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Province of Potenza, Italy Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Castelmezzano
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Castelmezzano, Province of Potenza, Italy including Peperusko, Trattoria da Spadino, Al Becco della Civetta, Trattoria Al Vecchio Scarpone, Gvnine Bistrot, La Locanda Di Pietra, Grotta Dell'Eremita, Agriturismo Taddeo - I Sapori Del Parco, Baronetto Pizzeria, Il Frantoio
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10. Il Frantoio
Overall Ratings
3 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Yorkie137
Coming up the twisty road the first parking area is right by this cafe, we needed a quick bite so called in, they only had panninis which were OK, not much choice and the drinks were half a glass rather than bottles/ cans. We also called for a cappuccino before leaving. I was disappointed that they allowed school kids to be smoking in the restaurant area after school.I would find better places in the village
9. Baronetto Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Peter H
This place is so much more than a pizzeria. Donato & his wife prepare a wide range of local specialties but their pizza, skillfully made by Rocco, the son, is a standout in an area known for this dish. We were there slightly before opening season but the whole team turned out to cook our meal. The food was fresh using local ingredients and some of the best we have had on this trip. We finished the night drinking limoncello, eating fresh fruit and watching the World Cup on TV with the family. We also enjoyed a simply wonderful breakfast in the same restaurant. Fresh coffee and cakes, some made by Donatos wife & daughter.Would definitely return.
8. Agriturismo Taddeo - I Sapori Del Parco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By Chiccager
We got there last night, the son of the owner and later the owner himself welcomed us with the kindness and discretion typical of this beautiful people. He made us feel like being with family. The food was excellent and more than anything we got delighted by the owner. It was late, he sat with us and shared his dream with us and how he made it true. Real people, real food, real hospitality. We look forward to having such experience again. Ps and the sky there... Last time I saw such sky I was in Utah, Mohab. Bravo Giuseppe
7. Grotta Dell'Eremita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 442 reviews
the refreshment you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast of typical products , fresh milk , riccottine of day , honey business , homemade desserts and many other specialties . For lunch and dinner the chef puts on the table the best of local specialties produc
Reviewed By aethena l
The moment we left the autostrada we knew we were in for a good time, because there were signposts to Grotta Dell'Eremita every kilometre of the way.The views from Grotta Dell'Eremita are spectacular and the welcome ( including for our dog) was warm.Despite being the only people eating we didn't feel self conscious as we were made welcome and offered the full menu, but our food was freshly cooked (no reheated dishes here) The house wine was great and most of what we ate was home produced, so we really enjoyed our meal.We also stayed and the room was fantastic, and when we asked for extra blankets they were delivered immediately to the room.The surrounding countryside is spectacular and the twin towns of Castelmezzano and Pietrapertozza well worth the tortuous drive
6. La Locanda Di Pietra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By Baldavito
This restaurant deserves a Michelin star ! Great quality and fantastic service, calm and relax location. The food is outstanding, the fillet with truffle actually gave me shivers while eating...it was so tasty and perfectly cooking...I'd go back to pietrapertosa just for a meal here!
5. Gvnine Bistrot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By UKJmb
We visited Pietraposa for the views, which are extraordinary. But also called in for a light lunch at GVnine. Thank goodness! Lovely focaccia, light Spumante on tap, good beers , excellent ice cream and, best of all, delightful family staff. Also, the cleanest (only clean) cafe toilets in Italy, even with clean intact seats. Very highly recommended and well deserving of 5 stars.
4. Trattoria Al Vecchio Scarpone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 843 reviews
Reviewed By PamelaA17
Our host suggested this restaurant, although during our stay in April, there really isn't much open! Got there about 1/2 hour before closing for the afternoon siesta. We had two courses and could not believe the huge portions we were served...in addition to how tasty it was. Approx 23euros included beer and quarter litre of wine Our antipasto included 4 different cheeses - pecorino, ricotta, mozarella and two custards. Then we had a very tasty garbonzo & legumes soup.
3. Al Becco della Civetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
Reviewed By rep123
We have just finished dinner at this restaurant and my husband and I agree the best meal we have had in Italy. We started with dried peppers, crispy and different to anything we've ever eaten. Then we each had homemade pasta. Perhaps the biggest delight were the desserts. Highly recommended.
2. Trattoria da Spadino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Ruth L
My husband and I arrived without a booking when the restaurant was set up for a large group. They quickly created a table for us and made us feel welcome. We enjoyed the meal. The meat in the mixed grill was tender and beautifully cooked. The staff were friendly and accomodating.
1. Peperusko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Peperusko is a restaurant, gastronomy, winery, brewery, a shop of typical products! suitable for everyone .. from families to groups of young people! Peperusko uses only products made in Italy (more precisely in the fantastic Basilicata region!) #riscopri
Reviewed By NottmFoody
Lovely location, and if you can get a window seat, great views. Friendly enough staff. The restaurant itself is lovely, however they try to sell that they serve authentic rustic Lucana cuisine. This however is not reflected in the price or produce. A 1/2 glass of wine and gasosa, (with plenty of ice) â¬3.50!?! The platter of âlocal slice meatsâ were standard mass produced mortadella, Milano salami, prosciutto etc. No local handmade salamis as hoped for (â¬13)They served nothing that you canât buy in a local supermarket for a fraction of the price. Yes, your village is getting busier due to tourism, but continue along this path and your reputation and profits will soon fall!!
Where to eat Italian food in Castelmezzano: The Best Restaurants and Bars
