Ristorante I Lecci In Castiglione d'orcia

02/08/2024: More than the inn, I think the whole village is very beautiful to visit, with the narrow streets that branch out like a labyrinth between the houses. Many panoramic points and welcoming benches for a moment of relaxation. Although certainly not by road, it is worth going even on the road that passes between hills and cultivated fields. It is not a place for mass tourism and perhaps there is not a series of shops selling souvenirs, but you can breathe an air of times gone by. Advised

18/07/2024: How do they do it?! This little place in a tiny village managed to be one of my groups absolute favorite dinners during our week in Tuscany. The setting in Castelmuzio on the piazza is charming, quintessential small town Italy. The servers are great. And the food is excellent quality. We highly recommend their ragu bianco and tender handmade pastas. The pork roast was fantastic, along with the crispy roasted potatoes… all perfectly seasoned. Their homemade desserts are also fabulous. Nothing’s fancy, but it all manages to taste delicious. The house wines are enjoyable (the white was surprising) and a good value. A fun quirk of this location is when the church bells begin to ring at 8 pm… there are three dueling campanile and the ringing goes on and on and on until everyone begins to laugh. A wonderful spot, worth a drive even if you’re staying a few towns over. (Be sure and arrive 30+ minutes early so you can stroll through the tiny village before dinner, and enjoy the views toward Pienza and Santa Anna from up Borgo Salotto.