Location: Silvi Marina
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Province of Teramo, Italy Food Guide: 3 Central-Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Silvi Marina
Reviews on Central-Italian food in Silvi Marina, Province of Teramo, Italy. Silvi is an Italian comune in the province of Teramo, about 15 kilometres (9 mi) north of Pescara, in the Abruzzo region of central Italy. It stretches from Silvi Marina, a small seaside resort on the Adriatic Coast, to Silvi Paese up in the hills.
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1. L'Abruzze me
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Cucina tipica e folklore abruzzese. Rustelle, pizzonte, pallotte cace e ove, cipullate, maccherune alla chitarrâ, pizza doce e ferratelle...inzomme lâAbruzze mè!
Reviewed By Gianni D
Accolti nella tradizione, gli arrosticini fatti a mano, spettacolari, da tornare per degustare le altre pietanze fatte come in casaGrazie di â¤ï¸!!
Top 10 Seafood food in Silvi Marina, Province of Teramo, Italy
2. Antico Pagliaio
Presso l'agri ristorante dell'Antico Pagliaio andiamo alla riscoperta di sapori scomparsi, non semplici ricette ma il racconto dei prodotti della terra, dove il gusto a tavola si intreccia con i ricordi del passato, la cura dell'ambiente e l'arte.
Reviewed By I3497AKmarcor
Bel ristorante accogliente con spazio allâesterno x bambini...qualità prezzo ottimo... gentilezza assicurata, cucina leggera con prodotti di ottima qualità ...Ci torneremo sicuramente.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Silvi Marina, Province of Teramo, Italy
3. La Rusticana Ristorante - Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 335 reviews
The Rusticana is a pizza restaurant in Citta Sant'Angelo to management since 1990. It can boast a special cuisine and exquisite at the table and take away: traditional and original dishes accompanied by regional DOC wines and draft beers, gluten-free for
Reviewed By quince-essence
Most family-run unpretentious restaurants in Abruzzo can be very spartan and plain inside, as there is little concern with ambiance and decoration. This one makes an effort and is cozy and welcoming, with windows looking out over the whole valley. The service is prompt and friendly although you will need to read/speak some Italian. It is definitely the place to go if you prefer quantity over quality: the prices are cheap and they certainly lay on a spread. The pizzas are enormous, although the base is a bit too thick for my liking. However in an area where it is easy to find excellent local farm produce, the ingredients were clearly from a supermarket. Still, the price was reasonable and it was really nice to be able to sit in a restaurant with a great atmosphere in it. That is the main reason I would return. Outside there is a small area for kids to play, although it is close to the road, so not suitable for very young ones.Certainly a reasonable place for an informal, inexpensive family meal. ,Dear customer, thank you for your review.We would like to know what kind of pizza you've choose so we can inform you about the origin of each ingredient. We try always to prefer and use seasonal products from local farms but that doesn't mean that the purchase of some ingredients in a supermarket will make an ordinary or crummy pizza. We invite you to try again our quality dishes..Kindly regards.
