I migliori ristorantinella città Collazzone della Perugia

07/04/2026: We stayed here with Grandma. Aside from the fact that Umbria is beautiful, the location is impeccable! The house (the Giulia apartment) was spotless in every way, compact and functional. The sheets smelled fresh, and everything was generally kept in order, even the extra fleece blankets (which Grandma needed) in the bedroom closet. There's also a friendly cat nearby, very sociable. It's convenient that there's parking right next to the apartments, not just downstairs. I'd love to return and try their specialties; I've seen them and was very intrigued by the vegetables.

09/07/2026: Let me start by saying that if you call and go to this place, you're going exclusively to eat their delicious premium meat! Another caveat: we chose to come here for a bachelor party dinner because the groom's dream was to eat their meat. I called three days in advance to make a reservation, and the lady who answered told me they were renovating in Collazzone and had temporarily moved to San Martino in Colle. No problem, the location wouldn't change much; the important thing was to eat their meat. I made a reservation and agreed that she'd have to send me the new location. I texted her two hours before the reservation to have the location sent to me, and she sent it to me, no problem. We arrived at the restaurant in San Martino in Colle at 8:00 PM, sat down, and waited 30 minutes for a friend. Meanwhile, those who had already arrived chose their meat from the menu. So we've already made a list of things to order, including Chianina carpaccio, various steaks, a Florentine steak... meat, only meat, I repeat, if you go there, you go for that. Our friend arrives and we call to order, but from there it's a disaster... he immediately arrives saying he doesn't have the steak (the main courses are almost exclusively steaks). Carpaccio? Not even (one of their specialties), okay, so let's have two Florentine steaks?! Not even those! The funny thing is that in this meat restaurant they offer us their fish menu, claiming it's their specialty. Which, of course, we don't accept. He then offers us grilled pork (which we obviously don't accept, I eat it at home), and a hamburger he says is homemade, saying and closing that he's sorry but they haven't delivered the meat and that the day before was closed. From there, all our considerations and our review begin: Let me start by saying that if you go there, you go for meat only. First of all, I called three days in advance, so if you don't have the meat, you have plenty of time to get it. Plus, we spoke two hours earlier. If you didn't have the meat, you should have told me we weren't coming. You say they didn't deliver it today, okay, but the butcher shop is 20 minutes away. You could have picked it up, or maybe we should have gone before going to the restaurant?! You also say they were closed the day before, which isn't true because Monday is the day they're closed. (It sounded like a Blues Brothers excuse; there were no grasshoppers.) But can we talk about the food they brought? We ended up having a mixed appetizer that looked like a jumble of leftovers from a few days before, but what about the burgers?! They arrived dry and chewy, definitely old and not their own (we know their burgers). And then—and we laughed a lot about this—can you offer fish as the specialty for the evening at a meat restaurant that's almost as famous in Umbria as San Martino in Colle? (By the way, it was written that they only do fish on Thursdays and Fridays.) We then left the location; we basically ate in front of a newsstand under a portico, in the scorching heat, but they didn't have air conditioning inside anyway. But, again, we didn't care about the location as long as we ended up eating their delicious meat (maybe once!?). We couldn't help but leave this review. We promised ourselves, perhaps, to return when they're back in Collazzone. The restaurant told me they're two different locations and that they no longer have Luchetti Farm meat at that location in San Martino in Colle!? But if you go to Luchetti Farm restaurant, the phone number is still only the one for San Martino in Colle! Plus, they told me themselves it was theirs, but they were moving locations! But!