Nonna Nini In Assisi

Wonderful meal we had today at Nonna Nini.

Nice mix Italian and Indian fusion

Excellent options, even for those who need to eat gluten-free.

The food was good, but unfortunately a bit bland in terms of taste. Definitely too little for the intended "fusion" of Italy and India, too boring. The portions themselves were far too generous and large; you should only order two courses if you're really, really hungry. How can you possibly eat a dolce when you're about to burst? The wine selection wasn't extensive, but sufficient. The Montefalco Rosso we chose was fine. The service from the owner (Tracy?) was okay, but took some getting used to. We had a good rapport with her, but with other guests, she displayed a certain uncomprehending severity, which I found a bit brusque, irritating, and not particularly likeable.

Excellent food quality and good value for money. The wine list is limited but good.

Original offerings, refined cuisine that beautifully blends wonderful Italian and Indian cuisine, in a refined and elegant setting.

Incredible fusion of Indian and Italian cuisine. I would return to Assisi just for this food!

Reserved this restaurant weeks before eating there. I had forgotten it was a Indian and Umbrian fusion restaurant. Upon arrival there were no menus in English, but the hostess translated every item on the menu. I selected the tagliatelle ragu.....OMG..THE ABSOLUTE BEST dish I've had in Umbria. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, but reservations are essential. Thanks Nona Nini for the best food on our last night in Umbria.

Giornata di fatica su e giù per Cascia ed Assisi...come di abitudine cerco un ristorante in cui mangiare e decidiamo di andare a provare questo ristorante. Appena entrati un ambiente luminoso e colorato ti accoglie insieme all'odore di spezie. Menù semplice, con tanto di breve cronistoria del locale, ma completo di varie tipologie di cibo, ordiniamo una zuppa di legumi ed un samosa, involtini ripieni di patate e fave il tutto condito con delle spezie ed insalata piccante poi degli gnocchi con salsiccia e tartufo e delle fettuccine al ragù vegetale arricchito anche esso da spezie. Infine una fetta di torta della nonna. Che dire il mix di cucina locale con quella indiana ci è piaciuto, servizio gentile e conto onesto sono un plus per andare a conoscere questo locale

Oh this is a place not to miss, a real treat for the senses. We wanted a late lunch and ate wonderfully subtle samosas to start. We both chose to follow that with a Vegetable Lasagne that had lemon zest sprinkled on it with some parmesan. It was delicious. Didn't have room for desert but will make sure I try them tonight when we're returning for dinner. Fantastic and great value for money.