Location: Orvieto
Top Restaurants in Orvieto
Where to eat European food in Orvieto: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Orvieto, Province of Terni, Italy. Orvieto [orˈvjɛːto] is a city and comune in the Province of Terni, southwestern Umbria, Italy situated on the flat summit of a large butte of volcanic tuff. The city rises dramatically above the almost-vertical faces of tuff cliffs that are completed by defensive walls built of the same stone called Tufa.
Things to do in Orvieto
10. Il Dialogo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By phat_dawg_21
We were ending a long trip and only wanted a light dinner after a large lunch. What could be better than a couple of pizze.One porcini mushroom, and one spicy sausage, along with a bottle of local wine.Great service. Great value.
9. Bistro Miranda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Nel centro storico di Orvieto, a pochi passi da piazza della Repubblica, in un ambiente curato e moderno caratterizzato dall'attenzione al dettaglio, proponiamo la nostra cucina fatta di tradizione e creatività , straordinari Cocktail, una lista dei vini s
Reviewed By 339margs
On our last night in Orvieto we enjoyed a beautiful meal at this lovely restaurant, in the heart of Orvieto. Friendly and helpful staff, a complimentary Prosecco to start, as well as canapes, after discussion with staff we decided on wild boar stew for my man and for me Irish beef and rosemary, served with baked potatoes, an a beautiful bottle of red local wine. All beautiful!Good helpful staff, lovely atmosphere, thoroughly recommend this classy restaurant in downtown Orvieto.
8. Zeppelin Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Restaurant and Cooking School Join Chef Lorenzo and the staff at Ristorante Zeppelin for a hands-on cooking class!
Reviewed By psychprofessor
Our tour group ate here one night. First, there was a demonstration of pasta making by Chef Lorenzo. When he had a ball of dough, he started rolling it out until it was very thin. He then rolled the thin dough into one long roll, which he began slicing. After he had made several cuts, he slipped his knife under the cut pieces and lifted them and they collapsed as long strings of pasta/spaghetti. That was pretty impressive. He then called some of our group one at a time to see if they could do what he had done.As for the meal, each person got a plate with breads, a little cheese, olives, and thinly sliced meat. As vegetarians, ours didn't have the meat. We also had a bowl with pasta under a marinara sauce. We also had eggplant parmesan; with mine I had some salad stuff and a bunch of what looked like hashbrown potatoes. Dessert was chocolate biscotti, with whipped cream and chocolate gelato. Also, there was lots of wine (red or white) and bottled water. Most of the food was good, but I wouldn't say any of it was great. The setting was interesting, kind of like being in a cave.
7. Ristorante La Buca di Bacco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
La nostra cucina nasce dall' amore per il buon cibo!Lo chef Edy vanta di un bagaglio pluriennale,affiancato dal giovane promettente aiuto chef STEFANO BARRETO. Scegliendo accuratamente i prodotti genuini tipici della tradizione orvietana-umbra,nella speci
Reviewed By jerek s
We came with a group of 35 highschool boys and made a reservation a few days in advance. Paying 15 euro per person, we had bruscetta, pasta (seconds if you wanted it), a meat with potatoes, and a delicious homemade desert. The guys were stuffed! They put us in the "grotto" or underground cavern, which dates back to the Etruscan period. We had that place to ourselves and it was a really cool atmostphere and quiet the experience.Gracias padre...Les deseo de todo corazon una linda estadiaVioleta
6. FE3.0
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
First and only BREWPUB in Orvieto, we also provide a FULL BAR and WINE LIST, with exceptional wines not just locals. We have an OPEN-PLAN KITCHEN on the first floor and a TINY TERRACE where you can enjoy our gourmet/traditional/streetfood/tapas menu. Not
Reviewed By StuartD825
This is more of a bar than a restaurant (although the do breakfasts). up a little side street, they give free nibbles whilst you drink at very reasonable wine prices ... I loved this place, and you could miss it .. so seek it out !
5. Il Giglio d'Oro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
The principal ingredient of our kitchen is love. Love for the high-quality products of the territory â Umbrian and Tuscan extra-virgin olive oil, chianina beef, truffles, cheeses â and for the magical blends of new and subtle flavors, the underlying premi
Reviewed By RowallanA
Very good value for fine food and wine in a lovely location. We enjoyed an excellent lunch - the first courses were particularly good. 10 out of 10 for these. 9 out of 10 for the mains and 11 out of 10 for the wine. We had the wonderful pâté, timbale of eggplants with truffle sauce and baked cheese with pears. For mains, the rabbit was very moist and flavourful. The roast pork was tasty and if the fat could have been crispy it would have been perfect. The lamb was succulent and tender. We had the Orvieto San Gregorio (Antoniri brand) which was delicious and great value at 21 euro. It would be our first choice for a return visit.
4. Capitano del Popolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By angie525
This beautiful restaurant sits on a charming piazza in a perfect Italian setting. The staff is charming and excellent with kids. We ate the egg with bacon potato and truffle to start. It was delicious and nothing we would ever get at home. We then had the spaghetti with smoked butter, ginger and anchovy and the wild boar ribs. The spaghetti was perfectly cooked, and the anchovy added a nice flavor and texture. The wild boar ribs were the best thing we ate. They were falling off the bone and super moist with an amazing flavor. We then had the cooked pear with cinnamon and chocolate for dessert. It was very good, but not my favorite. When we go back to Orvieto, we will surely go back! Yum!
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3. Trattoria del Moro - Aronne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2402 reviews
Reviewed By Bill T
Helpful and friendly waiter who spoke decent English. We ate: Insalata Caprese, pasta with Cinghiale (wild boar) sauce, pasta with Truffle shavings. All of them were amazing: simple, string, tasty, and well-priced.
2. Il Malandrino Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 888 reviews
Reviewed By anneohare
We took notice of other trip advisors' feedback and enjoyed our evening at Il Malandrino Bistrot Our waiter was very helpful indeed with wine suggestions ($$$) however we enjoyed the excellent choice. We loved the complimentary offerings- 3 in fact as well as a final liquer. The food was great and service excellent
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Orvieto, Province of Terni, Italy
1. Ristorante La Buca di Bacco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
La nostra cucina nasce dall' amore per il buon cibo!Lo chef Edy vanta di un bagaglio pluriennale,affiancato dal giovane promettente aiuto chef STEFANO BARRETO. Scegliendo accuratamente i prodotti genuini tipici della tradizione orvietana-umbra,nella speci
Reviewed By jerek s
We came with a group of 35 highschool boys and made a reservation a few days in advance. Paying 15 euro per person, we had bruscetta, pasta (seconds if you wanted it), a meat with potatoes, and a delicious homemade desert. The guys were stuffed! They put us in the "grotto" or underground cavern, which dates back to the Etruscan period. We had that place to ourselves and it was a really cool atmostphere and quiet the experience.Gracias padre...Les deseo de todo corazon una linda estadiaVioleta
