Nice place in a mall, paninis, salads are really good. Service is fast. During summer time the…read morevitello tonnato is perfect.

As in the places where quality is a must, the simplest thing is always the one that tell's you the…read moredifference: try the standard toast (ham and cheese) and think if you ever had something as good as this. A good choice are also the little snacks, like prosciutto with caprino, that give you the possibility to taste more without eating or paying too much. Cost is really the only problem, of these places. There is also beer on draught, but, as almost everywhere in Itay, it's much more expensive than Germany or UK (on the other hand, bottled water, as everywhere in Italy, is not a luxury item, but a commodity, 1 Euro, not 3 or 4 for a Bottle) LAst, end with an espresso: you will get a fantastic little ice cream (Bocconcino of Dai Dai), to finish your lunch, dinner or snack with an additional smile.

Panino giusto is a chain of restaurants (also takeaway) which is popular, mainly for its paninis…read more(sandwiches). The restaurants themselves tend to follow the sames format - it's quite comfortable inside, with a quite a good atmosphere. The service tends to be rushed and definately not the best I've come across. There is a mainly young crowd. Finally it's a good place to eat if you wish to eat outside 12-2 and 7-12 window, as it's open all day and offers good variety compared to any other bar open at this time. Now for the food - the paninis themselves are very good - good variety, bread is lightly toasted, and the ingredients are always fresh and the portion itself may leave you slightly hungry (they do range from 5-7 EUR). There are also starters (typical italian plates) aswell as good salads and desserts (should definately try the hot chocolate cake with melter middle). Do not come here if you want to get wasted on beer as it is expensive and only served by the bottle (about 4EUR) - infact I once saw two scots disgusted with the price of beer and left. All in all, a good place to have a snack, or eat a meal, in an informal and easy atmosphere.

A+++! Why haven't I discovered this place sooner? Amazing panini! They are all wonderful. Have had…read moreall the ones by Claudio Sandler, the Michelin starred chef, the milano 2015 prosciutto crudo, madras curry tacchino turkey, and braesolo. Also prosciutto crudo with caprino goat cheese (the Washington). The patate fritte fries are among the best I've ever had and come with both ketchup and mayo. Ordering expresso at the end of our meal is an absolute delight because it is accompanied by a bite sized chocolate covered fior di latte type gelato.

I think we ordered the wrong things. I remember loving panino giusto's panini, but today we got a…read moresalmon sandwich and a salumi tagliere. They were ok, but not worthy of a visit really. While I was eating I was thinking that I could have fasted instead. The place smelled of "dirty clean" if that makes sense, and there were a few pesky flies that made the experience even worse. Disappointed.

Best place to eat Arrosticini and food from Abruzzo. Small…read morespaces and a strong smoke cloud shouldn't stop you from trying it out. The quality of the food is pretty high (the owners have food shipped from Pescara almost daily) and there's an awesome variety of Abruzzese delicacies (check out the fried cheese, the Sise, and the Neole). Owners are really nice and behind the typical shyness of people from Abruzzo, they're welcoming and proud of their origins. Hard working family they are indeed, parents and children work together day and night. Prices are low and straightforward honest. For example 8€ for a bottle of excellent montepulciano. Btw great place to bring the kids, there are colors and a wall to post your best drawings. Worst downside is that I miss Pescara every time I'm here