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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Canelli, Province of Asti, Italy
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Canelli including Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso, La Corte Ristorante, Ristorante Guido, Terzo Tempo - Osteria Moderna, Osteria Bun Ben Bon, Il Giardinetto, Madonna della Neve, Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso, Osteria La Milonga, L'Ambaradan Pizzeria Ristorante
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10. L'Ambaradan Pizzeria Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Restaurant Pizzeria near to the centre of Nizza Monferrato, in a green hill with big spaces all around and big car parking too. You could have pizza or something from the kitchen, and drink wines from special wine maker or artigianally beers from Nizza Mo
Reviewed By yettta
Nice selection of pizza's. The offer a suggestion but you can combine your own. Integral pizza and spelt are options! Everything made fresh so it takes some time before you are served. But very popular with italians. Little tricky to find. Google Maps and tripadvisor are slightly off (see photo for exact location). Dont be turned down because you have to cross an industrial zone. The restaurant is behind this and offered great views to the hills and vineyards. Advise is to make reservation or arrive early. This is a good and popular place. Because they have not a huge amount of tables inside and outside it is not crowded or noisy. In august we took a huge 8p table inside to stay save from the muskitos. Parking is easy ... It has a huge parking lot.Service is friendly and quite quick. Prices are affordableSee photos of the menu fir more info.
9. Osteria La Milonga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By Christian L
Relaxing atmosphere and good food. Very good typical food. Not to expensive. Limited hours so check them before planning.
8. Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By AllanThomson
We arrived in nizza monferrato from villa nova d'asti and came across this restaurant via the enoteca shop in the centre. Really good shop By the way!!!We turned up at 7.30 and were far from disappointed. The food was lovely ,service was excellent and the wine list fantastic and was not expensive . we had brema 2009 which was superb and would no doubt have cost in excess of £70 back in the ukYou have to visit this unassuming but great restaurant with a really friendly knowledgeable and enthusiastic sommelier
7. Madonna della Neve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 438 reviews
Reviewed By LW86500
Best food and drink at amazing prices - we will be back and I bet you will be, too. It is a 6 hour drive and it is worth it!
6. Il Giardinetto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By KorianderundZimt
We enjoyed a fantastic evening at this very authentic place. Fantastic food, hospitable owners and just an atmosphere to lay back and enjoy. All served plates were delicious, especially the semifreddo al zabaione was breathtaking! Price and what you get for is reasonable compared to other places in the area. We'll be back when possible.
5. Osteria Bun Ben Bon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By katiecro52
This restaurant exceeded all my expectations!We were welcomed in like we were old friends but it was our first time !!Truly genuine Italian hospitality and everything hand made on the premises!Warm friendly vibe, popular with hikers, cyclists & locals! I would love to re visit in the summer & enjoy the great outdoor space in the garden,Delicious cousine served by friendly professional staff, great local wines, looked after by the owner chef & his wife who I believe are always there !!Well done / I canât wait to go again
4. Terzo Tempo - Osteria Moderna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 764 reviews
Reviewed By nnorney
A converted cinema (hence the pun in the name.. Italian cinemas call their film showings primo tempo/secondo tempo....). Parking right opposite in the square.Steps lead up the the entrance where you pass the display of the wines, taking you on the 3 levels of seating. The host and table service was very good and the advice given on which wine (Barbera) to choose was well worth while. You don't need to pay a fortune for good wine.There was a wide choice of regional dishes to suit all tastes and I would recommend you be adventurous and not stick with the usual Italian restaurant offerings. That said all dishes were excellent including the veal slow cooked in wine, and the unusual cheesecake made with a flavoursome (seirasse) cheese.The price for 4 of us for 3 courses with wine was "very" reasonable and what you would pay for a UK pub lunch
3. Ristorante Guido
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By MJH161
We looked forward to eating at the Michelin starred restaurant. It turned out to be a disappointment. Prices are certainly consistent with the rating of the restaurant, but we didnât find the food to be so. The spaghetti seemed under cooked and almost crispy to us. The salad was quite good, although we were asked to mix the dressing to our own liking and given several olive oils along with a balsamic vinegar. I had a crispy veal dish that was crispy but rare to raw on the inside and several pieces of the veal were tough and chewy, difficult to cut with a knife. We expected more, especially given the expensive prices. In fairness, I think we were comparing both the price and food quality to several osteriaâs in the area that had a much better price to quality ratio.
2. La Corte Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
On the border between Langhe and Monferrato, La Corte Restaurant welcomes its guests with a yummy la carte menu with season proposals and a local and international wine list, in a charming historical building dating back to the XVIII Century. Surrounded b
Reviewed By Dutchmm
I really enjoyed my lunch here - and to respond to earlier reviews, my only moment of portion envy came when my wife's carne cruda was more generous than my sfogliatina - a kind of millefeuille served with melted cheese. The ragu di salsiccia on my taglionini was the best I have had in Piemonte, and the sorbet wading in calvados was a perfect conclusion to lunch.We were initially annoyed that the restaurant's website menu was out of date. We had chosen it because it was on the AIC list of safe eateries for coeliacs. The current menu had no puddings my wife (in addition to being a coeliac, she is intolerant of lactose, sugar, and starch) could eat. This annoyance was soon assuaged, when the chef volunteered to cook her a pear poached in moscato. It was delicious (I am told). The wines are very reasonably priced, and the 2011 Cala delle Mandrie we (well, mostly I) drank was excellent. At â¬20 twice or three times as good as you would get in a restaurant the other side of the Alps. And â¬78 for 4 courses (me) plus 3 (she) a la carte with wine, water, and service built in is a deal!My crystal ball sees us adding this restaurant to our list of favourite restaurants.
1. Ristorante Vineria La Signora in Rosso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By AllanThomson
We arrived in nizza monferrato from villa nova d'asti and came across this restaurant via the enoteca shop in the centre. Really good shop By the way!!!We turned up at 7.30 and were far from disappointed. The food was lovely ,service was excellent and the wine list fantastic and was not expensive . we had brema 2009 which was superb and would no doubt have cost in excess of £70 back in the ukYou have to visit this unassuming but great restaurant with a really friendly knowledgeable and enthusiastic sommelier
