Top Restaurants in Corinaldo
Top Things to do in Corinaldo
Best Pizza food near Corinaldo, Province of Ancona, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Corinaldo, Province of Ancona, Italy including La Bottega Di Via Cimarelli, Al Casolare, Agriturismo Ricolando, ai 9 Tarocchi, Barocco Ristorantino, Officina, La Palomba, Gusto, Il Castagno, Pizza Tranquilli
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10. Pizza Tranquilli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Irob74
Iâm visiting my family here in the Marche region, I was amazed to find a pizzeria that does home delivery around here which is really rare. The pizza was delicious, super thin, generous topping and great value for money and speedy delivery. I canât wait to place my next order. Highly recommended!!
9. Il Castagno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By jdeetens
Really big restaurant with at least + 100 seats on the terras. Quality of the food is unfortunately not as high as the possible customers...We had the cold antipasta of fish and the ones that ate this were sick the same evening...The pasta portions are extremely big and therefore not tastefull. For us a no go. There are better places in Mondavio on 5 km distance...
8. Gusto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By pietrosY4909ZB
Abbiamo cenato a base di pizza e siamo rimasti pienamente soddisfatti. à disponibile sia la versione con impasto tradizionale che quella con farina di farro. La qualità è eccellente. Giusto per paragonarla a un famoso locale di Milano ho preso quella con Alici e stracciatella, veramente buona però a prezzo dimezzato. Buona anche la scelta delle birre e gentile e simpatico il personale. Prezzi più che onesti. Penso proprio che ritornerò.
7. La Palomba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
You already list this establishment as a hotel, but I believe that more travelers would be interested in it as a restaurant. La Palomba indeed is an albergo, but it is better known as a restorante and pizzeria.
Reviewed By KathrynandTim
Mondavio with it's impressive fortress is a lovely side trip if you're touring the Marche region. La Palomba is a hotel restaurant that I found in Fred Plotkin's culinary guide to Italy and it didn't disappoint. First of all, there were only locals in the place--we were the only foreigners. We started with the house mixed anti-pasto which was very impressive and included the rarely seen component of truffled scrambled eggs which were a joy. Though it was lunch, they fire up the pizza only one day a week (thursday) and so we ordered a couple which were absolutely first rate. We ended with an insalata mista which was one of the best we had on our tour of the region. Highly recommended.
6. Officina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By fredruth
Our group of 11 had a late lunch here. 4 meter long by 35 cms wide THIN crust wood fired oven pizzas. Toppings included eggplant, sausages, artichokes, mushrooms, salami. Also had some really spicy, time fried pieces of cheese mixed with jalapeno pepper. Super good wines too from the local and amazing Santa Barbara winery.
5. Barocco Ristorantino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Nebreg
Along the way through the village you will find this nice ristorantino with extremely friendly owner and good personel! An unpretentious accomodation with excellent quality of pizza's for a very kind price. We really loved it, especially the pleasant service, the merry owner and the delicious pizza's. As a gift 'from the house' we received a tasty limoncello originally from the region
4. ai 9 Tarocchi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By ejpvisser
We had a lovely dinner, outside on the terrace. The owner of our bed&breakfast (il Settimo Borgo) advised us to go. Friendly service, lot of choice, very good taste. We will go back next time we are in Corinaldo.
3. Agriturismo Ricolando
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By PEGGYCOVE
Country house restaurant feeling. Visited this place twice now. First time it was quite good. The service was friendly and although the menu was very limited, the pasta was freshly homemade and tasted authentic as well as all the rest of the food, like mixed grilled meat, and steaks. Wine list selection very tiny. Second visit was a disaster, the menu selection was even smaller than the previous visit, the wine list featured only house wines this time and we had to wait ages for them to take the order and the food was just ok. It wouldn't have been my first choice of restaurant anyway but after my second visit I am almost certain we should not return.
2. Al Casolare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By PEGGYCOVE
Went 1st time for dinner. The owner got caught out by the numerous walk ins that night therefore the service went downhill. We had to get our pizzas from the counter and serve ourselves, my pasta tortellini mushrooms was served without parmesan cheese, 2 pizzas were prepared without the mozzarella cheese which I had to send back, the second bottle of wine I ordered arrived after we nearly finished our meal and they had the audacity to charge me for even the extra tomato we wanted on some of the pizzas??? I had to go back to this restaurant the second time and even though it was better than the first time, I rather doubt about going back again. The owner was particularly apologetic but for us it was not good enough.
1. La Bottega Di Via Cimarelli
Overall Ratings
5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By jordyw666
We took a stroll through this beautiful village on our arrival night, we had done no research into the town or what to expect.We came cross La Bottega Di Via Cimarelli and took a seat in the outdoor courtyard. Our Spoken Italian is limited and the owners English is minimal also, but don't let this turn you away. The menu is amazing!!!We asked for what ever pizza he recommended, accompanied with two glasses of local red wine. What came to our table was nothing but beautiful food and wine. A lovely way to spend the evening under a lit- up umbrella
