Best supermarket in the neighborhood. The deli section was amazing and great service.read more

Supermercato EMI is an excellent supermarket. It is large, with a wide selection of food,…read morebeverages, and other goods. Aisles are wide and well-organized. Staff are friendly and helpful (though I advise learning some Italian phrases -- unlike the larger cities, English is not widely-spoken in this region). Prices are good; EMI also stocks a variety of other items you mightn't find at a stateside supermarket, such as clothing, electronics, and bicycles. Note for those unfamiliar with the Italian supermarket system that items such as fruit and baked goods must be weighed and labeled at computerized scales where you pick them up; the cashier cannot do it for you at checkout and will send you back (ask me how I know). Ample parking out front and quick access to and from the Autostrada. A great store.

Walking in here is like stepping back in time. This is a tiny little grocer just off of the main…read morepiazza in town. The owners are wonderful, friendly people that always have a smile, and are always happy to let you taste some of their cheese or salami. While the selection is not huge, you wouldn't expect it from such a small place, but the main point is that shopping here reminds us of the way things used to be before we all went to gigantic impersonal supermarkets.

So many places in this town make you feel like you are living in the good old days. This store…read moresells mainly milk and bread products. Cheese, yogurt, milk, bread, cereal, pasta, and white pizza in the morning. White pizza, not what the American thinks, not pizza with ricotta and mozzarella, just plain foccacia, salt and olive oil. A staple in breakfast out here. Everyone in here is super friendly and always willing to help you out! And they accept cards!

Probably the only place in Italy where people are not nice. Here is looking at you chubby cashier…read moregirl with fake blonde highlights. Everyone else was so helpful except for your brunette cashier friend. Some tips: bring a euro coin to unlock the carts. You get it back after return. Weigh and tag your produce or chubby cashier girl gets steamed. If it is such a problem why not put up a sign that it needs to be done? Montepulciano is frequented by many tourists. Very clean store. Not high end products but good quality. Bring bags.

Store in Montepulciano, Italy has been upgraded since my last visit and it is fabulous. Large…read moreselection of everything you can imagine. Liken it to a Gelson's in California, but much more reasonable priced. And, yes, weigh, code and tag your fruits and vegetables where necessary. Love the new parking structure where they validate your ticket at check out for free parking. Previously parking was a nightmare.

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. The staff/owners were very Attentive. Don't…read morelook elsewhere for delicious Filipino Home cooked meal. Perfect comfort food once we docked from our Ship. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Civitavecchia, Italy or for any Cruisers. Owners were very friendly that made our conversations refreshing. Thank you Ate Baby, Ate Ding and Kuya Monching

If you're in Civitavecchia and miss home cooked Filipino food and goodies, this place is for you!…read moreRight when you come in, the owner/staff greets you and are very welcoming. The ambiance is like eating in a Filipino home with a hearty meal. We enjoyed chatting with the owners and staff. Amazing dining experience that brings you closer to home.