La Clandestina In Arezzo

Simply exceptional. I've lived for many years in the Caribbean and South America, but I've rarely eaten such good and beautifully presented dishes. The ingredients are excellent. The place is very nice, and the cocktails are very, very good. A truly beautiful place.

An incredible place for an aperitivo, with a vintage atmosphere as refined as their drinks and tapas menu, and friendly and attentive service.

I discovered this place almost by accident... and that says it all! Clandestina in Arezzo is one of those places that don't make too much noise, but as soon as you enter, you immediately realize there's something different. A warm, refined atmosphere, with no pretense! It's a great place :) Original, carefully crafted cocktails, not the usual ones you've seen before. A place with a cool style, with attention to detail without being forced. Knowledgeable staff, who can advise you and help you enjoy the experience. It's one of those places that make you live for a moment! You'll come back. Without thinking twice!

The food, inspired by Mexican cuisine, is very unique and, above all, delicious. The selection of cocktails, liqueurs, and other beverages is extensive and varied. The staff is knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. The atmosphere is very nice. As for the price, it's above average—definitely not an everyday spot—but I think it's justified by the quality of the ingredients, workmanship, and service.

The absolute best place to enjoy unique dishes in Arezzo. Top-quality cuisine.

A venue with an excellent selection of spirits from around the world and excellent cocktails. The skylit courtyard is very charming, with a wide variety of seating options, from old Frau chairs to padded cinema-style armchairs, and even a table made from a trunk.

Very nice floor, there are areas separated for more romantic dinner

Really nice place, great for an aperitif with friends. We stopped for dinner. Excellent dishes, very carefully prepared, very tasty, unique. They were also very attentive to our celiac needs. They offered us gluten-free dishes =^.^=

In the heart of Arezzo's historic center, on Corso Italia, you'll be immersed in a romantic, vintage atmosphere. Stop by, turn off your phone, and relax on the vintage leather sofas or wooden chairs to enjoy refined dishes. Excellent aperitif. Congratulations.

We'd seen the restaurant's good rating and the food seemed interesting, so we decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, overall, the experience was a disappointment. The food quality was good, but the portions were truly tiny for the "normal" prices. The guacamole at €8 was literally a spoonful. The Cantabrian anchovies (€13) were five anchovies accompanied by a small bread roll; having asked for one more, we were charged €1. The fried fish at €14 included exactly three anchovies, two shrimp, and six squid rings (real numbers). The dessert at €10 also seemed excessive. In short: good quality, but the portions were truly ridiculous for the price. We spent almost €40 each and left the restaurant still hungry. Be the judge and decide whether or not to try it.