant, even if is open since 7:30 pm , starts to become full at 8/8:30 pm.I would also like to explain the water issue. We couldnât give you the tap water because the Italian law doesnât permit this.Serving tap water would mean to risk every time a mulct, so we can serve only water in bottle or tap water filtered with a special purifier. For this reason in Italian restaurants water isn't free.I hope to see you again.Fabio
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4. Trattoria da Erminio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 638 reviews
Reviewed By WYPIWYG
Michelin guides this as simple standard good cooking - if you are not a "Michelin starred only" type foodie you will find this perfect cooking. Located a few steps walk away from the crowded town center on a peaceful side street, have both outside and inside seating, a small restaurant, probably family run. Good and timely service. Very good variety of wine and sufficient food chioces. Strangozzi and tagliatella are perfect, make sure you taste both if you can. Bistecca was also very good and cooked as asked. We also had rabbit, found it surprisingly perfect, very tender and tasty cooked and served in a delicious sauce. Desserts just fine, nothing spectacular. A must go when you are in Assisi - lovely town by the way, so simply don't miss this.
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3. Gli Eremi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
Reviewed By myamy2015
I really enjoyed the meal, true home cooking and a very welcoming atmosphere. The food was magnificent and the portions very generous. Also, the place has a fantastic view of the valley beneath it! After a long day of traveling, it's nice to know that you and your family will be welcomed into this fantastic little nook!
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2. L'Osteria Dei Ricordi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 686 reviews
Located in front of the facade of the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, customers will have the privilege to enjoy lunch or dinner delighted by the sight of such a work of art and its spiritual '. Suitable for romantic dinners, lunches or dinners , sp
Reviewed By SusanP
We stopped at this restaurant on our way home from Rome, hot, tired, and unsure of what we would eat. The food is magnificent. I had a caprese mousse that was so delicious I can still taste it. This is definitely worth a stop if you are anywhere near the area.
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1. Taverna de l'Arco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Un ristorante storico elegante ma sportivo che permette servizi di alta qualità in un'ambientazione di pregio, mantendendo un rapporto con i Nostri amici, professionalmente confidenziale.
Reviewed By phat_dawg_21
Five of us had dinner here, and it was a nice experience.The restaurant is in an historic building. Spacing between tables is wide making for good conversation and low noise level.Our group split as to the entrees, with several people ordering the pappardelle with wild boar ragu, and others going with the roasted suckling pig. Both were good, but the pig was the favorite with moist meat and crispy skin.We were split again for desserts with some ordering the nougat semi-freddo, and others the dark chocolate brownie. Again, we shared and agreed all were very good and probably the best part of the dinner.The house wines were good and a great value.At the end of the night we agreed that it was a good dinner, but not the five star experience the reviews had us hoping for.
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