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Serravalle, Serravalle Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dogana
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Dogana. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Dogana is a town and a civil parish (curazia), whose name means "Customs House"; it is located in the north-eastern corner of San Marino in the Serravalle municipality (castello). The town is the most populated settlement in the republic.
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10. Ritrovo dei Lavoratori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1732 reviews
Reviewed By Synthia_Jb
I chose this place based on their good reviews, but it was a bit disappointing. The décor is really old and lacks any kind of style and the view is almost non-existent. Food was average and quite expensive. It felt more like a canteen rather than a restaurant. I wouldnât come back.
9. Agli Antichi Orti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
Reviewed By atontao
we were stayed at a hotel in front and chose this restaurant for dinnerwe made a good decission. the owner takes care of every detail and gives good advicesthe gnocchi with truffle and a local cheese was superbthe strozzapreti with pistachio and cheese was also superbtheir cannoli were an excellent dessertprice was very convenientrecommended
8. L'Angela Veste Piada
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By casalucia
I can't praise L'Angela Veste Piada enough - we were lost, had no idea that the restaurant closed at 9.00pm and finally found it by 9.15pm...........nevertheless, Angela made us welcome, got food out of the stores and fridges and made us the freshest, tastiest salad and bread we have had for a long time!!! This is not a classical restaurant - it's bright, light and cheerful - but the food is good, the staff are great and the prices are fabulous!!! Would definitely go again!!!!
7. Al Mastin Vecchio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1035 reviews
Reviewed By TMDaines
This was the culinary highlight of our trip to Rimini last summer and beat any dining experience that we had in Bologna, which is widely considered to be the gastronomical capital of Italy. Taking everything into account, this is one of the best restaurants I have ever been to.Having finished at San Leo mid-afternoon, I suggested stopping off for a walk around Verucchio, solely on the basis of having driven past it on the way there and having seen a picture of the castello in the village. Verucchio is a nice little village and I'm sure once the restoration of the historic buildings is complete, it will become a tourist gem.This place is already ready for that. After a walk around town, we opted to eat here after reading the menu outside. It's entrance just off the main square off the town, does not particularly hint at the beautiful setting inside. It's a superb restaurant in a beautiful cellar built on the side of the hill. The food is very cheap for Italy and is presumably because of the size or lack of renown of the locale, but this goes to show that price is not the best barometer of quality. The freshly cooked bread served in paper bags is a lovely touch whilst browsing the menu. We were full after starters and mains, but once we saw the desserts we could not resist those either.As we had been sightseeing that day, I perhaps felt a little underdressed in such fine surroundings, but I was never made to fill less than welcome for a second. Truly superb. I only hope I can find such wonderful hidden gems on future trips!Dear TMDaines,Good morning from the amazing Verucchio!Thank you so much for your kindly review.We are so happy to feel you so excited and so enjoy regarding your last wonderful experience in our old restaurant.We hope to host you one more time in next future!See you soon in Verucchio!Best Regards,Mirko Acquaviva
6. Ristorante Da Rinaldi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
Reviewed By andylawless
A famous old restaurant in the hills overlooking Rimini - renovated and done up. The last time I had been here, the terrace overlooked a field with chickens, now it's replaced by a swimming pool and bar area where live events are held. The terrace looks like it's been extended, and there seem to be lots more tables.The restaurant was famous for its rustic dishes - especially il galletto or rooster. The food is still good,though and sticks to that rustic recipe.So the food is good and the place looks great - why the average review? The first thing is that we found ourselves guided to a table round the back beside the kitchens and serving areas, where there didn't seem to be space for a table. Throughout the night we had waiters squeezing by (with hot plates in hand). Talking with other friends, they had a similar experience. Also, by dint of the fact that the restaurant had so many tables, the service was average to poor. The impression we got was that the restaurant was pushed to capacity, and we were its over-capacity tables.Hopefully these are just teething problems with the restaurant re-adjusting to its make-over, because the place is beautiful, and the food is good.
5. Smaller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 770 reviews
Reviewed By lici1684
This place was recommended to my husband and I by our Airbnb host. We definitely felt like we lucked out on this place. A pleasant and wonderful ambience with friendly staff and very reasonably priced dishes. This place is a must when visiting San Marino. Opens at 7pm though. we lucked out on this place. A pleasant and wonderful ambience with friendly staff and very reasonably priced dishes. This place is a must when visiting San Marino. Opens at 7pm though. we lucked out on this place. A pleasant and wonderful ambience with friendly staff and very reasonably priced dishes. This place is a must when visiting San Marino. Opens at 7pm though.
4. La Rocca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 737 reviews
Reviewed By Franz13579
Very good food with an offering of typical local dishes. I warmly suggest to reserve a table to be able to be placed at the window and enjoy the great view.
3. La Terrazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 817 reviews
Reviewed By Rachel-from-PLUTO
We tried the 3 towers lunch set. It costs 19 Euro. It consists of a salad, lasagna, suckling pig and a cup of 3-flavoured ice-cream. The portion is decent. Food is good and the view is nice. The only thing is that the suckling pig tasted more like roasted pig.
2. Il Matterello
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
Reviewed By GMS97
We made a detour to San Marino on our drive up the coast and after a quick search decided on sandwiches at Il Matterello. It was a great choice. Excellent, quick service and seats available. The sandwiches are on flatbread and similar to a hearty quesadilla. My daughter and I split a delicious prosciutto crudo one and we still didn't finish it all. The friendly, helpful staff delivered a Nutella one the topped off the meal and will guarantee I will pass on my recommendations of this great little shop.
1. Ristorante Il Ciccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By Ellie_Casadei
Absolutely fantastic! This is now my favourite restaurant, the food was innovative and just incredible. The staff friendly and helpful. If I had to find something to criticise then would have to say it was very warm but that morning it was cold and windy so the fire was on but by lunchtime the sun had come out. But even with that I will be a regular, this restaurant will be hard to beat.
