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Province of Rome, Italy Food Guide: 10 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tolfa
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Tolfa, Province of Rome, Italy including Ristorante Elios da Antonio, Tribe, TRATTORIA PIZZERIA DA MARIA, Pizzeria Dall'Adriana, Lo Zafferano, Ristorante La Caballera, Il Cantuccio, Pizzeria del Palio, Ristorante Elios da Antonio, King Edward Gastro Pub
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10. King Edward Gastro Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By MoragAgmon
Just had wonderful quick dinner at this place we found with Trip Advisor. We wanted a break from the usual Italian restaurants. Took a burger and the other huge sandwich which its photos are shown here already. Everything was just great. Meat was very well made, and the bread is soft and crispy at the same time. Excellent place to stop by. Trust me.
9. Ristorante Elios da Antonio
Overall Ratings
3 based on 105 reviews
Il ristorante si divide fra sala e giardino, offrendovi la possibilità secondo il ritmo e la necessità della vostra serata,si presta perfettamente al vostro evento di piccole e medie dimensioni, regalandovi un'atmosfera raccolta ma, al tempo stesso, confo
Reviewed By Fernanditodj
Nice atmosphere, cute location, straight forward Italian "family style" cuisine. Fish dishes are specially good. Packed on weekends.
8. Pizzeria del Palio
Reviewed By mrdigs
Siamo stati in famiglia e siamo stati accolti da personale gentile e cortese. Ci hanno apparecchiato su tavoli esterni direttamente nella piazza. La pizza è ottima e consiglio quella alla pala in modo da assaggiare più gusti. I prezzi nella media. Un solo consiglio: è necessario migliorare i tempi di attesa (50 minuti per ricevere la pizza sono un poâ troppi, quindi o si ingrandisce il forno oppure si mettono meno coperti
7. Il Cantuccio
6. Ristorante La Caballera
Overall Ratings
3 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By rmitgoteam
The restaurant is located in a small mountain town with a little scenic castle sitting on top. While slightly dilapidated, the town was buzzing with activity the Sunday we were here. We had planned to have lunch in more touristy Bolsena after visiting Antica Monterano (a spectacular ruin), but decided to take a chance and drove here without a restaurant picked out. We parked in the main square and soon stumbled across Ristorante La Caballera. Itâs a large restaurant with covered seating in front and more seating inside. Our rough-around-the-edges sever was friendly and efficient but no English was spoken here (not that we needed it). Only a few locals were eating when we arrived with no tourists in sight. We started with sparkling water and the red house wine. The wine had a rich purplish color and came served in a liter bottle with no label. It tasted really good. We ordered a bruschetta as an antipasti. The tomatoes were unchilled (good) and it was drizzled in tasty olive oil (also good), but it lacked rubbed garlic on the toasted bread and no sprinkling of salt (both not good). For our main dish, we ordered spaghetti with olio and peperincino and homemade fettuccine with pomodoro sauce. Both dishes were very good. We did have to ask for the parmesan cheese and olive oil which were quickly brought to the table. Portions are large and prices are lower than average. The menu is extensive and handwritten. Our only real complaint is that we were served day old âSundayâ bread. We liked the authentic local feel of this old-fashioned restaurant and the food and wine were good too. We recommend stopping here if you want to enjoy a meal way outside the tourist zone.
5. Lo Zafferano
Reviewed By ilGrigioPellegrino
Il giovane patron Matteo manifesta un certo talento nell'interpretare le classiche pizze "romane" saporite e scrocchiarelle ma mai troppo salate ne bruciate come capita ormai troppo spesso.Ottima scelta di birre e conto leggero, in un locale sempre pieno di giovani.
4. Pizzeria Dall'Adriana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By louisageary
Firstly let me say that this is not a fast food restaurant. If you are in a hurry, go somewhere else. This is because the pizza here is somewhat different from the usual. The base is more like a foccacio, slightly thicker and lighter and is cooked slowly. Watching the ladies preparing and cooking the pizza is an experience in itself. No advance orders are taken and local people make up most of the customers. Only margarita was on the menu but it is the best margarita you will ever taste.
3. TRATTORIA PIZZERIA DA MARIA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By GuusLondon
Good looking restaurant,lots of choice,very friendly owner/chef Maria in this hill top town not too far from Rome and Tarquinia.We had tagliatelle with home made wild boar sauce and my husband had pasta al boscaiolo.We also ordered chicorea,green salad and grilled aubergine and courgette.The tiramisu was beautiful,light and delicious.We paid 29 euro and left happy.
2. Tribe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By kim5ung
was here back in 2015 i think, visiting my friend Daniel and surf expo. Great Staff, food and atmosphere. Big Kim, thanks for your rewiew
1. Ristorante Elios da Antonio
Overall Ratings
3 based on 105 reviews
Il ristorante si divide fra sala e giardino, offrendovi la possibilità secondo il ritmo e la necessità della vostra serata,si presta perfettamente al vostro evento di piccole e medie dimensioni, regalandovi un'atmosfera raccolta ma, al tempo stesso, confo
Reviewed By Fernanditodj
Nice atmosphere, cute location, straight forward Italian "family style" cuisine. Fish dishes are specially good. Packed on weekends.
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