Pizzaout In Teora

20/01/2026: The setting is an L-shaped space, with a café on one side along the main road (in fact, the bill you'll see says "Caffè del Corso"), and a Trattoria Nuscana on the other, facing the main square. Each has its own entrance and exit. That said, we've dined here several times, before it changed hands several times. Under this latest management, we've dined there three times in recent years for "Notti dei Bonfire" (bonfire nights). This time, we chose the €20 menu, which included a limited first course, a limited second course, and a small bottle of mineral water or a small glass of red wine. We chose tagliatelle with mushrooms and sausages and pasta with potatoes and provola cheese, followed by pezzente with ragù, and small bottles of water. We had Aglianico with us. The waiter, with a Lazio accent, was very kind; we were the only ones dining, so we didn't have to wait long for our dishes to arrive. The restaurant is basic, without frills. The bill includes service, bread, and a cover charge. The portions, as the photos show, aren't generous. We suggest including a dessert and/or liqueur in the €20 menu to keep up with competitors offering similar fare and to stay ahead of the market.