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Where to eat Italian food in San Casciano in Val di Pesa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in San Casciano in Val di Pesa. San Casciano in Val di Pesa is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Florence in the Italian region Tuscany, located about 15 kilometres (9 mi) southwest of Florence.
Things to do in San Casciano in Val di Pesa
10. Il Gallo Giallo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By emiliob890
Last evening in Florence. Dinner at Gallo Giallo SanCasciano.Lovely setting in restore old Granaio.Fantastic experience again.From the appetizer, try the grill sausage ,very nice saladand gnocchi, tagliere di salumi,main course 1.6 kgFiorentina.Good dessert ,not good selection of wine for thatparticular evening. But altogether great andvery good prices.
9. Cantinetta Del Nonno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 650 reviews
Reviewed By Brian H
Looking for an early evening meal after travelling around the Chianti towns we revisited San Casciano, checking out this place. Not stunningly beautiful inside but if you want a beautiful meal where the locals go, please try this place. I started with soup made from fave beans, wonderful. Then my wife had roast pork and I had penne with a type of meat sauce. I would eat every morsel again. The staff were very friendly and helpful
8. La Tenda Rossa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By D F
This is truly an exceptional find in a small Italian village. The atmosphere is a combination of fine dining and the feeling that you are with family. The hostess/server was wonderful. I knew just enough Italian and she knew just enough English that we were able to order. Chef Maria also visited with us to explain several dishes and to offer alternatives if we did not wish certain ingredients.The experience started when we were seated in the lovely dining room and served a cocktail and a bread soup - yes, it was a soup that tasted like fresh bread with olive oil and herbs. After this, we received our menus and sorted through many options from tasting menus to a la carte items. We chose the tasting menu of local Toscana dishes. One of the courses had liver, of which the hostess was sure to make us aware. She offered to substitute a lovely porcini mushroom salad - it was truly delicious. There were many courses, my favorite was the rabbit. We also had the wine parings. Each wine was from Tuscany and went very well with each dish. The dessert course was very surprising - a gorgonzola gelato with wafers. I enjoyed the salty/sweet/cheesy taste while my husband opted for the peach gelato version. The meal was about 125 Euros per person with the wine pairings and well worth it. This experience is for those willing to spend time over a meal - at least two hours or more - and those willing to try something different. Remember that these are local specialties, not something we are used to getting in the States. Overall this was a wonderful surprise and excellent representation of the area cuisine.
7. Trattoria Da Bule
Overall Ratings
4 based on 733 reviews
Reviewed By Skinboy
If you like authentic local food and local ambience, you will not go wrong with this place.Super friendly and helpful staff whose English was plenty good enough to take the time to explain the whole menu and recommend local wine.Went with my wife and 20 something kids and we all agreed the place was an absolute stealWe were stating the other side of San Casciano and the drive seemed a bit further than I thought it would be but well worth the driveLovely
6. Ristorante Nello
Overall Ratings
4 based on 624 reviews
Reviewed By demelopr
Just enjoyed our best meal in 10 days. Wonderful atmosphere, excellent service and the food was phenomenal. This little town is a hidden gem and Ristorante Nello is fitting.
5. A Casa Mia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By Inkygirl
My husband and I visited with our extended family (a dozen people); several of us had visited before, years ago. Food is excellent, customer service is friendly and welcoming. There are not many tables, so be sure to make reservations! Casual, homey atmosphere. Be warned that dinner may take a while during very busy periods. It took three hours from arrival to when our first courses were served (after appetizers), and they accidentally forgot my order â by the time it arrived, the rest of the family had finished eating. BUT the food is worth the wait!
4. Villa Machiavelli Ristorante Albergaccio dal 1450
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1092 reviews
An attentive and careful restoration work has transformed the village into an elegant restaurant with great attention to detail. With Florentine hospitality and thanks to the kitchen chef driven directly by Libero and sons Lorenzo and Matteo, the Albergac
Reviewed By FontanaBananas
Our tour group had a cooking class, wine tasting & lunch here. Fantastico! Chefs Liberio, Olga & Elisabetta were amazing, so helpful and knowledgeable. Our group luncheon where our creations were served was belissima. Tons of fun under the Tuscan sun in the Chianti region.Thank you so much!
3. Cinque di Vino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1546 reviews
Our day off is monday . we are open at lunch on Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 until 14 oclock pm at dinner from tuesday until sunday from 7.15pm until 10oclockpm
Reviewed By Pugsitter
Good atmosphere, fine starters and wine, pasta for the vegetarians and a standing rib roast that almost converted those party-poopers to the carniverous life. Marco and his staff speak impeccable English and advise the guests about what size standing rib roast is right. Then the meat comes to the table, perfectly seasoned and grilledn on a litle brazier to keep it warm. This is the authentic bistecca alla fiorentina, not the nonsense in silly portions that the tourists have. Make sure to leave a little room for the sides (you order them separately) and lots for the desert.Many many thanks for yr beautiful review!Marco and Silvia
2. Ristorante Borgo Divino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
A belief of Borgo Divino Restaurant is the promotion of authentic, traditional dishes, with respect to the land, of its seasons and the "divine" times of nature. Borgo Divino Restaurant is the ideal place for lunches, dinners and "aperitivi" next to the p
Reviewed By Yago A
I really liked the pace! I am from Spain and l went there for a couple of days with my girl friend! The room and food where fantactic! Management was very proffesional and polite and l really enjoyed the pool and hot tub with those beautiful views!Amazing weekend!Dear Mr. Yago,Thank you very much for sharing with us your satisfaction about your weekend. We are pleased that you appreciated the restaurant too.Best regards
1. Ristorante Lâ Acciaiolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Ugo_Wollas
All'interno del complesso del castello l'acciaiolo, dispone di due sale e di tavoli all'esterno. Raffinato senza essere lezioso, ottima soluzione per un pranzo di lavoro Ottimi gli antipasti, in particolare il tortino di melanzane. Buona scelta di vini Servizio rapido
The 10 Best Things to Do in San Casciano in Val di Pesa, Italy
