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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Teggiano, Province of Salerno, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Teggiano, Province of Salerno, Italy including Officina 83, Osteria Il Buon Gusto, Agriturismo Macchiapiede, RISTORANTE MAGIC, LiLo LiberoLocale, Locanda San Cipriano, Boccon Divino, La Cimmaruca, Zahir, Pizz E Maccarun
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10. Pizz E Maccarun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By primapenso
4 pizze e 4 dolci nella norma ma niente di che , come voto siamo sul 6 ..locale nuovo e pulito e lo staff è giovane e preparato e gentile e si nota che fanno di tutto per piacere e assecondare i clienti ma manca quel tocco in più allâ insieme nonostante il clima sia gradevole ! Peccato che la zona non è il massimo , siamo davanti a una statale con ampio parcheggio ma con odore di stallatico derivante forse da qualche fattoria con mucche nelle vicinanze Però dai tutto sommato ci tornerei
9. Zahir
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By ralbrecht2018
We went there once on the recommendation of a lady from a local store. We loved the food, atmosphere and the attention and returned several times during our stay in nearby Teggiano.
8. La Cimmaruca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By DJC7
We stayed at the La Marchesina Hotel and this was the restaurant attached. Of course the hotel said they were the only restaurant in town - we now know differently. Food was adequate but not good. Our wine was poor, meat tough. We were the only patrons eating but the following day we saw a tour bus arrive. The staff is very friendly.
7. Boccon Divino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Isleman1969
This is definitely one of the best pizza I had . Crisp and crunchy edge and the dough including the topping was not more than 3 mm thick . They used a wood oven and the taste was divine. All 6 of us agreed that pizza was top quality . We all shared slices between us and we could not agree which was the winner despite different toppings from mushrooms only to seafood ,chicken or salami.Can't wait to go again sometime in the future :-)
6. Locanda San Cipriano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 635 reviews
Reviewed By dkrobinson09
This is, without doubt, the best meal we have eaten in Italy and I am only sorry it has taken me so long to write this review. We stopped off here on our return journey from Calabria to Rome last summer and were so pleased we found this place. The owners, Antoni and his wife, were so welcoming. He spoke to us at length about the menu and the influences on his food, having lived in the UK he could also speak English which meant we got to know so much more about the way they source and create their food. They made amazing looking pizza and many of the locals were choosing these but my husband chose the T-bone steak and I had a vegetarian pasta dish which was amazing. The steak too was delicious and there were touches of their time in the UK on the menu which enhanced the experience. It's a rustic kind of place but with high quality ingredients and a real focus on local produce, Antoni told us all about the food they grow themselves as well as where he sources other ingredients. To add to the experience he also took us on a tour of the property and to see the balsamic vinegar being aged in oak barrels; we had this on a salad and it was sensational. We are clinging on to the last drips that we bought from him. The wine was home made and delicious. It was a fantastic way to end our holiday and we were only sorry not to be spending more time in the area so that we could have eaten there again. I really hope their family have continued success at this place, they definitely deserve it. We're contemplating a return journey just to eat there! We even got tips on local tourist attractions which we would never have known about and an invite to come back the next day to watch the bread making process! Finally, we followed this place on Sat nav which wasn't great, it's easily accessible on the road which leads up from the motorway to the old town but far better to ask a local even with our very limited Italian.
5. LiLo LiberoLocale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
In the heart of Sala Consilina (SA), in the Diano Valley, LiLo is the meeting place for local traditions, food and beer in an environment where every item tells a story. Large outdoor area, live music, art and crafts.
Reviewed By jugheadx3000
This place is unique in the region, in fact I have found few places in New York City that provide the such a balance of art, food, beer and even a glass of wine should you choose. You can just choose from a large assortment of craft beers and enjoy the spacious artistic and unique décor, but then you would be missing out on some great food that is designed and prepared with great care and quality. The people serving in the restaurant, like almost all of the people in Sala Consilina, are warm and welcoming. They also speak perfect English and will make you feel at home wherever you are from. Finally, free wifi is available and I was comfortable just plugging in and surfing the net while enjoying a drink, some snacks and some good conversation.
4. RISTORANTE MAGIC
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Elena E
Very professional service and tasty food. Pasta with seafood and beef fillet. Good pistachio dissert. 58 euro for 2 people with wine. Good wine recommendation.
3. Agriturismo Macchiapiede
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Forse cercavi: L'idea della Agriturismo Macchiapiede e nata dal connubio di idee dei componenti della famiglia Vespoli, che si e posta l'obiettivo di mettere insieme gli antichi sapori contadini di una volta e la genuina ospitalita della campagna. L'Agrit
Reviewed By malb465
One of the best meals during my recent visit to the region. Friendly and attentive service and genuine cooking. Delicious antipasto of fried eggplant "meatballs". Excellent homemade pappardelle pasta with basil, pine nuts and herbs. Fantastic homemade pasta with sausage ragu'. Homemade liquors rounded out a highly recommended meal. Located off of a main road, don't be put off by the location. The food is fantastic and very reasonably priced.
Most Popular Italian food in Teggiano, Province of Salerno, Italy
2. Osteria Il Buon Gusto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By teggiano
If you are visiting Teggiano you must visit this place. Loredana and Antonio, the owner of this family style restaurant, will make you feel at home. Try freshly made pasta by Loredana's mom. Excellent ravioli, lasagna or the infamous lagane ai ceci. The pasta portions are abundant and the food is authentic for this region. If you are still hungry try the cotoletta Milanese or bistecca di maiale with fries or a green salad. Finish your meal with un amaro. Price $ 20 or less. Can't beat this deal.
Where to eat International food in Teggiano: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Officina 83
Overall Ratings
5 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By jugheadx3000
This Restaraunt has everything, great wines, unique beers, Italian style food, or savory, perfectly prepared, American food like burgers, steaks and fajitas. All wrapped in a casual yet exquisite décor reminiscent of a Hard Rock.I cannot imagine how much work went into setting up this restaurant, from the Harley parked in the middle of the restaurants, to the authentic 1950's American style seating everything is in its place to produce a cool, edgy feel. You might forget that you are in southern Italy until they bring out the outstanding food. Not your usual pasta and pesce, here you can get meats prepared in a special way that you will not easily find in America. I ordered this fantastic steak dish, with some unique preparation and flavor. Now if you are just in the mood for a beer and a burger, or a shot of JD, rest assured you can get a burger and fries that is better than most of what I generally can find in the NY area burger places. Finally they were also able to serve up a great plate of broccoli.Do not expect to speak too much english in this restaurant, this is a true local place, and while you may feel a bit out of place if you don't speak Italian (my italian is rudimentary at best) , this is normal for the area, and as always in Sala Consilina, everyone is inviting, kind and helpful. Just a 10 minute walk from Piazza Umberto and the center of town. The walk is well worth the experience and you will need to walk off all the great food and drink! Thank you Marco for some great food and experience!
