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Best Mediterranean food near Pretoro, Province of Chieti, Italy
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Pretoro including Ristorante il Vignale, Ristorante Brancaleone, Borgo Nuovo, La Vineria di Salnitro, La Grotta dei Raselli, Villa Maiella, Ristorante Garden, Ristorante Casa D'angelo, Agriturismo Tholos, La Neviera
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10. La Neviera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By Flaviaetta
La Neviera was recommended to us by a friend and restauranteur. We had high expectations but could not have imagined the culinary spectacular we enjoyed. Located just off the piazza it is a little tricky to locate but well worth the effort.Beautifully appointed, lavishly designed for a truly opulent dining experience. I'd say we are definitely "foodies", we've dined in some of the worlds finest - La Neviera had set the bar at a whole new level!!Giulia is an "artista" in cucina. Each meal lovingly prepared with the finest ingredients. Balanced with flavour, texture and complexity.Masimiliano her partner takes service to new heights. The menu is spoken explained carefully and your choice committed to memory.Each meal appears with pride and is served with care.Complimentary Aperitivi on arrival, a selection of freshly baked breads.An array of choices prepared from locally sourced ingredients of the highest quality. The wine list is comprehensive and here too great care is given to service and respecting the product.Our Masolini Barolo riservata was expertly decanted and served. We simply did not want the evening to end and only wish we could be closer so as to visit more often. Auguri Giulia e Masimiliano- un ristorante stupenda!! Grazie a voi!!
9. Agriturismo Tholos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By canadianey65
we didnt have a reservation and were lucky they had availability. the menu is the chef's tasting menu so they bring whatever they made that day. you won't be disappointed. everything was incredible...the cheese, the bread, the salumi's, the pasta and on and on. incredible meal and excellent value. the location is very unique and the tholos is a great attraction.
8. Ristorante Casa D'angelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
made renovating an old house where the family were treated every detail: from the dining room divided into small rooms with total capacity of only 50 seats, the seating for the evening with the possibility of tasting spirits, chocolate and cigars, the win
Reviewed By zirri
Well, you are back of 50 years! One of the best place I went in Abruzzo. Oners are so kind and professional. You can feel the warm of grandma's home. More appropriate for a family or romantic dinner. I went there with some friends...deliciuos anyway!
7. Ristorante Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
In a sober and elegant atmosphere you can taste the typical dishes of Abruzzo Hither ingredients at 0 km The Garden offers delicious food time to rediscover the authentic flavors of our region at a competitive price
Reviewed By Mary C
We went for lunch from Guardiagrele, on the advice of the proprietor do our B&B. Excellent advice. There were two of us and we had one hot antipasto and one pasta, followed by a main meat course each, with a half-litre of wine and coffee. Food was excellent - honest home cooking with excellent fresh local produce and offered local specialities. It was great to have an antipasto that was not based around salumi and sausage (however good). Restaurant itself is typically utilitarian, but this is a place to go for the food rather than a pretence of "ambience". Food was friendly and unpretentious. We were served happily even though we were the only patrons. Excellent value at Euro 35.
6. Villa Maiella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
Reviewed By shtinky
Four of us had the territorio menu. Tastes of the local specialities of Abruzzo. Start to finish it was excellent. Service top notch. Friendly and not stuffy. We chose our own wines and the waiter steered us to another wine, surprisingly it was less in cost than the one we had chosen. Proof that, to them, it matters more that the wine match your food perfectly than making a profit. And to Reviewer Andrei, who disingenuously said only French food rated Michelin stars, he is a snob and has no palate. He wouldnât know quality food if it hit him in the face.
5. La Grotta dei Raselli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Reviewed By WILKEN W
La Grotta is unique as part of it is inside a small cave. This cave and the ret of the restaurant is beautifully finished off and well decorated and lit. One must mention the toilets as being the best toilets I have every had the good fortune to visit. We, a party of 6, dined the the cave section surrounded by dozens of bottles of wine.The menu was not extensive but covered the main Italian food groups. We did ask about specials and were offered one or two dishes of something off menu. I messed up and ordered steak, I should have been more local. The food everyone had must have been extremely good based on the comments around the table. Plus the wines both red and white we delicious.When our waiter nor the owner, both of whom had limited english, could not answer a question the english speaking chef was called to our table.In conclusion for those of us used to paying city prices for 5 star service you will be pleasantly surprised.If you are ever within 100 kilometres of this restaurant please go.
4. La Vineria di Salnitro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By David B
A great find and completely different to other restaurants in the area. The setting's quirky and original - set into the old walls of pretty village San Martino della Marrucina. Decor's comfortable, romantic and highly original. (You'll see what I mean when you get there). Mellow background music just perfect for the setting.The food is outstanding. An original, modern and delicious twist on standard Italian fare. Red wine risotto; rabbit terrine; signature starter of a salt-baked onion with parmesan; pasta with a sauce made from osso bucco; organic pork fillet with a red wine glaze; a deconstructed cheesecake dessert. No menu - but Padrone Angelo will carefully guide you through the choices for each course. And help with the wine ! Can genuinely recommend La Vineria. Each visit is a new pleasure.
3. Borgo Nuovo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By TexasCece
It is hard not to get the homemade ravioli every time we go here.I get the ravioli pomodoro and my husband gets the ravioli with butter and sage.Good pizza and arrosticini at dinner time. And they also make a great homemade tiramisu in a canning jar.
2. Ristorante Brancaleone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By Michael B
Price, atmosphere, and service were great, making it a great value. we chose a vegetarian ensemble of dishes, It was a plentiful, diverse, delicious and well presented array of food. I am not sure of every night but on our night live musicians played fun and lively traditional style music....for me, I loved it.
1. Ristorante il Vignale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By John H
This is worth visiting. As all good Abruzzesi food, it is seasonal and delicious. This restaurant is one recommended by locals, and it is usually pretty busy. Ravioli, stuffed with pecorino, served with a walnut dressing (autumn), or wild boar cutlets, from a tender young thing......Reasonable prices, friendly, bustling and enjoyable in every respect. Give it a go!
