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Best Barbecue food near Selva di Altino, Province of Chieti, Italy
Find out what Barbecue restaurants to try in Selva di Altino including CheckMate, La Pecora Matta, Old School Diner
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1. CheckMate
Overall Ratings
5 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By David B
If you like char-grilled steaks, you'll love it here as they're the house speciality. Massive (actually, *too* massive) antipasti selection. Good house wine. Friendly welcome. Exceptionally nice indoor surroundings. Comfortable. Tables not too close together. Massive carpark. But service can creak a bit when it's busy.
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2. La Pecora Matta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 289joannev
We've been here a few times The food has always been tasty,good service and they make the BEST potato chipd Highly recommended for a cheerful and reasonably priced meal.
3. Old School Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Costumaker
The atmosphere in this restaurant is its attraction. It is quite convincingly done up in the style of a 50's diner, down to its plastic Elvis sitting in a chair in the corner with a guitar in his lap and a US license plate on the wall. The food is ok--if I were in America, I would never revisit it after my first visit. However, the lack of variety in menus in this area of Italy makes it a place that introduces a little variety. If you are picky about burgers, the food is not authentic. There is no mustard (very difficult to find in Italy) and the "pickles" are sweet--no dills (impossible to find in Italy). The American Apple Pie is Italian Apple Tort--pie crust is another difficult to find food in Italy. They have a Tex Mex menu, but the selections that we have had from it have been Italian rice and meats in what is a fairly authentic tortilla. Although the food is nothing to rave about, the decor is refreshing, the wait staff is extremely helpful, and if you go in for a change to the monotonous offerings of other restaurants, it's a pleasant change. One nice thing is that they open for dinner at 6 pm, which is more like American hours and is probably earlier than anything else opens within 200 miles of here.
