This place fitted the bill for a laid back family lunch. In the corner of the small piazza between…read morethe very old and old town you can enjoy both the bustle of activity and the lack of motorized traffic. Perfectly placed for a choice of sun or shade at lunchtime, we were their first customers of the day. Simple menu but full of classic Tuscan delights including of course pasta with wild boar ragu. We shared a Antipasti alle casa between five of us and everyone found something they loved (the various crostini are very popular). The flavour high point was my daughter's nettle risotto: taste explosion yet so subtle. Efficient, friendly service (with good english despite only Italian menu) and excellent value for money topped off a perfect lunch experience. The prescience of the guys who were fixing the road at a neighboring table merely confirmed that this is the place to go for simple, authentic fare.

Now they take credit card and have a fun menu for kids. Five stars!…read moreIt really is one of my very favorite restaurants! Did I mention that the burgers are the best? I would say the burgers have gotten even better now (not as rare). I never run into Americans in Perugia, except here...they must be doing something right!

My favorite place in Perugia for a burger. Arriving in Italy I knew I would be eating plenty of…read morepasta and pizza. And the pasta and pizza are spectacular here, but I never thought I would find such a great gastropub here. This restaurant would do really well in California. With amazing burgers with unique ingredients and high quality beef, plus great craft beers and a modern yet simple decor. I love The Italian Burger. My favorite burger is the Volare which you can get extra spicy, the fries are really good too, they also carry a big selection of paninnis, I tried one with prosciutto and avocado, and a vegetarian one with eggplant and mushrooms. You know I am a fan since I have eaten here twice in less than a week. Grazie!

Oh my goodness, this was another tour guide recommendation…read more It was just AWFUL. This is also a big tourist trap. They charge you €2 per person for the silverware, then charge you €0.50 for a spoon full of ketchup. We each had a container of fries to go with our sandwiches, so one small thing of ketchup was not nearly enough. Obviously, we ordered more, hoping they'd bring us a ketchup bottle. Nope, because they were charging for the ketchup, we didn't see that till the bill came. My daughter had the cheeseburger. According to her, she has never eaten such a dry, crunchy burger in her life. Obviously, she didn't finish because it was hard to get down. As for me, I tried the recommendation of the tour guide. Big mistake! The classic Florentine sandwich, the Lampredotto. I should've known better, but I'm willing to try anything once. It was a chew, tasteless, slimy sandwich. You can't eat it like a sandwich because it's so wet and soggy that it falls apart. You need a knife and fork. You needed the ketchup that they gave up by the spoonful, and still, it was tasteless. This is not a place I recommend to anyone. If you're used to eating juicy burgers, this is not the place for you.

It was the perfect place for my slightly homesick grandchildren. Everything they wanted with a…read moredistinctly Cortona flair.

The restaurant is just off of the main road with nobody pushing you to come to the restaurant. On…read morethe main street there is a small menu but the full menu is slightly off the main street up the hill. Great service! The salad was outstanding, it had very cold and crisp lettuce. The prosciutto crudo with mushroom pizza was very good and a great crust due to the wood brick oven. The house wine was excellent and they were very generous with the pour of the .5 liter. The chef and sous chef seem to really enjoy their work and we're having a good time. No view but the atmosphere was lovely with the brick arched ceiling and nice lighting.

Great and friendly staff! Quick service and good prices!…read moreThe burgers are huge and excellent! My wife was very happy about the pizza!

This small and friendly restaurant offers one of Perugia's traditional foods: Torta al Testo…read more What might look like a filled pizza dough is actually older than the most famous Italian dish (it goes back to the Etruscan days). Prosciutto crudo, stracchino e rucola, erba e salsiccia are the traditional fillings but their menu offers a good verity so that everyone is satisfied. They don't have vegan options but if you ask, they won't add any dairy ingredients! For 5€ you get a super filled piece of torta with a drink, what's better than a cheap and tasty dish? My friends and I love to eat there when we hang out in town. I really recommend this place and torta al testo is a great street food!!

After a couple of weeks in Italy I was craving a burger. This place had s variety of American…read moreburgers, fries and local wines. Friendly staff, super clean and delicious good.

Need a pasta break, or just tired of 3 hour dinners? Or want a good foreign beer? This is the…read moreplace for you. The burgers were amazing (they have about 20 on the menu) and they have three different veggie burgers. Their fries have a really interest shape to hold whatever you like to put on them. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are nice and helpful.

Fantastico We have been to this great restaurant (3) times…read moreand love it! So many choices for hamburgers, including vegan and don't forget the fries. Chicken with a curry sauce is awesome. Specials, ribs, pasta and more. This perfect Spello Centro location, with its stone interior, trendy music, is a stop not to miss. Oh, wait till you see the beer (birra), wine (vino) and alcohol. This brother and sister team is awesome in the kitchen and with service. Grazie

If you're looking for a late brunch, this is a good place to go. However, I've had much better…read morebrunch in the U.S many times! The food came fast and big portioned but the quality was okay. My egg scramble was made with different ingredients than what I requested. The hashbrown tasted really weird too. Not sure what they put in it and how they made it. Also my friend's order which stated 2 eggs on thr menu came with just one egg. I don't think the waitress was very attentive. Overall it was okay for a late breakfast.

The Diner is just that: an American diner. If you're an abroad student desperately craving some…read morepancakes or eggs benedict, then this may be your place. However, I would advise going elsewhere. The service is decent and the prices are good, but the food is sub-par.