My favorite meal during my short time in Italy. We tried the bruschetta, wild boar stew, carbonara,…read moreand tiramisu. The bruschetta was made 4 ways with different toppings (tomato; mushroom; cabbage and walnut; and prosciutto). The stew was the best dish I had during my trip. So rich and flavorful. It's only a bowl of meat with juice, so it may require an additional side dish to be filling. I don't remember the carbonara, but I think that's because the stew was outstanding. The tiramisu was very good and I don't usually like it. We had the restaurant to ourselves during a rainy afternoon. The host was very accommodating given that we asked for the check when making our order so as not to miss our bus. Stop by, you won't regret it!

Great place with great food and of curses great service. Definitely I will back again in my next…read morevisit to Assisi

High quality food and service. Highly recommend!!…read more What a cool place. You walk down these steps and it restaurant is part of the nestled / underground. You can dine inside or outside. The staff are incredible. Srsly. They work so hard. They have good recommendations. They have amazing wine. Go look at the wine cellar! All the food is superior. The pasta, the lamb, all of it. And the dessert. Mmm. Just go get you some traditional Umbrian food and service.

Down slippery steps in the rain, but worth the risk!…read more We did have reservations which meant we had deuce in the corner of the room where we could people watch. They started us off with a complimentary Prosecco and a little portion of bean soup. So welcoming! My partner ordered the Ravioli with fresh shaved truffles and I tried their potato gnocchi with fabulous cherry tomatoes. It may be my favorite meal in four weeks of traveling around Italy. Claudio, the chef came by and we talked about the restaurant business and he even recommended a Mexican restaurant in Palm Desert which we will try. Finished with a special concoction of cocoa powder milk and two other ingredients that made for a nice digestivo. You can sit outside if you prefer

If you're looking for the quintessential small town, hole in the wall, and intimate dining…read moreexperience, this is it! A tiny and cozy dinning room with a local specialty menu make this a great choice to complete your Orvieto visit. We came for lunch and ordered two Umbrichelli pastas - one with tomato sauce and wild boar meat and the other with truffle cream sauce. Both good. The wild boar stew with polenta was delicious! Service was on point too. And the atmosphere was warm and friendly. The ricotta and pear cake added a fine finale to our dining experience!

We visited the Duono di Orvieto. There's a very charming village to explore. We looked around for…read morelunch and saw L'Oste del Re. There were a few sidewalk tables and the restaurant looked really chill. We set down and ordered the signature sandwich. You can pick three items, one meat and two veggies. The sandwiches are huge. I wish I ordered one and shared my daughter. The bread was toasty and warm and the deli was very fresh. The melted cheese wrapped a delicious sandwich for me. The server/owner served us immediately and helped us with the menu. He was attentive. The restaurant's inside was very cozy and people are enjoying their food. The service was fast and nice.

My family stumbled on this restaurant while wandering through quaint af Orvieto…read more Our meal was the best seated lunch we had all trip (10 days in Rome, Rapallo, Lucca). There were local wines that paired perfectly with our meal. Flavors paired with local mushrooms were rich & buttery, yet light. I'm a fan of a salad & the side mista salads did not disappoint. The interior of the restaurant felt very home-y -- like extended family pulling up for a meal. 11/10 recommend weaving your way through the streets to find this hidden gem!

Ate a multi course meal here with my 9 year old and wife. Wines were fairly priced, food was great…read moreand the server was very nice. We'd go again

Let me start by saying this: Best risotto I have ever had came from this restaurant…read more I didn't like that had a prix-fixe Tourist Menu . Please take out the word 'Tourist'. The owner/ chef seemed to get a bit short with our group but once the food started coming out he lightened up. First course- mushroom risotto or housemade tagliatelle with red sauce. Second course- lemon grilled chicken with chips (fries) or pork chop with lightly dressed salad Dessert was a piece of fruit- apple, orange, or pear. For the fact I was so full after the second course I didn't care that there wasn't a dolce course. White or red wine, in a tall glass and a basket of bread on the table. I had the risotto and the pork dish, but did have a handful of bites of the other dishes as well and honestly everything was ridiculously good. This restaurant was located on the main street in the heart of Assisi. Kind of feels like you're in a cave when you're inside and that's awesome.

I was fortunate to have eaten about six meals at Restaurant Monte Fumentario last year in May and…read moreOctober while visiting Assisi. The Tourist Menu had three courses with very delicious pasta, vegetable soup, rissotto, truffles, veal and more! The family who owns the restaurant provided us with hospitality and enthusiasm for their city and country. Can't wait to go back! Grazie mille.

We ate on the terrace overlooking the square, which offered pretty views and a pleasant atmosphere…read more The bruschetta was a nice assortment. The lamb pasta (special) was soooo good. The wild boar pasta was less exciting since the flavor was not quite as complex. The millefoglie dessert was super sweet with chantilly cream, chocolate syrup, and chocolate chips. It could have done without what I'm sure was way too much Hershey's syrup and the chocolate chips. On the upside, the millefoglie was crisp.

This is my 8th day at Italy. We had visited already Venice, Florence, Sienna, San Gimignano, Cinque…read moreTerre, and today Assisi. I though the food yesterday at Cinque Terre was the best for now. Unfortunately today my top of the list changed. Assisi now is in my top and this restaurant was excellent. The food was amazing, delicious, the service excellent. We had the veal ravioli, the Italian bean soup, the filet with fontina cheese and truffles, the lamb, as sides the potatoes and the onions. Everything was tasty. Will definitely come back when at Assisi. The service was also great.

The food was great. The service was delightful. The ambiance was excellent. So great!!!read more

Umbrian Slow Food Happiness The sourdough goes back over 100…read moreyears. And yes, it's amazing. And yes, so is pretty much everything else on the menu. And the wine. And the service. The thing is, this is one of those places that bears coming back to, and only gets better each time. It's basically designed to turn into your "go to" place every day. And that is awesome...

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!

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.