Fraschetta.Bracciano In Bracciano

Very kind and helpful workers, and amazing pulled pork sandwich for only 5€! Got the sandwich to-go and sat at the park across the street, perfect quick lunch!!!

A simple and delicious lunch in Bracciano.... My husband found it by chance based on various positive reviews... My parents loved it... I recommend it 👍

A true discovery of flavors. Tomato brischetta... with unique flavors, as well as with ciauscolo. Then a pulled pork and provola sandwich, and a ciauscolo and potato sandwich... Super-affordable price and friendly, attentive service. And right in the center.

We came back because we like good food. I recommend the sandwiches and porchetta. The guys are nice and eager to work. The music is great...

Super porchetta sandwich. Very kind staff. Well done. We'll be back 💪🏻

A wonderful place, where the first thing you notice is the kindness and smile of the staff. You sit in a place that feels homey and traditional, and then finish with excellent cuisine. Thank you so much for everything.

We've been twice and it's a highly recommended place. It's cute, with great service and generous portions. I recommend it.

We were 22 people for lunch. We had agreed on the menu a few days before with the owner, a truly fantastic person. The food was excellent, both in quality and in portions. The price was truly competitive and the service was impeccable despite the place being full and our table was for 22. Thank you so much. I highly recommend it.

Rustic atmosphere and excellent food! The porchetta rossa is a must-try!

Looking for a fraschetta near the castle, it seemed to be the only one, so enticed by the good reviews, we stopped for lunch. A simple place, divided into two areas that seem to be connected for the staff but not for the public: you enter on the left and sit down, while on the right you enter only to pay or perhaps even for takeout. In any case, you experience the same informal atmosphere as if you were in Ariccia, but less noisy and more polite: relaxed. Bracciano is a pleasant place, and the locals are no different: friendly staff, kindly explaining the menu, smiling young people, calm but responsive. We enjoyed a selection of cured meats and cheeses, a porchetta sautéed with tomato sauce, a portion of chicory, a portion of potatoes, a portion of lasagna, some wine, two sodas, some bread, and a small entrée. Everything was good and well-balanced. Wrapped cutlery, glass cups like I remember from my childhood (I'm almost 50), BUT disposable paper plates. It's a choice I'm not thrilled with, but I don't question, probably because—after some calculations—the restaurant's economics deemed it inconvenient to use ceramic/glass plates that would then be washed and not thrown away. I still think that for a small extra charge (on the cover charge/service charge) providing a real dish to those who come to eat at the table is a plus for the customer: I would have appreciated it. The option of writing a message on the blackboard wall with chalk is nice. Likewise, the idea of ​​leaving decks of cards for a quick game among diners is nice. It's a shame that the Neapolitan cards were missing, and the available decks (always regional) were missing a card. After visiting the castle, it's a definitely suitable stop for an informal lunch. Good food, reasonable price. Highly recommended.