Agri-Ristoro In Velletri

I stayed at this farm with my family and a couple of friends with their daughter, the same age as my daughter. They offer on-site dining (sandwiches, pizza, grill, or restaurant) with wholesome, home-grown produce. Ample parking is available. The animals and nature create a relaxing atmosphere. The only downside is that the children's playground is completely in the sun, making for hot games. A beautiful day.

We stayed for parties and with the school, lots of outdoor space to spend relaxing moments, pleasant to visit the animals, on weekends you can go on pony rides, children's play area available, restaurant, market and rooms.

Best veggie lasagne I’ve eaten (courgette, courgette flowers and peas in the dell’orto version), great wine and lovely variety of animals to see when walking around. So glad we came across this after coming to Lariano!

More than a farmhouse, in my opinion, it feels like a mega-restaurant with service and food that doesn't match those of a farmhouse. Pre-cooked pasta, ready-made food because the sheer number of people (and the chaos inside the dining room) necessitates this. Overly busy waiters almost rushing past the many children, and the fixed menu is limited, with a paltry selection. Disappointing, the animals are far away, and there's no real walking route. It's a shame, there's plenty of space, but I'd recommend other farmhouses, which certainly offer better service and quality.

I go there often to eat the fettuccine and mixed vegetables prepared by the owner, Ave. She's excellent, very friendly, and I love her food. Once you go, you'll always come back.

I've read the reviews and I think many people are confusing this agriturismo with the neighboring one, which also belongs to the Iachelli family. This agriturismo, nestled in the Roman countryside, bears the name of its founder, Armando, and is now run by his wife, Mrs. Ave, who was very kind and helpful. She made us her famous biscuits and savory pie, which we took home. All the staff, however, are very friendly. There's a homely atmosphere. There's an area where you can buy the farm's own products, and they're truly delicious! The rooms are as they were years ago, with antique furniture. We slept well! The agriturismo has grown more closely to the equestrian club, which is a FISE center. They have many horses that are put in the paddocks every day! Unfortunately, due to our busy schedules, we've never been able to have lunch at the property, and the restaurant is closed in the evenings during this period. I was disappointed not to be able to have dinner at the agriturismo, especially since we were returning quite tired! However, the breakfast was excellent, with all homemade products. There's a large play area for children and families, but they use the place disrespectfully. When we returned on the evening of May 1st, there was paper, bottles, and other garbage everywhere. There were bins to keep it from being left lying around. They even left the porch chairs in the middle of the lawn without returning them to where they'd found them. Truly rude and disrespectful to the young people who work at the farm, given the weather. A sore point is the farmyard animals' area, which is poorly maintained and could definitely be improved with fences, which would enhance the place even more, as it looks abandoned! P.S. There's Wi-Fi in the rooms, but keep in mind that if you move towards the Pratoni del Vivaro countryside, the signal is very poor!

A lovely barbecue area, nestled under a pine forest, is ideal for warmer weather. You can reserve a table and bring your own food and drinks. There are many animals, so it's very cute and appealing to children of all ages.

Top place for families and children, clean and organized

Nice place, great location, great for families with kids. Excellent meat lunch.

What a quaint place! Great for kids!