Scelto Caserta In Maddaloni

First time here for my birthday, I must say a nice discovery. The food is not bad, the meat is excellent and the presentation on the table is also pleasant. The icing on the cake is the wide selection of wines: we chose a Tuscan red from the Arezzo area with a delicate and rounded taste, excellent

Fixed stop when I get home. Pasquale and Luigi are always impeccable and hospitable, like the cuisine of this jewel of local food and wine. Great care and choice, as the name suggests, in the raw materials, in the preparation, in the attention to the details of the service. Absolutely worth trying.

Prima volta in questo locale con la mia famiglia di sabato sera Qualità della carne alta, cesto pane con prodotti di qualità e selezione di tanti marchi top della ristorazione (vd Olio di Muraglia di Andria). Deluso un pochino dai panini, ho trovato gli elementi interni un pochino slegati tra loro, non mi hanno convinto del tutto..ed ecco le 4 stelle di motivazione a fare meglio

“No love is more sincere than the love of food.” -Cit. I have always believed that choosing to eat "well" is an experience that few decide to undertake with full awareness and interest. Either for economic reasons, or for prejudice linked to "reduced quantities", or for a certain aversion towards new things, or for a so-called "food ignorance" that does not allow one to go beyond one's own tastes, one's own traditions, one's own standards. It's difficult to go beyond your own "comfort food"; sitting at the table in a restaurant involves a complete act of trust in whoever is preparing the dishes ordered for us, who is recommending the best wine for those dishes. Eating is an integral part of a journey, an experience to be lived in parallel with temporarily moving away from one's land of origin; it involves experiencing, knowing other people, and experiencing other people. “Scelto” struck me for this: tradition, innovation, flavors in a traditional key but with pronounced and marked notes of innovation that are never intrusive, the wine cellar is also excellent. For us: a Chardonnay native to the Sicilian vines and a Primitivo coming from the warm Salento. Bread and breadsticks made by them, accompanied by fine oils originating from Tuscany and Puglia. An appetizer divided into two: “Croquetas de jamon with potatoes, bechamel and Iberian jamon, following the Neapolitan Sunday tradition for my husband: “Mafalde with Neapolitan ragù” and for me, a lover of truffles, especially white ones, “Tagliolini with truffle”. The highlight, the discovery for both, was the: Ribeye Wagyu from Japan, in particular from the Kobe district where these highly prized breed cattle are bred. The meat presents itself to the eye with a marbled appearance, with more or less evident veins depending on the marbling. The greater the presence of fat among the fibres, the better and more valuable the meat will be. And ours was just like that: very tender and with tasty fat. To conclude on a sweet note, a chocolate sphere on which our very kind Luigi poured some hot chocolate, and inside the sphere salted caramel, fior di latte ice cream and peanut pralines. The prices are a little high, but you pay for the quality, but above all you can see it and it is appreciated by people like me. Thanks for everything!

Ottimo, sublime, cibo eccellente e ben preparato e presentato , nulla da dire in questo locale si mangia benissimo, si percepisce la scelta di qualità del cibo che viene servito, ottimo servizio in sala attento e accorto, ottima accoglienza . Cucina a vista, ottima scelta dei vini. Ottima scelta di carni Nulla da dire Ritorneremo

We tried it and chose it a bit by chance and I have to say that it was worth it! Simple place, without too many frills but at the same time lots and lots of quality. From the service to the cuisine, everything was amazing. We ate farewell and will definitely return.

Good food but prices a little high