Area Varlese In Cassino

A service area without further ado, for buses that go down to the south. Mediocre and expensive sandwiches

(Traducido por Google) Personal desagradable Mal charco Local sin la debida prevención (Original) Personale antipatico Pozza pessima Locale senza le dovite prevenzioni

I stopped at this place with a large car park, there is both a bar and a restaurant where you can eat everything. I personally had a carbonara, very good, you can also have very good meat made on the grill. Fair prices, very nice place, the staff is very attentive to customer needs. IT'S WORTHY TO ME

There are two large internal areas for eating and relaxing with comfortable armchairs. The staff is young, responsible, polite and approachable. The jewel in the crown are undoubtedly the croissants and other sweets which are displayed behind a long glass window, and the hot chocolate is also worth tasting. Very large outdoor parking area. A relaxing place to stop for a while to recharge after a long journey, or simply to spend some quiet time.

This was a quick stop on a bus tour, mostly clean and adequate restrooms, some souvenir, coffee, pastries, sandwiches. The restaurant in previous reviews was either closed or undergoing a huge renovation.

The bar is very popular... ideal for meeting, appointments, breakfasts, aperitifs. On Thursdays we usually dance salsa and bachata.

Excellent service, delicious croissants and excellent cleanliness.. good coffee, convenient parking

The croissants are excellent. Long wait in line at the checkout. Definitely a nice steak house.

Prima colazione con vasta scelta

On the way to Cassino we stopped here for petrol and a snack. In fact there's two sides to Area Varlese. One stop seems to be a bar/coffee shop/restaurant, but right adjacent to the restaurant is a car service area. Tourist tour buses usually stop here because it's a loo stop with lots of toilets. There's also a cafe, if you want a snack, or have breakfast or even buy bottles of olive oil, wines, balsamic vinegars, sweets or chocolates. We stopped for breakfast and had coffee, some croissants, a sandwich and a bottle of water. The croissants were large, larger than those found in the city, in Italy. They were good and very stuffed of custard. The coffee was quite good. Prices were quite expensive. The unpleasant part of the whole thing was the restrooms, which had no toilet paper and no door lock.