La Fazenda In Piacenza

We went to this restaurant for something traditional, like arrosticini and mixed roast meats. Everything was very good, as was the toasted bread with sausage, peppers, caciocavallo cheese, and caramelized onions. The Montepulciano was a bit less delicious (I didn't fully appreciate it, to be honest. Despite that, I'd still return). The house dessert, the "pizza dolce," was also good. The restaurant has rustic decor and is located a short distance from Ikea. Therefore, its location may also be convenient. The staff was welcoming and helpful: we didn't have to wait for a table, despite the chaos of the day we were there for lunch. The bill was fair: neither excessive nor extremely low, in proportion to what we ordered (including the quality). Recommended!

Located near the highway exit, this well-maintained agriturismo offers a beautiful view of the surrounding hills. The atmosphere is rustic and bright. The ingredients are top-quality, with superb arrosticini (skewers). The price is fair.

The arrosticini are excellent, highly recommended. The rest of the menu is also good.

A lovely outdoor spot for a summer evening. Delicious pizza and arrosticini. Games for kids.

Everything was top-notch. The food (we had pizza, liver arrosticini, meat and ventricina, and mixed roast beef), the service (very friendly and welcoming), and the atmosphere (especially the outdoor seating in the summer). The variety and quality of the desserts deserves special mention.

We ordered 4 pizzas, 2 of which were Margheritas. I don't know what happened, but I recommend changing the pizza chef, or at least checking his work. The pizza was absurd. I'll explain: the tomato sauce was like puree from cardboard boxes, tasteless, horrible. The fries, what am I talking about? Anyway, the pizza was a disgrace. Last thing, when it was time to pay, I went to the cashier with my friend. We asked for a separate bill, and were told, "Here's the receipt, you split it!" I was shocked, but in a calm tone, I wanted to tell him, "I'm paying you handsomely, and I didn't even eat..." I'll never go back.

Very nice place, far from the stress of the city and located on a hill. Beautiful surrounding landscape. The food is good overall but the prices are a bit high (1.50€ per handmade arrosticino yes but still small is an exaggeration). The bruschetta is also good. The service leaves much to be desired.