La Bigolera In Maniago

13/10/2025: A quaint restaurant with wooden furnishings, mosaic floors, and a fireplace in the center. The walls are adorned with many vintage black-and-white photos that pleasantly transport you back in time. The dishes are carefully prepared, including the delicious tagliatelle and gnocchi, both homemade, as is the frico served with fresh, not pre-cooked, polenta. The house red wine is also good. Prices are reasonable. You can watch football matches in the bar area. There's also outdoor seating. The wait staff, presumably the owners, are courteous but a bit dry. I only gave the service 3 stars because there's no menu; the dishes are "read" by the person taking your order, so you can't take the time to decide what to eat. You don't know the ingredients (thinking of those with allergies and intolerances), and you have no idea of ​​the prices. You're browsing in the dark, which isn't fair.

06/09/2025: Rustic but not too rustic. Homely and reassuring cuisine, always satisfying. An excellent point of reference.