Il Girarrosto In Urbino

Situato in una piazzetta centralissima , abbiamo cenato fuori . Apparecchiatura , menù, e stile da locanda Medievale come contesto cittadino è giusto preveda. La proposta è di piatti tipici dell'entroterra marchigiano con lode alle paste tutte a tiratura artigianale tipo le ottime Tagliatelle con i fagioli, maccheroncini alla bieta e fave, ed i secondi neanche a dirlo cotti al girarrosto come coniglio in porchetta o galletto alla brace di legna. Prezzi onesti ,10/13 i primi e 14/17 i secondi. Buono anche il vino della casa sia bianco che rosso.

Ottima qualità del cibo, prodotti freschi, personale gentile, proprietaria molto ospitale. Consigliato, in centro

Congratulations on the restaurant...excellent food, my husband still remembers the taste!!! Delicious crescia...great price...we send warm greetings to the owner...if we come back, we know where to eat!!! Congratulations from Pinerolo

Absolutely delicious everything! Fresh and genuine! I’d go back in a tick!

Of course you eat very very well. Maybe I wouldn't give the 5 stars I'm giving, but I have to raise the average which is not correct in my opinion. The grilled meat was excellent, I liked the tortellini less.

Welcoming place, kind waiters and delicious food, all homemade.

Lunch today. Very welcoming place and excellent cuisine. Delicious cioncioni as well as biscuits with walnuts. Kind and professional staff. Returning to Rome we will remember it with great pleasure. Thank you.

Definitely "very disappointed", both in the type of "vaunted" grilled meats and in the cooking and waiting times! Lukewarm and "dried up"... the logical conclusions are yours... Service not exceptional, damaged tablecloths... Price not adequate for what is offered

Ristorante Il Girarrosto is beautifully situated under large umbrellas in a pleasant atmosphere. The location invites you to linger, and you can usually get a nice seat – that's definitely a plus. Unfortunately, with two small children, we couldn't get a high chair or child-friendly seat – nor was anyone asked for it or offered anything, which we would have expected from a family-friendly restaurant. The menu sounded promising, but the execution left a lot to be desired: The dessert we were particularly looking forward to (mascarpone) was already sold out, and the Zuppa Inglese wasn't very tasty. The Pasta e Ceci, on the other hand, was delicious. Another issue is the restroom: Although it's shared by men and women, it doesn't lock – which is particularly unpleasant for women. Overall, the food was okay.

Excellent products, a beautiful atmosphere of authenticity. Really excellent mutton mutton, as well as the Urbino sausage (stuffed with cotechino paste)... worthy of applause. Excellent value for money.