I migliori ristoranti di cucina vegetariananella città Orvieto della Terni

23/07/2025: We stayed at this property in July 2025 and will definitely return...the reception staff, Daniele and Sergio, were truly welcoming and made us feel at home with their warmth and kindness. The peace, quiet, and view make this property truly pleasant and romantic, just what you need to relax and recharge.

23/07/2025: Nestled in the hills, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. A lovely and comfortable property, friendly and helpful staff, and, above all, an excellent à la carte restaurant where you can taste their wines. A place of absolute relaxation and tranquility to recharge your batteries. Highly recommended!

08/09/2025: A quaint place. Simple but tasty cuisine. We stopped by on a Sunday for lunch; the place was packed, which may have caused confusion and slow service. Overall, though, we're happy with our choice.

07/09/2025: The food wasn't bad, but the staff was rude and excessively slow. We waited an hour for the starters, when customers who arrived after us had time to finish their food and leave. Poor value for money, and the bathroom didn't have toilet paper (for a €2.50 cover charge per person, I would have expected the bare minimum). If you have time to spare, I recommend it for a long lunch; otherwise, you'd be better off choosing a place with more reasonable service.

12/07/2025: Very friendly, now a regular stop for football matches. A good place for a quick lunch. Personally, the pizza by the slice is second to none.

02/05/2025: Excellent pizza and very friendly and helpful owner

02/08/2025: We had dinner with friends, very good food, I will be back!!!! Top!!!

10/07/2025: I was there today. The food is awful, the owners are truly awful and have zero respect. I advise you not to go there.

16/08/2025: Fantastic giardiniera pizza: delicious vegetables, a well-balanced dough, and excellent taste. Perfectly cooked. Chef Giancarlo is truly a master of pizza: a fantastic sensory experience.

29/07/2025: First of all we ordered a bottle of tap water. I understand this isn’t the cultural norm in Italy but our waiter spoke good English and said he understood what we meant, but then still charged us for it. We ordered two glasses of white wine, which cost 6 euros each. The wine was nice but the amount was very small, we didn’t think anything of it until we noticed an Italian woman behind us had been poured a glass three times the size of ours, from the same bottle as ours. There was also no wine or drinks menu so we couldn’t have checked to see what we were ordering. We ordered the rosemary focaccia (€5), aubergine parmigiana (€12) and carbonara (€14). I saw our waiter bring out the focaccia, go up to who appeared to be owner or manager and ask something about or dish, probably whether it was okay to serve as it was burnt. The manager asked what table it was for, the waiter gestured to ours and the manager shrugged his shoulders and we were given it anyway. I don’t speak Italian but it was pretty easy to infer what was going on in this conversation. We called the waiter over and asked if it was meant to be burnt, he replied that it’s meant to be like that. Left half as it was so burnt and didn’t taste of anything. The aborigine parmigiana was really nice, carbonara was okay. Our waiter also brought some bread out for the table next to us and when they refused it he just stuck it on our table, the bread was rock hard and obviously a bit stale. We also noticed the table next to us who were not locals being told that they needed to order more food because they had only ordered 3 dishes between 4 of them. Given that the dishes weren’t cheap and they charged a copetta per person I think this is a bit cheeky. Overall very disappointed, Orvieto is known to have fantastic restaurants and we’re a bit gutted we wasted one of our meals dining here.