Great pizza. We had the Daviola and the Quattro, super delicious. Nice charming restaurant. Super…read moreconvenient and good parking.

If the town of San Gusme is anywhere near you, Sienna even, then get in your can and get over to…read moreSira e Remino. No kidding, it's that good. 7 of us walked over from our rented villa and had the meal of a lifetime. Wine, salad, pasta, more wine, meat dishes, anti pasta, more wine and pasta. The experience was a food lovers dream. The staff is great. They hosted a rowdy bunch of winning soccer team folks in the bar and sat us in the Frank Sinatra room where we had one of the greatest culinary experiences possible. Thank you Sira e Remino. Keep up the great work.

We searched out a laundromat to wash clothes and spied this tiny hideaway right across the street…read more Super friendly owner served us very good Chianti while we did the wash. The interior is gorgeous with a barrel vaults brick ceiling and a hidden wine cave below (you can view it through a glass floor). Bonus points if you can find the oversized unicorn Chianti bottle!

Best Bar I've been to in Italy. Great vibe, bartenders and pours! Whether it's Guia, Carlo or…read moreRicardo all are excellent specialty cocktail artists. Sit outside or get more privacy in a semi dark beautiful inside

We discovered this charming enoteca while walking the through the medieval hilltop town of Radda in…read moreTuscany. It was time for pranzo (lunch), and the menu posted outside was appealing. Sadly, after we were seated, we learned that they did not have the one dish that most of us wanted -- Zuppa Toscana Riboltita (Tuscan soup made with cabbage, beans and crusty bread). For my lunch, I enjoyed Cinghiale in Umido (wild boar stew) and Verdure al Forno (baked mixed vegetables). The house red wine was fine. The restaurant itself was small but charming. Service was good.

David and staff, Gracie! Lovely dinner for us on a Monday night. Reservations are a must. As we…read moresaw him turn away two couples because it's a small place and enjoyably so. We had the Rich salad (see photos) for our anti pasta and pici cacio e pepe also Pasta alla Giovannino for our second dishes. No room for mains after that and saved room for desserts. The wine list is good and if you need more just purchase a bottle from shelf or ask the owners.

NYT 36 hours in Siena drew me here. I loved it. Very cool vibe. Mixed ages of audience…read more Cavernous. Gorgeous - and fun. We saw an awesome avant garde accordionist. LOVE LOVE LOVE

I was desperate and needed to eat something other than pasta and pizza! I walked by this place and…read moreordered the fries and burger. If you're American, don't expect a normal burger. It has all the components that goes in a burger but it doesn't exactly taste like what we would expect. The service was spectacular and they give you ICE! The coke cans are larger then everything I've gotten in the past 9days! They give you a can with 500ml! Overall it was a fine experience and i really needed something other than pasta.

Very nice. good food, good house wine. Tje beat thing is that it is not touristic!!! Great prices.read more

Elfo Pub is an absolutely fantastic beer-centered pub down a quiet little alley off Piazza…read moreNovembre. Completely unpretentious with one of the most incredible selections of European beer I've ever seen! Vintage Belgian ales, gose, sours, lagers, a little something for everyone...so long as you're a fan of European styles (which I am). If you're looking for Heineken or Kronenburg, this might not be the spot for you. But if you're looking for a purely unique, artistic, comfortable pub with an amazing selection of beers and a very friendly and knowable bar staff, you've come to the right place!

My favorite Perugia pub has a large selection of local and international craft beers - over 100…read morebottled beers, plus ten rotating ones on tap with an amazing variety of different styles. During my first three nights, I did tastings of the nine tap brews which interested me. And was lucky: The following night, some of the tap beers had changed. The staff is very friendly and - as in all good craft beer pubs - offers free sips of the tap beers you are not sure of. Elfo Pub is hidden in a little side street, but it definitely is worth looking for.