This is a great spot for a cozy lunch in the winter. Full of happy locals. The menu changes daily…read moreso ask for a recommendation and trust what they tell you is good! We really enjoyed our Buddha Bowl as well as the soup of the day. It was served with AMAZING warmed bread slices. The prices were a tad higher than expected. We spent about 30 euro between two people (without getting any wine or additional sides - just a bottle of water.) It was worth the money to introduce a little flavor variety in a town otherwise offering a lot of classic Italian fare. The portion sizes were also very generous. I will be going back on the next trip to Lucca! Thanks to our waitress for being so helpful and patient with our language barrier and explaining the menu to us in English.

I am so excited about this new discovery! Serving up fresh soups, quiches, and local farinata,…read moreSoup's On is a great place to get a quick quality meal. Lucca is known for its food, and this little eatery doesn't disappoint. The wait staff is friendly and helpful, and the spot itself is cute and tastefully decorated. There is both indoor and outdoor seating looking out on the bustling piazza. I got spinach quiche served with couscous which were delicious. There is a display where all the foods they've made that day are on display so you can choose what looks best. The staff is good about explaining each dish and helping you make your choice. Will definitely be coming back on my next stop in Lucca.

We loved Cantine Bernardini…read more The day was very warm and CB was an oasis against the heat. The outdoor tables are located in the shade with a nice cross breeze. And Rebecca, our waitress, greeted us with a cool glass of Prosecco. And two small bowls of a wonderful puree of some vegetable or other soon followed. We split: -- rabbit terrine as an appetizer. -- Primo. Linguine scoglio. -- Segundo. Grilled sea bream. Plus of course wine and espresso. Rebecca was both helpful and very pleasant. She not only answered questions about the menu, but about the town as well. Lucca is beautiful and charming. But a day trip to Lucca with a great luncheon at Bernardini made for a memorable day.

Memorably fantastic food. Courteous, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable service. Fair pricing. Great…read moreambiance. What more can one ask for?

Absolutely yes…read more Great atmosphere Great service Fantastic food - creative food - fresh and presented very well Love it and would highly recommend

Been here twice in three weeks. I like the cannelloni bean soup as well as the veggie pasta.read more

Everything about this restaurant I loved. The atmosphere, the service, the ambiance, the history…read more But especially the PESTO which is homemade and hands down the BEST pesto I've ever tasted. I can't even describe the intense richness of the pesto. The first bite my eyes rolled back into my head and my tastebuds were in heaven. The official restaurant name is Osteria Baralla was established in 1860 and is located in the Mid-evil District of Lucca,.

Wild boar stew was very good! Gnocchi b red sauce as well. Service was a bit slow, but gracious…read more Love the feel of the exposed brick and arches. Does make it a bit loud though...not the place if you're looking for quiet.

Fun local restaurant in the heart of Florence!! Lovely…read moreladies that own/ manage this place! Great food, loved the Ambiance!

Good food, we enjoyed our lunch, it was very good. Service was OK, it was not that busy but we went…read moreduring an off hour.

This little shop is one of the best secrets in Lucca. We ordered fresh salads and they were…read moreincredible. Fresh spinach,, fresh fruit, avocado, feta, chick peas. The sandwiches were amazing as well. The locals keep this place busy, so be patient the owner runs the shop herself and everything is made fresh.

excellent juice bar with refreshing fruit and vegetable combination. We will be frequenting…read more regularly

All'Olivo is an amazing Tuscan restaurant. Our first time in Lucca, and we typically try as many…read moreplaces as we can; this one we went back to. This is a beautiful place tucked back in a corner of the old town inside the walls. The outside area was cool and shaded for a lunch meal, and quiet and peaceful in the evening. The staff is helpful; we left wine choice to them and were not disappointed! The millefoglie melanzana raises eggplant to a whole new level. My adult daughter at home picks the mushrooms out of everything; here she devoured the tagliatelle con funghi with relish. It's rare for me to leave five star reviews, but All'Olivo earns it!

Unfortunately disappointing food was average nothing like what we had hoped for . Service was fine…read moreas was the ambiance.

Nice restaurant with plenty of choice, they have just to many dishes on the card. They also offer a…read morelot of Vegetarian and Vegan dishes, so if you are on of both (like my girlfriend) you should definitely go here. I had ordered the Arrotolata boscaiola and it was very good, and quit big ;-) There is a terrace outside where you can sit, however this was not a very romantic place, inside was better.

I came here as it was right down the street from my hotel and the other review said it had a lot of…read moredifferent options for vegan and gluten free which is true and almost unheard of in Italy. I am not either of these anymore but I used to be so I supported them for this reason. Their V and/or gluten free menu is huge! My main complaint was that I was placed near the front entrance and a family near the back decided it was acceptable to let their six kids runaround crazy away from them at the front. Half of them were coughing and obviously sick but they got into a super rambunctious game of tag that involved them crawling UNDER my table and lots of screaming. I don't mind children but this was ridiculous. Not one staff or parent seemed to care. Needless to say it kinda ruined the evening. Otherwise this place was entirely decent even if the waiter brought me hot lemon tea when I ordered limoncello. Apparently I say it wrong.

Conveniently located inside the walls. Mixed salad, faro soup, and buccalletto for desert…read more You can sit inside or out.

Lovely outdoor setting with friendly service, delicious food. I was overruled on ordering wild boar…read morebut from what is saw cooking on the soapstone next to I'm certain it was delicious. Our group had a variety of pizza and they were all wonderful.

"No pasta. No pizza! This place is my favorite for panini…read more You order using the QR code on their business card. The pulled pork, or the pastrami is fabulous! The meat is served on a crunchy, orangeish bun which is due to the use of turmeric, an Indian spice, they will tell you. Also you can have a Hugo Spritz here which is so much better than the fancy looking Aperol. It gets crowded by 12:30 for lunch or by 8:30 for dinner because there are too many people in the know! You can sit outside under a large umbrella or inside if it is raining, but I want to look out over the pizza and the carousel which closes at 7:30 When you are ready to pay take your drink receipt inside to the register.

The vegetarian salad was a creative dish which belied the usual unimaginative approach to antipasti…read morein Italy. The mixture of nectarine, walnuts, olives and Gorgonzola was at turns surprising and delicious. It could have used more of those ingredients to balance out the sheer volume of lettuce, but that's a quibble. Eating under their umbrellas during a rainstorm was a lovely way to spend an afternoon.