Tavern Engel Keller In Orvieto

This place was a wonderful surprise; it recently changed ownership and is centrally located. The food we ate exceeded our expectations, and the hostess, Nadia, is kind and empathetic, making you feel right at home. Everything was excellent, and the beers were top-notch. The place is very well-kept and perfectly captures the feel of a pub, with a feminine touch. We'll be back as soon as possible...just an hour from Rome.

I'm opening and closing a parenthesis. I've read negative reviews that are about a year old. I say this because we stopped in today for a beer. The owner (Nadia) was incredibly kind, to say the least, and stopped to chat with us and told us she's been running this place for a year. I say this because it's not easy to find a place in a tourist area where you're pampered and not told "you're a tourist anyway, and once you're out I'll never see you again." I highly recommend it.

Thin pizza, exceptional ingredients, wide selection of draft beers (German lager and dark beer + strong bulldog + McFarland)

Excellent pizza, beer too, very kind owners, average prices

The service at this family-run tavern was outstanding from start to finish. The Diavola pizza was a standout—thin, crisp crust with a generous double layer of spicy salami. The carbonara-style burger was also impressive in size and flavour, easily a meal on its own. The Aperol spritzes were well-made and generously poured. It’s slightly tucked away from the main area, but that works in its favour if you’re staying in Orvieto—especially once the daytime crowds arrive. Well worth the extra walk for a more relaxed, authentic experience. We went back the following day for more aperitvo and were greeted like family.

We felt really comfortable, Franco (I think he's the owner) made us feel right at home! The pizza was excellent. Well done everyone.

Friendly staff, it seemed like the only pub in the area... the draft beer is good, we had pizzas, burgers and mixed fried food... we weren't crazy about the food but that might be a matter of taste.