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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Vetralla: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Vetralla. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Il Labirinto, Trattoria La Lanterna, Il Babba, L'Accordo Restaurant, Ristorante Locanda Dal Sor Francesco, Ristorante Pizzeria Antiche Macine, La Macina, lo scolapasta, Antica Locanda della Via Francigena, Agriturismo La Fattoria
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10. Agriturismo La Fattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 714 reviews
Reviewed By nickdring
I was looking forward to eating at the Fattoria as we'd called twice to book only to be told they were fully booked so the last time we booked for the following week so we could taste the food ourselves. We are I a cold and rainy Saturday evening and indeed it was full. The main room has around 10 tables with space for around 150 covers and is pleasantly decorated with nice and clean toilets. After sitting down we had to wait about 15 minutes before someone came to bring us the menus which was a little to long to wait. They could have least have taken our drinks order straight away and brought a little appetizer if they were busy. So first minus.First plus. We ordered pizza and one antipasto which was the mixed platter. I enjoyed the platter which was a mix of cured hams, various types of vegetables done different ways and a small selection of cheese. Second plus and second minus: The pizza was very thin but a little insipid for both adults but the kids liked theirs a lot.We asked that they bring the kids pizza with the antipasto which they did but they seemed to have forgotten about our pizza so much so as we had to remind them. The beer on tap is excellent especially the dark beer, highly recommended. Prices in the norm. All in all lots good things to say but a few minuses too.
9. Antica Locanda della Via Francigena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Antica Locanda della Via Francigena is a new construction complex that offers quiet and comfort in an elegant and refined place. Immersed in the lush Tuscia Viterbese countryside, it is surrounded by olive groves. It's located on the ancient route of Via
Reviewed By flavia suzanne t
Beautiful, relaxing place. The owner is really kind and friendly and the food is amazing!! Highly recommended for pilgrimage
8. lo scolapasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By 4is
Family owned trattoria apparently, very well kept, clean and with very friendly service.traditional dishes (mushrooms, pasta all'uovo and the like) are very good.Try also the crostini with liver sauce, served with hot sauce at your table.Price is very honest. Credit cards accepted (it is not always the case in small towns).Toilet are very clean.
7. La Macina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By Alex T
We ate at La Macina on the recommendation of our B&B. It has a large semi outdoor seating area under a canopy, with space for large groups, families and couples. The tables are well spaced so you don't feel on top of other diners, or affected by smoking.The service was very friendly and English is spoken which was useful for deciphering the different dishes. We ordered starters and primi, but were advised to wait before ordering secondi, which was helpful as the pasta dishes were filling. We particularly enjoyed the plate of mixed antipasti, which came with a variety of items including a delicious dish of beans. The seafood starter was also excellent and nicely presented. We enjoyed all the pasta dishes - spaghetti vongole, seafood ravioli and pappardelle with rabbit and herbs. We ordered two portions of sliced steak with pepper and balsamic vinegar and two portions of cooked chicory between four of us, and still had just enough room for dessert. The meal was accompanied by Seiano Rosso, a bargain at 10 euros a bottle
6. Ristorante Pizzeria Antiche Macine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
BY VETRALLA fraction di Cura - The Restaurant Pizzeria le Macine Ancient operated family business since 21 November 2013, is renowned in the Tuscia for meat grilled specialties, homemade imaginative first made dishes and delicious pizzas cooked with wood
Reviewed By Xenophon2NewDelhi
We visited for a quick lunch, the restaurant has child chairs available, staff were extremely friendly and service was quick. Pizza is only available in the evening but the pasta dishes (freshly made pasta) were filling and good, as were the bruschette and the vegetable contorni. Portions are large, how people manage to have a prime of pasta and then a main course I don't know. Highly recommended if you're in the area and they offer a number of dishes suitable for vegetarians.Thanks for the review, it makes us very pleased that you have been fine. We will wait for you again. Thanks to all the staff!Pietro
5. Ristorante Locanda Dal Sor Francesco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 734 reviews
Reviewed By FranBoyle
After quite a wee while we went back to Sor Francesco's and I must admit that, rather disappointingly, I found it slightly worse than it used to be. There were only two types of wine by the glass on offer (the wine list is extensive, and weighs half a ton so this lack was distinctive). The fried porcini mushroom I ordered lacked salt and in my book they did not taste like porcinis at all. I chose the fried porcinis from the side dishes menu (8 euros per portion) and clearly specified to the waiter it was the right size for me. On the bill they were priced 12 euros so I am not sure whether I was overcharged or simply given the wrong dish (perhaps a main?). I finished off an average meal with a sweet wine (6 euros) served frozen and hardly drinkable. Certainly it was not to my taste at all. The dining al fresco area is rather casual, and we had a full view of the neighbourhood's balconies with loaded washlines. The cars and motorini were parked very close to the canopy iself, less than a yard from our table, I reckon. I will not haste back, I am afraid.
4. L'Accordo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By maociu
Celebrated ferragosto with family and friends at l'Accordo. We all opted for the fish menu and had a huge plate of antipasti, which was really amazing. There was a bit of everything: great combos of fish, shellfish, veggies and cheeses. The crepes were a bit too heavy and too many after that, but the main dish was light and fresh, as well as the fruits composition. Amaro much needed.The atmosphere inside was nice and warm. The outside perfect to relax after such a food feast.
3. Il Babba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
Reviewed By Emanuela P
the babba is a very special place, just from the begining when you finish it you enter into the real spirit of naples breath, you feel like to move all around one of the popular and charming street of Naples, music paintings the clothes hanging in the air all remember this beautiful town. But especially the most exciting thing of this pizzeria is its extraordinary pizza, a mass slightly crispy and fragrant that will make you enjoy this delicacy before even giving her the first bite and then finally abduct your senses a once you've experienced!!
2. Trattoria La Lanterna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 500 reviews
Reviewed By LongTimeTraveler_11
We are eating at many wonderful places in Italy during our two-year work stint, but this may be the best of all. And at reasonable prices as well, makes it a worthwhile detour. We learned about it from a local, always a good sign. Its dining room is simple, but the favors that come from the kitchen are astounding. I have eaten mussels in Brittany, New England and elsewhere on the Mediterranean, but nothing like the perfection and sublime flavor of these. We had white wine the family had made themselves, at an unbelievable 7 ⬠a bottle and it was fantastic. Then the meat course, which was also mind-blowing, and a moist chocolate cake concoction that was absolutely the best dessert we've had in this country.Husband greeting and waiting table, wife performing miracles in the kitchen, young sons helping out--this is the kind of old-world food experience most of us dream about but rarely experience in full. If are in the region don't miss it. If you are exploring The area north of Rome, make a special trip.
Most Popular Pizza food in Vetralla, Province of Viterbo, Italy
1. Il Labirinto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1471 reviews
Reviewed By handr40
We had a very pleasant lunch in a square just over the road from the main restaurant.The roasted vegetables with different types of mozzarella was more than enough for two people, as a starter. The zucchini, eggplant and red capsicum were grilled to perfection.The array of pizzas was most inviting and the sizes were enormous, so much so that we had to take the uneaten portions away.Total cost including a bottle of water âfrizzanteâ came to â¬33.
