Camilla In Castell'arquato

A typical place with courtesy and quality service. Your palate will thank you every time...

I've only been once for a workers' lunch. Given that I don't have all the tools to give an overall rating, I preferred to give an average rating until I return for an à la carte lunch. The staff's kindness and helpfulness are definitely a plus. They greeted me immediately and patiently even though I was close to closing time (I had a reservation), and they even accommodated another guest who arrived just as I was. The lunch offered a wide selection of first and second courses, along with a side dish buffet (remarkable lately; I hadn't seen one in a restaurant for ages). A la carte lunch is also available during the week (which I discovered after asking if they had homemade tortelli, which I will definitely try again). I ate well, and the price was in line with current averages. One thing I didn't really appreciate was the excessive amount of garlic in the arrabbiata (not very spicy). It's a strong flavor, and not everyone appreciates too much (unless it's garlic and oil), though overall I digested it without any problems... and it tasted good anyway; after the first few bites, I got used to it! It seems like a lively place, though, and it piqued my interest. I saw they also do pizza. There's also a small room with foosball and pinball for the kids, and a few tables outside. Plenty of parking.

A little place where you can feel right at home. Simple and affordable.

The anolini in the soup bowl are delicious and the panzerotti are excellent, even if you have to wait a bit.

Excellent, from appetizer to dessert... Fast service. Very friendly owners. If you visit the castle, stop here for lunch.

The pizza was inedible, it looked like a stuffed cracker, the fries were cold, and the side dishes ran out at 7:30 pm. The cured meats and the typical dish were good.

Raw calzone, too much mozzarella....