Location: Corato
Top Restaurants in Corato
Top Things to do in Corato
- 1. Centro Storico Corato
- 2. Cattedrale di Ruvo di Puglia
- 3. Museo del Confetto Mucci Giovanni
- 4. Cattedrale di Trani
- 5. Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
- 6. Cathedral San Pietro
- 7. Chiesa di San Vito
- 8. Palazzo Jatta
- 9. Mosaici pavimentali della Cattedrale di San Nicola Pellegrino
- 10. Chiesa di Santa Maria Greca
Best Italian food near Corato, Province of Bari, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Corato, Province of Bari, Italy. Corato is a town and comune in Italy. It is located in the Bari province of the Apulian region, in southeastern Italy. Founded by the Normans, it became subject to Alfonso V, king of Aragon, at the end of the 15th century, and later to the Carafa family. The chief feature of the old town centre, which is surrounded by modern buildings, is the Romanesque church. It is a twin city of Grenoble, France, where many Coratini immigrated during the 20th century.
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10. Agriturismo Zia Tina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By Giorgio_Mancino
I had the pleasure to spend the Easter Monday at Agriturismo Zia Tina with my friends. We were 18 people and 3 kids. The food is great, the service itâs smooth and waiters are really kind and helpful. We had one gluten free meal, one dairy free and one vegetarian, the staff was really careful in delivering the food free-from, explaining every single dish. We were a mix of international people and the staff spoke a very good English I didnât have to translate anything to my international friends.I highly recommend this place for the quality of food, for the quality of service and for all the extra activities you can do being there.Thank you Agriturismo Zia Tina, it was a great day and you made it special.
9. Il Chiodo Fisso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By charlie m
We had dinner here on our first night in Corato and the pizzas were fantastic.....they melt in your mouth. The restaurant was nicely decorated....
8. Le Coq
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Lcrleo
Having gone here for years, I felt it was worth writing a review about. The menu is varied and has something for everyone!The owner knew us and have is free starters and found us a table in an already crowded restaurant.We had the focaccia free then we also had rolls of melted mozzarella and speck along with oven baked rosemary potatoes (really yummy).Next we had a pizza each;Al crudo-tomato base with mozzarella and procutto crudoAl pesto-a White pizza with pesto and mozzarella La Contessa-a White pizza base with shredded mozzarella in cream with sun dried tomatoes and fresh tomatoes They were light, thin and packed full of toppings- perfect!I definitely recommend coming here as it's very good service and the food is brought out quickly!
7. Ostaria Povero Pesce
Overall Ratings
4 based on 549 reviews
Reviewed By AntonioUL
I have been really happy with the dinner I have had at this restaurant.I am from puglia and I was in Puglia for a week with an irish friend. We have tried many restaurants in this week, most of them good enough but but not yet as good as some of the best restaurants in puglia can be some times.Luckily we then decided to visit Il povero pesce, after having seen some good reviews on tripadvisor.We have had first the appetizers, which were:bruschette, pepata di cozze (mussels), prawns cocktail, parmigiana with pesto, graten anchovies, a small cake made of cheese, and 4 mantis prawns.We then chose to have one sea bass each, grilled. They were very big.And at the end we had cake, I had a cheesecake and my friend had a ricotta cake.Absolutely everything we have had was of superb quality. This food, plus bread, half a litre of wine, mineral water and limoncello came as 40 euros (20 euros each!).We decided to leave a generous tip because the price was absolutely ridiculous given the quantity and quality of the food we have eaten.The restaurant is also quite nice, we were seating in a small piazza in the old town centre. The waiters were very friendly and also, seen that my friend didn't speak any italian, they explained all the dishes in perfect english, which was really helpful.
6. Quattro Passi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By O9448SYfabiop
Location carina e pizze particolari e buone. Tuttavia, il servizio sarebbe da riguardare: prenotiamo in 6, apparecchiano per 5 tralasciando la bambina. Una volta ordinato, ci aspettiamo che venga portato anche per lei quanto occorre ed invece nulla, arriva prima la portata e poi posata e bicchiere. Cameriera sollecitata ancora una volta per portare un tovagliolo. Inesperienza o distrazione del personale anche nella gestione dei dessert, che non riportati nel menu, vengono elencati dalla cameriera la quale nella descrizione dello "yogurt con cioccolato e biscotto sbriciolato" omette di accennare alla presenza di chicci di melograno e frutti di bosco, a cui potrei essere allergico o che semplicemente potrebbero non piacere. Ed infatti yogurt, presentato anche bene, lasciato a metà . Cheesecake invece buona. Tralasciando il personale, come detto, la pizza risulta buona come anche le varianti proposte peccato però non esserci in settimana quelli che vengono definiti come "impasti alternativi". Pochi, tuttavia, gli antipasti ed i secondi. Primi neanche trascritti sul menù poiché soggetti a stagionalità . Di conseguenza dovrei chiedere cosa preparano in quel periodo a rischio di ritrovarmi ancora con qualche omissione negli ingredienti presenti. Menu pertanto da rivedere così come anche il personale.
5. Il Forno di Tiuccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By howardd639
We went on the recommendation of our hotel on a wet Wednesday evening in September. The map on TripAdvisor was wrong, and once we found it you have to ring the doorbell as the door is locked. The restaurant is in a series of small beautifully restored rooms, and there is no menu, so a good understanding of restaurant Italian is vital, especially if you have any dietary requirements. The food is mainly fish but you can ask for meat, and is made up of local dishes.The house wine was delicious, and we had 4 small but excellent courses - we couldn't make dessert! Including 2 quarter litres of wine and coffee the bill was only 60 euros!! We speculated on 100+ before the bill arrived.Thoroughly recommended if you're in Corato.
4. Sevent In
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa J
We stopped in for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. Located on the main street - active but still small town feel. Very nice contemporary interior or outside seating. Very pleasant staff and quite welcoming. Nice lunch - portions we ample, local cuisine and with creativity.Thank you very much for your nice review, we do not know if you were here just passing through or you came to visit some relatives, but in any case we will glad to see you again.
3. Agriturismo Posta Mangieri
Overall Ratings
5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By ellen10128
Fabulous! Splendid food, nice staff, very nice and clean place, very reasonable price.A pearl in the middle of nowhere!
2. La Polpetteria Apulian Street Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Marilda C
This place is a little gem! The restaurant is very small and cosy, out of the touristic routes and unique! The service is just amazing, the chef will find some time to introduce each dish with passion and poetry. We tried basically all their meatballs and veggieballs ("menu degustazione" is highly recommended, so you can have a bite of all) and they were all delicious, genuine and fresh ingredients combined with creativity and a look back to the traditional food. Very reasonable prices. Before or after eating here, the neighboring "Castel del Monte" is a must! a place full of magic!
1. Gusto cafe & stuzzicherie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Priscillapitstop
Super place to catch up with pals over a glass of red or an Aperol spritz. Cheery staff, ready to help in any way, serving a wide selection of nibbles or hot snacks. Apparently the lunches are great too, need to give them a try.
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