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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Terni, Province of Terni, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Terni, Province of Terni, Italy. Terni ([ˈtɛrni] listen (help·info); Latin: Interamna Nahars) is a city in the southern portion of the Region of Umbria in central Italy. The city is the capital of the province of Terni, located in the plain of the Nera river. It is 104 kilometres (65 miles) northeast of Rome.
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10. La Locanda del Poggio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 533 reviews
Reviewed By David H
We arrived after dark, and Letizia came from the restaurant to help us find our way. We had an incredible meal! We are vegetarian, and they prepared us an unbelievable soup which just led to the most amazing dinner. Breakfast was impeccable, more than we could eat (although we tried our best!)Our only complaint was that we only had one night there.
9. La Magia del Lago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By sschippa1
THIS is the best restaurant in Piediluco with terrific view over the lake.The food is fresh, with really interesting flavours and loads of lovely touches. The restaurant is not big, so you need to book, but no one makes you feel rushed as they are not going for maximum sittings in an evening. The owner's enthusiasm and knowledge are a joy to share I have not had one bad dish, all are also a good size, but the food is so tasty that you find yourself creating space for dessert.Grazie!!!
8. Nascostoposto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Per il servizio del pranzo è previsto il solo menù Pizza Napoletana Per il servizio della cena è previsto il solo menù alla carta
Reviewed By Attarico
Elegant restaurant in a beautiful spot of Terni. The menu was a smart interpretation of the local product with an innovative touch. The desserts were amazing. The wine list was small but well designed with a minimal mark-up
7. Trattoria Lu Frigu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By RMKisby
Quite simly this was one of the best meals of our holiday, if not THE best. Gianni was a fantastic hot and couldn't do enough to make us happy - paying loads of attention to our little boy. This is local Umbrian food at it's best - we went twice and food included - Proper prosciutto as a starter, pasta was light (Ciriole Ternana, Gnocchi with ragu), carpaccio-style beef (thicker sliced) with rocket, balsamic and cheese, home made pork sausages with grapes (I think teh best sausage I've ever had) and chicken with cured ham and asparagus. Wine was good and traditional cherries were offered for afters. Gianni also gave us eggs with truffle and an Italian sponge desert with licquer om the house.The food wasn't the cheapest but wasn't expensve either and the quality made it good value for money.I took my dad here - he is notoriously fussy - and he is coming back with friends. We can't wait to go back when we return!
6. Trattoria Peppe Scappa
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4 based on 845 reviews
Reviewed By SarahG1770
Wonderful lunch. Very friendly staff, especially with our very limited Italian! Food absolutely wonderful. They did pasta with tomato sauce for the kids, no problem. Grilled trout was brilliant and tagliata ( grilled steak with rocket salad) was exceptional. Very reasonable with lovely wine. We have had many great meals in Italy but this has to be one of the best - if not THE best. Oh .... And the views are stunning too!!! My 9 year old son said this is the best restaurant he has ever been to and he has travelled a lot( praise indeed!)
5. Oste della Mal'ora
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4 based on 417 reviews
Reviewed By Richardsonc
If you're looking for simple Italian cooking - this is a great option in TerniHand written menu, great local cheeses and meats, varieties of pasta, gnocchi all explained by the waiter in terms of where they're from in Italy, the recipes behind them etc.Great, simple food with friendly service...
4. L'Antico Borgo
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4 based on 610 reviews
Reviewed By Jcraigh
Umbria is lovely green quiet and landlocked. The latter fact means to have fresh fish you have to cook at home or go to Lazio, Marche or Tuscany. In Umbria, you will find meat, pasta and if you are lucky, something green. Most people do not learn to swim or eat fish.Every rule has an exception - L'Antico Borgo has excellently executed fresh fish and seafood done by a Sicilian chef who should be given some sort of Medal by the Province so that he stays forever. In a kind of obscure village between Terni and the Cascata, the restaurant is unassuming but pleasant. The modest space belies the excellent cuisine. We had the Insalata Fruta de Mare, which was both generous and fresh (exceptionally tender calamari and pulpo) and sublty seasoned. For main courses, we had the Tonno Tagliata- which was sushi quality tuna steak cooked on the outside and but preserved rare with and Spigola alla Griglia, a large portion grilled so to achieve the scoring and firmness without overcooking the delicate flesh.Complementing the excellent fish was a wine list that picked up a large number of great Sicilian wines that you hardly see outside of - well - Sicily. We had the bio-dynamic Vivero Sasitere Etna- a perfect citrus wine for the cuisine, light and wide awake. All this splendor for the cost of a run of the mill grill restaurant.In toto, it is as good as renowned (starred) places in Central Rome that cost twice as much. Now, I can save myself a drive and stay in Umbria for a regular appointment with the sea.The highlight is the fish
3. Crunch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 625 reviews
Reviewed By 153valeriez
Anyone visiting Terni should experience dining at Crunch. The menu is exciting and innovative featuring flavor combinations so unusual you will be surprised with every mouthful. Who would put tiny sweet meringues with lamb? It really worked. The service is super helpful with full explanations of all the offerings.We loved this place and will definitely return.
2. Umami
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4 based on 552 reviews
Reviewed By cedricc921
Food is really great: creative, upper-quality local and seasonal ingredients, and nice local beers (we tried the Kubu). Place is beautifully arranged, and staff are very friendly to explain all the dishes and their origin. Ask for the meaning of "umami" to learn a nice little story.Many Thanks
1. La Loggia dei Priori
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4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By flinstonemama
Pleasantly surprised by our experience. Had the pork loin stuffed with truffles & cheese. Very delicious.Chairs were uncomfortable but the food made up for it.Would definitely recommend this place.
