I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Cortona della Arezzo

26/09/2025: Ohhhh: rico - delicioso - delicious - A flavor explosion!!!!

07/09/2025: Delicious gelato - really loved the dark chocolate, almond, chocolate and pistachio - we went a few nights for this gelato

01/10/2025: Absolutely one of the most exclusive locations in the limited area of ​​Cortona

17/05/2025: Amazing place, easy access if you're traveling by public transport, the bus stop is right in front of the hotel, beautiful facilities

21/11/2025: Food was good and service was what you would expect from this type of establishment. We actually visited twice during our visit because of we want a good burger for dinner.

12/10/2025: Great place for burgers and fries with beer. Burgers come medium rare, you have to ask for dipping sauce for your fries.

25/11/2025: The location is adjacent to the highway, yet nestled in a quiet setting. It's also very close to the town of Cortona, making it an excellent choice for logistics. Excellent for a one-night stopover. The breakfast was good, and the staff were very friendly. The rooms are a bit dated and in need of renovation. The windowless bathroom had no ventilation. If we had chosen this hotel for a few days, it would have left us a bit skeptical.

02/10/2025: It's a nice hotel; it was full when I was there. Breakfast is from about 6:30 to 9:30, looks well-prepared, and has a reasonable selection, including some Italian fare.

10/12/2025: A haven of flavor and fun! Cacio Brillo is much more than just a bar: it's a place where conviviality and good food meet. Perfect for an aperitif with friends, it offers generous, quality platters, accompanied by a selection of wines and cocktails that never disappoint. The staff is always smiling and helpful, creating a welcoming and lively atmosphere. Some evenings it comes alive with music and DJ sets, making it the perfect place to start the evening. Whether for a quick lunch, an aperitif, or an after-dinner drink, Cacio Brillo is always a guaranteed hit. Highly recommended!

06/12/2025: Terrible. We ordered: bruschetta, good, focaccia, good, and ribollita. The waitress came over, took the dishes from the shelf behind us, microwaved them for 5 minutes, and voilà. Disgraceful. Change your job.

20/10/2025: Wonderful place. My wife and I stopped here on a day trip in Cortona and we were greeted warmly by the owner, Emma. The cappuccino and pastries were very good, but the pizza was absolutely delicious. The restaurant is small but inviting and fills up quickly. It was a highlight of our trip for sure. I hope we get the chance to return someday!

16/10/2025: I only brought four regular pastries. My daughter bought them. Maybe that's why they cost €14... rip-off.

12/04/2025: Due ragazzi giovani a pranzo un tagliere per due composto da 6 crostini neri 6 fette di capocollo 6 fette di prosciutto ciaccia 6 fette di formaggio più bottiglia di acqua costo 50 euro incredibile e non erano turisti ma due giovani davvero avido Troppo costoso non andare

18/02/2025: Posto molto carino pizza ottima consiglio di prendere pizze particolari che sono eccezionali. Ci sono stato con amici a tutti è piaciuta

09/10/2025: I love coffee and know the most popular blends, roasts, humidity levels, and different machines. Here you can find the best coffee in the area.

01/09/2025: Different prices, different days!!! On August 30, 2025, we stopped for breakfast. The price of a croissant was €1.50, and the cappuccino was €1.80. Almost surprised to find prices in line with the market, we decided to return on September 1, 2025. However, when it came time to pay, I noticed that the prices had increased. I went out and checked the receipt and immediately noticed that the croissants were charged €2 each and the cappuccino was €2.50. It seems impossible to me that in less than 48 hours, prices could have increased by this percentage, and even more unlikely that the prices for what we consumed were incorrectly set by those who work in this profession. The only thing I can think of is that there could be a rate for residents and one for tourists, and that on the first day, the "local" rate was applied by mistake. This is obviously my personal opinion, and I don't want or have time to engage in a lengthy discussion, nor do I want to let this pass without letting the "kind gentleman" know that people aren't stupid. So I go back into the restaurant and teasingly point out the price difference, saying, "Since I don't want you to think we're taking advantage of you, I'll give you the same amount less than I paid the day before yesterday compared to today's prices," and I leave the coins at the register. Yes, I gave him money, and yes, I had the satisfaction of making it clear that customers deserve respect. It takes a thoughtful mind to understand my gesture, but I'm confident the message was understood. He might even be sued for the price difference for the same service and drink.