Not on a main street or square, but well worth searching out! Loved the Umbrian food and wine, with…read moreexcellent service and a lovely dining area. Don't just settle for a pizza, this place is a taste of great local cuisine.

I have been traveling around Italy for the past 3 months and this is one of the best meals I've…read morehad. I started with an Aperol Spritz that had a perfect ratio of alcohol to spritz. The wild boar stew was amazing. The meat was cooked perfectly, and the gravy was very savory. The Greek salad was full of olives and very refreshing. Both servers were attentive and very kind. Their English was impeccable!

During our trip to Assisi, we stumbled upon this hidden gem…read more The service was impressively fast--we ordered and received our food within 10 minutes. The ambiance is charming, with a cozy, small-shop feel tucked away in the alleys of Italy. Umbria, the region's cuisine, is known for its bold flavors, local wines, and use of fresh herbs. We tried a few standout dishes: * Tagliolini al tartufo - 5/5 (Rich, earthy truffle flavor, perfectly cooked pasta) * Gnocchi al ragù - 4/5 (Soft gnocchi with a flavorful meat sauce) * Agnello (lamb) with roasted potatoes - 4/5 (Tender and well-seasoned, but could use a bit more crispiness) * Legumi e cereali soup (legume, cereal, and pumpkin soup) - 4/5 (Warm and hearty, great for a chilly day)

I went over there with my mom during the lunch break of a tour in Assisi…read more The place is located in a beautiful plaza and the ambiance is quite nice, we were promptly seated. The service was pretty mediocre, as well as the food. I as expecting greatness, I mean a trattoria in Assisi!? C'mon!! I was definitely disappointed. My mother ordered gnocchi even though the sauce was pretty decent, they were made by flour, not potatoes, meaning no authentic. I had beef with rosemary and it was kinda bland, not what I was expecting. Prices were average, and they charge €2.5 Cover charge per person ( the infamous Cuperto) Not recommended

Had a lovely afternoon in Assisi and researched beforehand locations to eat here. Da Andrea came up…read morein my research for their Torta Al Testo. The Torta al Testo is an ancient Umbrian recipe: a focaccia mixed and cooked on a cast iron plate, then filled with the best of the local butcher's pork products. I opted for the Torta Al Testo pancetta, formaggio e salsa al tartufo. This was amazing. The warm bread with the meat and cheese inside paired so well with the truffles. I was in heaven. There was seating inside and the staff spoke English. The location was easy to find using Google maps and highly recommend if your visiting Assisi.

Wonderful panni. They are constantly making fresh ones. So tasty. The staff is very helpful and…read morefriendly. The room is a bit tight, but fine with comfortable tables. It's right by San Ruffino. Will return there.

Very enjoyable experience! We sat outside even though it was too cold for the locals. The waiter…read morewas friendly and attentive and spoke English very well. The food was fresh and very hot. Highly recommend the bruchette sampler, carbonara and porcini taglione pastas and tirmisu! Very reasonably priced and the service was very quick. Will definitely return on our next trip to Assisi!

We wandered around the center of Assisi on Thursday night before Easter. Some restaurants looked…read moreclosed and some looked less than appetizing. Some looked expensive. This restaurant looked almost full and had a 3 course menu for 18 Euros plus beverages and 2 Euro service charge. I liked the options on the 3 course menu, so ordered that. DH started with the lasagne which he liked. I had the second pasta item on the menu, but substituted penne for the House made pasta, which is made with egg (I am allergic to eggs). The sauce was light, with broccoli, ground meat and dusted with pecorino. Both dishes were satisfying. For our second courses, DH had grilled lamb chops which he really liked--9/10. I had the rolled lamb, which was boneless lamb leg rolled. It was ok, but salty and fatty to me. DH thought my lamb was good. I selected the grilled vegetables as my third course and thought they were perfect. A good choice and they accept American Express cards.

Not the best, not the worst. The food was just average. It was recommended by our host at our…read morehotel, but I didn't think the food was anything special. I would not come here again. The Panna Cotta was not good at all.

Very possibly the best soup that I have ever tasted. I can't wait to go back from r more.read more

How refreshing to find a Japanese restaurant with Umbrian sensibilities in Assisi! The service…read moreservice was great too. I'll need to return.

Such a fun adventure when in quaint Assisi! I got the zucchini flowers and truffle gnocchi and they…read morewere both so tasty. It sounds fancy but it's really not too upscale. And cost for both of those plates plus frizzante acqua was $22. I'm from Portland and there's kind of a running joke that things served in mason jars or different vehicles than needed for food is ridiculous, or overdone. They do that here. But they really are just trying to be creative and you can tell the chefs really care and want to create a good experience for you. (Ps dark lighting so hard to get stellar photos of he food, but included)

I came here for lunch with my family while we were on vacation. This place has a lot of seating in…read morethe patio and is great for people watching. There is some seating inside as well. We ordered a couple pizzas and my dad ordered a steak. One was vegetarian and the other was prosciutto. The pizzas were good but not spectacular in my opinion and not the best I had when I was in Italy. My dad's steak was overcooked and well done when he asked for medium. He told the waiter that it was overcooked, and they said they couldn't do anything about it and still charged for it. Decent food, and they have some sweets too, but not the best of Italy. Free wifi, too!

Needed a quick lunch. No one else was here, ordered two paninis and the caprese salad to split with…read moremy husband. My panini was ok, nothing special. Wouldn't order again. Husband really liked his sausage and kale panini. Caprese came with a sprinkle of olio and dried basil-- unimpressed. Wouldn't eat here again. Has a selection of wine and desserts as well but didn't try those. Server didn't speak English but was friendly-- also certain she was clipping her nails behind the cash register while we ate... but friendly.

Amazing food and service! The waiter was super helpful, kind and professional. I highly recommend…read moreit!

The food here was very good. It should be said that we were on a tour and the restaurant had a deal…read morewith the company and fed us all (40+) at the same time and it was delicious! That being said, I would love to come back and order off the menu to see how it is. The atmosphere here is worth the visit alone! Many of these restaurants, shops and hotels are in ancient buildings that are built on top of even older structures. The smart business people of Assisi have figured out any different ways to display these ruins beneath their businesses. This restaurant owner created a see through floor to show off the historic excavation! Wow! So interesting and fun!

Good Pizza thin crust. Great atmosphere. Homemade wine was good. Highly recommend. Service was…read moregreat.

Pizza was really good here. The thinnest thin crust pizza I have ever had in my life! The…read moreGorgonzola Pizza I had was very good.

Oh, baby baby Won't-cha turn your head my way?…read moreOh, baby baby Ah come on take a chance You're old enough to Dance the night away Whoa-oh (ah) come on g-girl, dance the night away... We did just that, in the magical restaurant "la locanda del cardinale" castle like bldg. built in the 15th Century over Roman Qtrs. from A.D., seen below on a floor of glass. We drank white and red delicious wines and fed ourselves to satisfaction on a succulent duck appy, W. the the Misses dining on Rabbit and the Lad on Black Garlic Spaghetti w. lentils & chimichurri. Both meals were very enjoyable. The Black garlic spaghetti was wickedly good..:) Then we shared an elegant chocolate desert. Dance, dance, dance the night away Uh, come on baby, baby, dance the night away oh, ooh, yeah..:) Ciao mi Amicas, Avram V. Halen Jr.

The restaurant is housed in a medieval structure that was owned by the local cardinal. The original…read moreRoman house was revealed during construction and magnificently preserved by suspending a glass floor above the ruins. You may descend to the Roman grade and have a look around. The food was good, but the dining experience is profound. I would recommend a meal here just to see the architectural preservation, and the use of old and new structures. The chef came out to greet us and spoke decent English. A terrific experience.