We came here onto mother-in-laws recommendation. She said they had the best gnocchi she has ever…read morehad. This being my wife's favorite, decided to make a special trip to San Gimignano just to try them out! We made reservations and I am glad we did because by 8pm, every table was full. The place is very small and dark, but they add a small LED light at each table giving just the right amount of light to read the menu. We reviewed the menu only to find that they no longer have gnocchi. She was disappointed at first, but absolutely loved her entree. We weren't vey hungry so no starters tonight, but they brought bread and some sort of potato fritter that had bits of octopus in it. I loved it, my wife stopped eating it when she found out about the octopus! She was fine before I told her. We order a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio and I went for the wild boar ragu while the wife tried I Fagottini Del Contadino, pasta stuffed with pears & pecorino cheese in a saffron and pecorino sauce. Spectacular! The pear had a little sweet and the pecorino a little salt and the sauce was velvety smooth and delicious! My ragu was very hearty with lots of pork. Simply delicious. They had crème brûlée, which is my wife favorite. We still had a little wine left, so she ordered that and I got the double chocolate cake with orange marmalade. We both enjoyed our deserts very much. While they didn't have gnocchi, we both thoroughly enjoyed our meal and will definitely come back the next time we are in town.

Food was delicious! Wine recommendation from the waiter was excellent! Ambiance was typical…read morefamiliar run Italian restaurant and just love that! Would definitely go back and might before we leave San G!

This is one of the authentic restaurants that serves good and delicious Italian food…read more We came in a big group and everyone enjoyed themselves. We started with a bottle of wine supper soft and delicious. Then my mom wanted to try a Zuppa and she got the Porcini one. She ate it all. I ordered a Marguerite pizza. I loved it. The crust was so soft and crunchy at the same time. It really tasted the best pizza for me. My friend ordered but I can't remember the name of their dishes. But they love the food as well. The service was great. They were very attentive and helpful. I really enjoyed everything. If I was to go back I would go back there.

Must try! This is Tuscan food!…read more Very careful service and great beverage choices. We were the first for lunch. We were in San G for the day and went by all the cafe joints etc and saw this down a small street from the busy square. It wasn't open till noon but I asked my wife to wait 15 minutes. Well I created a buzz of some older tourist couples and they couldn't wait to try to by the time it opened. We went to the loft dining above and one server for his best to get lunch service underway. It wasn't quick but oh well. We all waited and savored and in the end it was Tuscan porcini soup from heaven, a roasted beef entree that was great! My porchetta dish was good but overheated and dried out. I saw how they did it when we left and if I knew better I would ask for a slice not cooked again. So much rosemary flavor! The most impressive part was our Tuscan tureen sampler with sauces and really good breads. The bomb. This was a splurge lunch but so worth it! They also had the care to bring my bottle of beer(wife drink wine I don't) with a frozen plastic cell bag to keep the bottle cold while I drink from the glass. Very impressive but simple service. Salads and desserts from other tables looked awesome and some older fellow next to us must be on Lipitor given the huge meat and cheese plate he ate as his meal! Kind of jealous but that was a better share dish for the table compared to the well crafted dishes we chose. But please folks don't dry out a wonderful porchetta slice!!!

Good food, great vino, phenomenal service! We are here 3 times in 4 days…read more Recommend getting a pizza or flatbread. The limoncello is delicious

Worth the hike around the city to find excellent wine, appetizers, and a view at a reasonable price.read more

Hands down our best meal in San Gimignano. The service was impeccable, and our waitress recommended…read moreeverything perfectly! It's no wonder they've been recognized by Michelin two years in a row. Bravo!

Walking in town and wondered into this restaurant. Food and service are excellent. Go a bit early…read moreto avoid the wait.

Our family had a fantastic dinner plus superb scenery on June 6th. Definitely 5 stars!read more

We had just gotten to San Gimignano after a few wine tastings and were looking for a nice place for…read moredinner. The agriturismo called here and asked if they could seat two people to which they responded they were completely booked, so we decided to walk in and see if we could get a table and when we arrived they told us a 25 minute wait which we we're fine with. We ordered the minestrone soup, a salad, a side of the white tuscan beans in olive oil, and the spinach with butter. We also got a 1.2 kilogram Bistecca alla Florentina. I had this steak two separate times in Italy before trying it here and it was good, but here it was just too chewy. I know they cook these rare but the texture of the meat was just a no go. The minestrone soup actually tasted exactly like a can of Progresso soup -- nothing special, but the texture of the ingredients was good and the veggies looked fresh. The spinach and beans were good, but I actually wish I ordered pasta instead of the steak because watching them bring pasta over to the other tables, I could tell it looked good. It's hit or miss with the steak sometimes and I guess I just got unlucky this night.

So nice to sit down to a nice dinner after a long day in Florence. We wasted a lot of time trying…read moreto find a restaurant in Poggibonsi but it was difficult to navigate the streets to find a nice place. We decided to go to San Gimignano for dinner. We parked down below the Coop and walked up. We stopped at this restaurant because it was the first one. This place is very small. We had to sit in a tiny table for two wedged between a table for four and the wall and the door to the toilet. I was in the corner against the wall and my husband was seated halfway blocking the door to the toilet. It's a good thing that service was good and the food was excellent. We ordered a beer and a glass of wine along with lasagna and Pici al Regolleto.

Most amazing food and wonderful atmosphere! The patè was delightful. The beef tartare with truffles…read morewas to die for. There was so much truffle that you could see it throughout..... it wasn't just a truffle oil. The panna cotta with pistachio was the reason I will come back to this restaurant. Outstanding! Also, be sure to try the Vernaccia. It's the local wine :)

This is by far one of the best restaurants we have eaten at in Tuscany. The owner runs the…read morerestaurant and provides considerate and thoughtful recommendations for both the cuisine and wine. The food is exquisite and true to form. The chef plates every dish with precision and tact. The flavors are elegant and entertain your palette with every bite. If you are in Tuscany and or near San Gimignano do yourself a favor and eat at this gem. It doesn't hurt that the town is also incredible to get lost in for a day trip or afternoon escape. The epitome of hill top towns in Tuscany. La Dolce Vita. Ps- order the limoncello.

May 2018. Amazing quality and service. Deserving of its Michelin star. The concierge at our hotel…read morein Siena suggested we dine at this restaurant on our day trip to San Gimignano. We debated whether to do the 5 course tasting menu for two at lunch time since it was rather warm and we did not want a long lunch. But the restaurant manger convinced us otherwise since there were several appetizers we wanted to try -- we were happy we took his suggestion. For appetizers we had their signature dish the Mezzevo (chicken egg), followed by Scallops, then Spaghetti Mancini (which came out with a glass covering smoke that smelled the aroma of coffee) and for the main course the Sea bass with pistachos. Every plate was creative, beautiful and delicious. One of the owners, as well as the manager were both attentive and helpful in their descriptions of the various plates. Everything was perfect.

Single handedly the best bruschetta I've had during a recent trip to Tuscany. This tiny restaurant…read moreis run by a woman from San Gimignano and boy, does she have a range of bruschetta. She's super friendly but the bruschetta is even better. We had the porcini & bacon, and the sausage & cheese. Fantastic!

We were originally headed to the restaurant across the street for a slice of pizza, but luckily for…read moreus it was closed. We came and were the only customers. Beatriz was a delight! All they serve is bruschetta with a variety of wines and water. We had four different selections, and all were scrumptious. The savory ones had fresh veggies, olive oil, garlic and herbs. The best was the pear which was just right for dessert. Perfect place to stop while wandering the streets and to get us through to late dinner in Florence. You will be happy you stopped here!!

Gian Franco is the most delightful cafe owner and gourmet sandwich maker. We communicated with…read moregoogle translate and had the most amazing time laughing and enjoying his company. Each sandwich was crafted with love. We will return!

The owner Gianfranco is an artist when it comes to preparing your meat and cheese board. We enjoyed…read morethat with some local wine. It was delicious and a great experience. This place may be hard to find, but well worth it.

Went here to try the coffee and who I can only assume to be the owner treated us very rudely upon…read moreentry. Simultaneously when I went to use the restroom and I took 5 minutes he started to bang on the door and as I exited commented "staying there for an hour?" Ambiance is fine.

Average coffee We stopped in for coffee on the way back into…read morethe old town. The service was friendly, but we thought the coffee was a bit bitter.