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Where to eat Barbecue food in Castiadas: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Barbecue restaurants to try in Castiadas including Yumbeer, Agriturismo la Sorgente, Agriturismo Gli Ulivi, Araxi E Mari - Ristorante Tipico, Yumbeer, Galika, Sa Bingia, B-Steak - Braceria Street Food, Agriturismo Cesaro, Yumbeer
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10. Yumbeer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Kaye P
It was my first time in Sardinia and I came here with my family. I tried something new to me but very popular over there (a horse meat burger!) And it was absolutly amazing! The food was very fresh and everyone working there was so welcoming.If you are ever in the area I highly recommend Yumbeer, I will definitely go there again when I next visit Sardinia.
9. Agriturismo Cesaro
Reviewed By nessuno2014
Cena meravigliosa...siamo capitati per caso in questo agriturismo grazie all'ospitalità dei titolari.Ci hanno riservato una cena completa con antipasti primi secondi e dolci....tutto fantastico.Abbiamo cambiato location ogni giorno della ns vacanza ma nessuno si è nemmeno avvicinato alla cucina e all'accoglienza di Claudio e consorte. Complimenti veramente e grazie ancora per averci ospitato.
8. B-Steak - Braceria Street Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 709 reviews
The first and only true steakhouse Low Cost Flights to Villasimius's oven! ALL INCLUSIVE set menus without any surprise at the time to pay the bill, you already know how much you will pay as orders while the commands directly prepare you! Try it at least
Reviewed By Cheungster
We fancied something a bit different so came here based on TA's reviews. The beef was lovely. The portions are big. It was nice change to pizza and pasta. Enjoyable meal.
7. Sa Bingia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1299 reviews
Reviewed By SCSLondon
We walked here from the other side of town, but it was just as well that we arrived with a huge appetite. We booked for dinner and were shown to a table promptly on arrival and already it was busy with couples and big family tables. Straight away we were brought water, wine, bread and olives. First came a nice selection of meat and cheese with very deicious flavoured breads, plus kidney and olives in a rich sauce. Then there were three types of pasta, one with fennel and sausage, and two kinds of ravioli. All tasted good. Next was a plate of raw veg, the radishes were the hottest we'd ever had. After that a big piece of delicious, well-cooked roast pork. Then watermelon followed by feather light pastries drizzled in honey Wow, what a feast. It was finished off with espresso and a mirto. The service thoughout was very efficient and our wine was topped up without fuss. We were impressed by the generosity of the meal but a bit concerend by the waste as we saw lots of half-eaten dishes going back. We wondered if it would be better to give smaller portions but offer to top-up on request? We really enjoyed our meal and it was unbelievable value at 34 euros a head. Highly recommended!
6. Galika
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Galika is a club restaurant situated in a wonderful location dipped into the mediterranean vegetation,far few kilometers from the splendid beaches of Villasimius. excellent grilled meats are available from our carefully selected meat treated by a great ch
Reviewed By EllyL
Having read the reviews here, and deciding to visit the restaurants that were high in the list, we visited "Galika" in early September 2011. We weren't disappointed. It takes a while to find it, but not that long, maybe 10 minutes' drive from the Simius Beach, and the restaurant is in the caseifici (the cheese production) area, which we found a good omen :) We were there on a Friday night, when the restaurant advertises "serata Sarda", a Sardinian evening. We expected maybe more of the entertainment to be Sardo/Sardinian, but in effect, it could have been any night; pop music (slightly loud) from the radio, the restaurant is modern and well decorated, and it doesn't offer typical Sardinian "feel".But the food justifies that, as it is highly Sardinian! We went for two different menus: menu sardo (28 â¬, water and wine included) and menu Goloso (fish menu (30 â¬, aperitif and one glass of Vermentino included). In fact, I wanted to try the Menu del pescatore (28 â¬; fisherman's menu), but the waitress was told in the kitchen that, with the day in question being Friday, they could not do it, but offered as an alternative the other fish menu - Menu Goloso. The Menu Goloso has 2 choices for antipasti, 2 choices for 1st course and 2 choices for 2nd course, and tiramisu for dessert. At first, the house offer of antipasto arrives to the table- calamaretti fritti and a glass of prosecco wine. I honestly wasn't impressed; it was like the rest from the calamari frying pan was being transfered to my plate. The antipasto chosen was tartara di salmone (with orange sauce) and a glass of prosecco wine. The taste was... bland. Nicely served, though (all fish menu meals were served very nicely!). Not recommended. For the second course, I wanted the risotto from the offer on the menu, but I was informed that I can't order it because they must have at least 2 orders in the restaurant of the entire Menu goloso to be able to prepare the risotto. I asked if they could prepare two risotto portions, and as we were 3 persons, the 3rd person (who didn't opt for the menus) could have the risotto for their first course (and be paid extra, no problem), and still they said no. So I was really left with no option, but to order the linguini con moscardini e pomodorini alla mazzarese - and with that I was served a glass of Vermentino di Cagliari. Vote: OK. The second course was sogliola con pure di patate e carote - I was served two tiny pieces of fish with potato puree and two tiny pieces of fish with carrots puree. The taste was excellent, but it was the size of a snack, not a meal. The tiramisu dessert was very good. So, for the fish menu called Menu Goloso - I would recommend to skip it, as it is a pretentious "high cuisine" style of the menu, and it honestly doesn't justify the value for money.Now, as for the Menu Sardo (28 â¬) - I would highly recommend it! As antipasto, you are served a huge portion of prosciutto, lardo, spicy sausage, fresh type of sausage (not spicy), something like bresaola, pecorino sardo cheese, a glass of honey, served on the pane carasau background. All excellent (and 3 can eat that, a huge portion!), apart from pane carasau, which was not fresh. The 1st course sardinian meal: cullurgiones alla menta e malloredus al ragu - fanastic! One is mild due to the mint, the ragu in the other pasta is spicy, a great combination! 2nd course sardinian meal: porceddu with potatoes from the oven - very, very good. Accompanied with a glass of Cannonau wine included in the menu. The desert: seadas - average to bad: covered in honey, then sugar, with lemon in the cheese filling - the taste was undefined, so I wouldn't recommend it at all. So, I would say that the Menu Sardo (appearantly you can have it any evening, not just on Friday) REALLY justifies the value for money! The third person had bruschetta with tuna, onions and mozzarella cheese (5,50 â¬), and it was excellent! The bread is dripped over with olive oil just the right amont, it is baked just right, and the other ingredients are so fresh. They actually have a bruschette menu, and if we were still there, we would definitively come back to try them all! (We actually saw people who came in just to have a bruschetta and Aperol!).For the 3rd dessert, we chose Mousse al cioccolato bianco - in my book, it is slightly not foamy enough to be justified the name, but if you consider it a white chocolate cream, it is perfect. Dripped with dark chocolate sauce (not sugary, which made for an excellent balance) - it was really good (5 â¬). Mirto sardo (the red one) for digestive - I didn't quite like it, although I usually do, so... We had extra wine and water ordered which didn't appear on the bill; we weren't charged coperto (couvert), either. 80 ⬠for all (tip included): overall, value for money = really good.Especially if you choose the Sardinian (meat) menu!!! Service was excellent, really fast and efficient, and we felt that they took good care of their guests. Bathrooms are very clean, and the whole restaurant is really nicely decorated.
5. Yumbeer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Kaye P
It was my first time in Sardinia and I came here with my family. I tried something new to me but very popular over there (a horse meat burger!) And it was absolutly amazing! The food was very fresh and everyone working there was so welcoming.If you are ever in the area I highly recommend Yumbeer, I will definitely go there again when I next visit Sardinia.
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4. Araxi E Mari - Ristorante Tipico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 551 reviews
Reviewed By Hisimp
Lovely authentic restaurant just off the beaten track. Phone ahead or call in to reserve your pork as you can't just turn up. Loved the huge sea food starter. My 9-year old really enjoyed his spaghetti. The service is not fast, but that adds to the relaxed nature of this place. One of our most favourite meals of the whole holiday.
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3. Agriturismo Gli Ulivi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By 654ankaj
After reserving the dinner for 6 people and 2 baby-strollers, we ended up dealing with highly rude stuff, being pissed off with us that the place reserved had no physical place for strollers. Then they tried to persuade us that we never made a reservation even though there was a free table for 6 people on our surname?!?!? After ignoring their obvious rudeness and bad education, and kindly waiting for another table, the old lady (supposed owner) stood up, SCREAMING at us, embarrassing us in front of the full restaurant, even having the dignity to lecture us on how we should behave and when we should eat when with babies! She even pushed one of us, starting to be aggressive. Should I repeat, always screaming. I can understand everything, but being rude and impolite for no reason, or at least, not our mistake, I can not. Horrible! Wouldn't go there even if they would offer free food for life! Sad people!
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2. Agriturismo la Sorgente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 620 reviews
Reviewed By shantifairy
Very nice place and easy to find.The big room where the dinner is served is very spacious and nicely put, everyone is extremely kind.Is advisable to book in advance and let them know if you have any special diet requirement.As a Vegetarian I found this place rather nice apart from the fact that they served the ravioli with the same sauce they cooked the sausage in (for the gnocchetti pasta), the taste of meat was strong at first bite but you can then ask to bring it without the sauce and you should be good to go.Many different dishes, a couple of starters and a couple of first courses.Portions are generous, but we did not get a dessert, very unusual.Drink as much as you want is also a plus if you are a big drinker.The pasta is homemade and really nice!Kind Edif, thank you for the review, I would like to point out that all the special menus (vegan and celiac vegetarians) are cooked while being careful not to "contaminate" dishes with ingredients that go against your ethics. So it is impossible to have served the ravioli with tomato sauce and sausages, also because the ravioli serve him with simple tomato sauce, malloreddus to the sausages were taken to his wife,Thank you very much Michael.See you next time
Top 10 Sardinian food in Castiadas, Province of Cagliari, Italy
1. Yumbeer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Kaye P
It was my first time in Sardinia and I came here with my family. I tried something new to me but very popular over there (a horse meat burger!) And it was absolutly amazing! The food was very fresh and everyone working there was so welcoming.If you are ever in the area I highly recommend Yumbeer, I will definitely go there again when I next visit Sardinia.
