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Where to eat Wine Bar food in Lesignano de' Bagni: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Wine Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Wine Bar food in Lesignano de' Bagni. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Wine Bar restaurants near you. including La Longarola Agriturismo, BAR 52, L'oca Giuliva, Casale del Groppone
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1. La Longarola Agriturismo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By TheAmbassadors
I have been here on several occasions for Sunday lunch and each time I have left with a smile on my face. The food is always excellent, the atmosphere relaxed (with plenty of outdoor space for children to run about), and Tommaso and his staff are always kind. Highly recommend for a true Italian weekend lunch (or dinner) experience.
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2. BAR 52
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4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By vitaglia
Il mio giudizio è pienamente positivo. Noi siamo capitati qui perchè avevamo una degustazione (cofanetto boscolo) e siamo rimasti molto soddisfatti. La titolare è molto gentile, disponibile e soprattutto ti "presenta" quello che ti propone nel piatto. Il ns assaggio comprendeva salumi quali il parma, la coppa, la pancetta, il salame felino, il salame strolghino e ovviamente il parmigiano reggiano, accompagnato da un calice di vino a testa. Prodotti ottimi. Grazie
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3. L'oca Giuliva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Agape68
Pranzo di lavoro in questo piccolo ristorante..ma anche gastronomia ed enoteca...Un format nuovo e davvero accattivante..Ottimo il menu..anche per vegetariani..piatti semplici ma cucinati con cura..Davvero bravi..da provare.
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4. Casale del Groppone
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3 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By drjandthemissus
My wife and I dined at the Casale del Groppone vineyard cafe on a Saturday afternoon in mid-September. We were served three courses (a plate of ham (proiscutto, culatello, salami, and pancetta), ricotta-spinach tortelli (like ravioli), and dessert (blackberry tart and a chocolate tart). Wines from the vineyard were paired with each course, grappa was served with dessert as well. We finished everything off with some espresso. The food was good, and the wines helped us learn about the wine characteristics of the region. We were unaware that so much of the wine production here is focused on sparkling wines (all 3 of our lunch pairings were sparkling). Having said that, there wasn't any real tour of the winemaker's vineyards or facilities, and the only explanation we received regarding the wines was the server's information about the name of the wine and the particular variety of grape.Overall, this was an OK lunch, but not a great wine tour. If you're interested in a quick stop for lunch, this is a reasonable option. If, however, you're wanting to learn about local wines and see some production facilities, choose another vineyard.
