I migliori ristoranti di cucina mediterraneanella città Frascati della Roma

03/07/2025: Abbiamo scoperto questo locale su consiglio di amici. Premesso che dopo il caldo di Roma il fatto che si riuscisse a respirare era sufficiente a dare una super valutazione, ma il ristorante merita molto di più. Innanzitutto é presente anche il menu per chi é intollerante al lattosio o per chi é celiaco, mettono delle graziose bandierine per distinguere le portate senza lattosio o per celiaci al fine di evitare che una volta a tavola si possa far confusione. Siamo stati serviti da Valentino, unico nella sua professionalità ed estremamente gentile e disponibile, ha ispirato a tutti una immediata simpatia, qualità molto rare, abbiamo preso dei deliziosi supplì della casa, consigliati sempre da Valentino e da provare assolutamente, la pizza, anche qui provate quella della casa (pizza vecchia locanda) , e poi i dolci, fatti da loro! Una creme brûlé al pistacchio con pezzettini di cioccolato fondente, mitica, idem il tiramisù, se a tutto questo si aggiunge assenza di rumori della città e prezzi onestissimi, sicuramente torneremo per provare le altre pietanze !

27/06/2025: Ho contattato il ristorante tramite Just Eat ed ho pagato due volte quanto ordinato. Ho contattato il ristorante per il rimborso ed il proprietario è stato molto gentile e disponibile; onesto al punto da dire "non voglio sapere nemmeno cosa è successo, le renderò la cifra spesa". Quanto ordinato era molto buono quindi oltre alla massima disponibilità ed onestà, ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo. Assolutamente consigliato!

16/08/2025: We had two glasses of wine, two bottles of water, and two aperitifs for €25 each, one of which was paid in advance by bank transfer, as requested. Let's start with the discomfort: in the vineyard, I don't expect to sit in an armchair, nor with two seat cushions that are like wafers. Those nice, wide seat cushions exist, or at least the ones you have would be a little more padded. Otherwise, put a mat, even if it's not too thick, that insulates you from the ground. That said, let's get to the platter, which was simply awful. I hate to say it, but that's how it is. I had high expectations, but they were completely unfulfilled. For €25 each, you foisted on us a platter with supermarket-quality cold cuts. And if it wasn't from the supermarket, believe me, change suppliers. After all, I'm just another person who points it out. Then we talk about some of the options: two slices of cheese, two spoonfuls of tasteless ricotta instead of mozzarella, and then the turkey breast. Along with the prosciutto crudo and the cheap salami, the turkey breast. I didn't know I was on a diet. I don't know... mortadella, pork loin... No, the breast. Bah! Not to mention that tasteless little bowl of farro with peas. Two forkfuls each. A shriveled porchetta of dubious quality that had clearly caught air, which I'll draw a veil over. I'm attaching a photo, because it's not a €50 platter. We finished the platter, and after waiting 35 minutes, a waiter came to ask if we wanted another glass. So we decided to leave, but as we were leaving, the staff informed us that they still had fried food to serve. We didn't know, so we sat down again. It was a small parcel for one with three fritters inside, and no one even asked me if I wanted more wine. So I decided it was fine. The staff was kind but far too young and lacking in experience. I've also worked in contact with the public, and customers deserve attention. Tonight I came to the vineyard to drink water; I drank a whole bottle. We asked for advice on the wine—we always ask those who know more than us—but they didn't let us taste the wine once it was poured. Even if the bottle were already open, it should have been the same. Or does the fact that you're in the vineyard mean you might not like it or it might taste corked, as they say in slang?! I think it's just the basics. They even let me taste Annamaria Clementi in a Michelin-starred restaurant, and that says it all. I think we should accept criticism every now and then, without justifying the unjustifiable by saying "you drink water from a glass" and "you eat from porcelain plates" or "the kitchen is far away" as I see in your other replies to other reviews. Excuse me, but two aperitifs, two glasses of wine, two bottles of water, €70.00, did you want me to eat from a plastic bag?! 🤷🏼‍♀️ It's fine to defend the staff in public and then possibly admonish them in private, but then, where you make a mistake, you make a mistake. The description on the website is far too exaggerated and inconsistent with reality. €25.00 in advance and €44.00 paid tonight, based on the offer and the experience, if we had known, we would have gone out to dinner. The truth is that it's a seasonal service and we want to make as much money as possible. I haven't been a restaurateur, but I have been a salesperson and I completely understand, but this just isn't fair. If the recent reviews are mostly negative and everyone's pointing out the same things, instead of standing here justifying the unjustifiable, I'd focus on correcting the situation. And if you don't want to correct the situation, at least correct the prices. I was disappointed that you didn't have change at the register this evening and that you gave us an extra €1 because you couldn't change the money. Thank you, but it goes without saying that whoever is in charge of the register is responsible for it, so I have no complaints about the customer. We won't be coming back, but I imagine you'll invite me to do so yourself, just like you did with other customers who, like me, have criticized you.

10/08/2025: I booked to surprise my wife for her birthday, but the real surprise was the location, the kindness and elegance of the owner and her staff, as well as the quality and quantity of the food. We opted for the aperitif dinner, and I must say the portions are truly varied and generous, and the attention to detail from all the staff makes this wonderful place even more magical. My vegetarian menu was nothing short of amazing and truly delicious (even my non-vegetarian wife confirmed the deliciousness and quality of the classic menu). The photos on the website and in the reviews don't do justice to its beauty; in person, it's even more beautiful, and we especially appreciated the space between each pallet. I loved eating sitting on the blanket and cushions, but it might be uncomfortable for some. One last piece of advice: don't trust the negative reviews; we've traveled extensively in Italy and abroad, and we agree with my wife that it's one of the most beautiful places we've ever been.