Top Restaurants in Amandola
Top Things to do in Amandola
Most Popular Wine Bar food in Amandola, Province of Fermo, Italy
Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Amandola including Decantautore, Le Segrete di Palazzo Urbani, enoteca la grotta
Things to do in Amandola
1. Decantautore
Overall Ratings
5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle H
Lovely location to stop for a glass of wine or fresh juice and a plate of cold cuts and cheese. Friendly family run business. So helpful and kind. Speaks of the town in general. Very warm and welcoming community.
2. Le Segrete di Palazzo Urbani
The magic of the past meets a contemporary atmosphere in a perfect mix of ambient and new flavors.
Reviewed By gloriabella
This newly opened wine bar in the picturesque village of Monte San Martino is sophisticated and welcoming. The staff are knowledgeable about the many local wines and happy to make recommendations based on your tastes. The light food menu complements the wine and is by local producers. Its an ideal place to sit outside in the piazza and watch the world go by. Inside the decor is modern and tasteful while the building itself is historic and characterful with interesting features. A must visit if you are in the area.
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3. enoteca la grotta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Marina W
Discovered this gem of a place this summer hidden away in the old centro of Penna San Giovanni. Only open in the summer holiday months they sell delicious local top quality wines and light food in the form of fantastic cheeses, hams and salamis all made by local small producers served with interesting breads plus delicious cakes and tarts for dolci. Quite a different experience from some of the local restaurants where quantity can sometimes triumph over quality - its a great place to take people who consider themselves 'foodies' and the charming owner and his lovely staff are happy to explain all about the wines and produce. (it does help to speak some Italian) The wine is also available to take home and some of them are absolutely stunning, often organic and I suspect unlikely to be found outside this area as made by small producers. Its also wonderfully cool in there, bliss on a baking hot August evening, I think it. usually opens around 6pm in the evening. Highly recommended, I wish we didn't have to wait until next summer to go back.
