I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Cepagatti della Pescara

11/01/2026: Everything was perfect, as usual. The food was excellent and the service was perfect. Parking was easy. Highly recommended.

04/01/2026: They don't accept dogs. Their haughty, sometimes rude behavior... Both of them should take a course in good manners... but the atmosphere is pleasant, the hall is well-kept, and there's ample parking. The food is average, not exciting. More or less fast. But if you have children, forget that, like in the best restaurants, they're served first so they can leave. They wait their turn... It might be my impression, but... We used to get a lot of take-out pizzas. Booo, it seems to me they've reduced the size. It might be my impression. But we haven't gotten them anymore...

11/10/2025: Excellent dough and top-notch pizza. Exceptional supplì.

09/09/2025: Bit overrated as only premade pizza slices available, taste ok but expected more from Italian pizza. Anyways ok for quick snacks for decent price (1,3-1,6€/pcs).

10/01/2026: I'm a regular customer, both for takeout and for visiting with friends and family. It's a welcoming place. Francesca is fantastic, always ready to offer advice. Excellent pizza...and more. Highly recommended.

14/12/2025: We ate very well, nice place, fast service and kind waitresses..nothing to say!

07/11/2025: A monument built on the ruins of a large Roman villa, inhabited until late antiquity, which between the 6th and 7th centuries became a castrum for the Byzantines who had retained control of the nearby port of Aternum (Pescara), a key landing place and intermediate port between the Exarchate capital of Ravenna and Constantinople. They evidently built the first nucleus of the historic Torre Alex (named after Alessandro Valignano, one of the lords of the Valignano di Cepagatti family in the 17th century). The tower was consolidated in the Lombard era as a control point for a strategic road junction at the crossroads of the S.S. Picena Aprutina and the routes leading up to Forca di Penne and the Aquilano area. From the 11th and 12th centuries, it became the seat of the lords of the Norman, Swabian, and Angevin fiefdom of Cepagatti, before passing to the Valignano family in the 15th century and finally to the current owners. The first archaeological investigations by the Superintendency date back to the 1970s, and continued between 1998 and 2011 in Piazza San Rocco, bringing to light important Roman-era artefacts preserved in the City Council Chamber. The restoration of the Castle has returned to the public the so-called "Sala delle Cisterne," a rare and authentic Roman-era cistern measuring 22 meters long and 4 meters wide, as well as the 340-square-meter "Sala del Grano," located on the top floor of the monument, with a panoramic view of the Pescara Valley. The restoration of the Marcantonio Castle, begun in 2008, represents a "place in history," and the over 2,000 square meters spread over four levels offer the possibility of hosting particularly evocative events. Unfortunately, it is now in decline due to problems with the owners and is closed. What a shame... It is closed and abandoned. We hope the municipality of Cepagatti buys it back.

11/09/2025: Una delle attrattive principali del paese, si può prenotare anche per avvenimenti importanti

25/10/2025: Great restaurant. Lots of locals, not a tourist trap. Delicious food and great wine!

11/10/2025: Bruschetta was priced sky-high, as were the beers. Mutton arrosticini were good, although a bit too sinewy for my taste. Another flaw was that between ordering and the arrosticini arriving, we'd had three beers and finished all the bruschetta.