Where to eat Central-Italian food in Quercegrossa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Central-Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Central-Italian food in Quercegrossa. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Central-Italian restaurants near you. including Trattoria La Porticina, Il Ciliegio Ristorante, Bottega Di Lornano, Restaurant Il Mulino di Quercegrossa, Osteria Cacio e Pepe, La Taverna di Vagliagli, Osteria di Fonterutoli, Il Ceppo, Antico Travaglio - Osteria Gelateria, La Grotta della Rana
10. La Grotta della Rana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1438 reviews
Reviewed By JNT015
This is an average restaurant serving basic local dishes. Fine if you are local, but not worth a special visit. Maybe we were disappointed after all the glowing previous reviews. It is OK, but not special. There are better restaurants a few miles away.
9. Antico Travaglio - Osteria Gelateria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2955 reviews
Si avverte la nostra gentile clientela che il ristorante riaprirà il giorno 26 Dicembre un ringraziamento da parte di tutti noi a coloro che sono venuti a trovarci in questa stagione lavorativa e che non ci anno mai fatto mancare il loro sostegno
Reviewed By AnnaGwen
Ate here with friends on a walking trip. It was recommended by tour organisers and certainly didnât disappoint. We had a fantastic meal, and excellent wine in a relaxed atmosphere. Monteriggioni is very small, but busy because itâs so beautiful and historic. So they are having to cater for a very mixed clientele. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful. Thanks â¤ï¸ Mille grazie eâ sempre un piacere grande vedervi tutti felici! Alla prossima tappa con simpatia Fabrizio
8. Il Ceppo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 635 reviews
Reviewed By Richarda9094
Superb antipasti selection of meats and cheeses. This was followed by home made pasta with wild boar. Wonderful! All was washed down with house red and sparkling and still water. The dessert was a superb Grandmotherâs Cake.A very enjoyable experience.
7. Osteria di Fonterutoli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 706 reviews
Culinary tradition has always been very important in Fonterutoli as it expresses the culture of the Chianti Classico area. Marchesi Mazzei has opened the new âOsteria di Fonterutoliâ in a completely restored old Tuscan country home overlooking the vineyar
Reviewed By Gary W
The restaurant is just off 222, on the way to Siena. Fonterutoli is a very small town but the restaurant is high quality with a nice ambiance. All the food was excellent except for the endive, which was bad. Parking is readily available off the street.
6. La Taverna di Vagliagli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 668 reviews
Reviewed By ebean
We were a group of 11 and sat on the enclosed porch section. Lovely meal and the wait staff was accommodating and helpful. We chose this place because we were staying rather close by but, having eaten there, would happily go back. I have read other reviews and don't understand ...everyone was very nice to us - we were clearly speaking English and were a mixed group of Americans, Swiss, German and Canadians. The chef spoke to me when I went to look at the kitchen (spectacular wood burning stove!). All in all a solid choice.
5. Osteria Cacio e Pepe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By Teuchter_11
Failing to get in here on a Saturday made us think it might be special but basically everywhere, it turned out, is busy then. When we went midweek we were the only diners for a while. The menu is on the basic side and what we had was fine but not exciting. Rustic and tasty sums it up.
4. Restaurant Il Mulino di Quercegrossa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Situated in the heart of Chianti, the farmhouse boasts its origins from an ancient late-medieval mill for grinding grain The kitchen of Mulino di Quercegrossa's restaurant is found tuscany's culinary tradition that meet new techniques The rib are dry-aged
Reviewed By 14414The_Wilkie_s
Relaxed and comfortable atmosphere, with lovely service. Obviously a very popular restaurant, but worth waiting a bit longer for service when it's full. Pasta and pizza were fabulous as was the house red wine. We'd return in a heartbeat.Go for early evening dinner for a quieter experience.
3. Bottega Di Lornano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 568 reviews
Reviewed By 309peterw309
Once you enter this little bottega, you feel a warm welcome of an almost 80 year old family-run restaurant...Set just next to the beautiful vineyards of the southern chianti classico area (Lornano) you will experience delicious food (all picks from the menu are great (we have been here twice for dinner; once for lunch, and were never disappointed ) and -of course- great wines (we took the house wine: the produce their own wine). Please do not forget order a dessert...they are soooooo good!!PS. if you have the time before sunset, have a walk around the area (go behind the restaurant to start the walk) through the vineyards (approx 3km walk)What a nice pleasure to read those kind words. As i said the first time that you came, For us and our job, there's nothing better of meeting people that understand what you are trying to do with you daily work. We all are so happy to have had tha chance to meet you and your nice family! I hope to see you next years!Say hello to your kids! have a nice dayLorenzo, Bottega di Lornano
2. Il Ciliegio Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 382 reviews
Reviewed By beeeechbum
We stumbled upon il Ciliegio when looking for another agriturismo. It was about 2:30pm and we were worried that we wouldn't be able to find a place to eat, but the four of us were able to sit and eat. I believe that the whole meal was â¬26/person and included water, wine, meats & cheese, bread, pasta, meat and salad, and dessert along with after dinner coffee and liquers. My personal favorites were the pasta and the cheese and honey. The staff was also quite friendly, even though we just dropped in. I believe that there is also an a la carte menu, but this was perfect for us. I would definitely return if we were in the area again.
1. Trattoria La Porticina
Reviewed By Aheg1010
The quality of the food in Siena has been fantastic, but the standout restaurant for our visit was Trattoria La Porticina. An amazing indoor restaurant with brick vaulted ceilings, just off the side of Piazza II Campo. Their speciality is Game. We loved the home made pasta with duck sauce, the pheasant pie, which were both delicious and the venison carpaccio and Angus beef, both smoked with Cherrywood were equally delicious. This restaurant will be our first choice for our return trip to Siena. Thank you for a great evening.
Most Popular Italian food in Quercegrossa, Monteriggioni, Province of Siena
