We had a bit of time to kill on our way to Siena from Florence so we stopped here on our way to the…read morecastle located right above this restaurant. We actually didn't know we'd end up finding this gem. I originally thought we would park our car at the bottom and hike up to the castle, but as it turns out you can park up there. So before going up, we had a meal here. What a great find. Such a gem. Truly. As we weren't that hungry, we just had their house red and 2 plates of pasta. I knew I was going to love Siena after that first bite. Wow. Seriously the best I'd had. Even the bacon tasted better. Their dishes were so simple, but the taste was out of this world. Even the house red was out of this world. Viva Italia.

The host at our bed & breakfast (who happens to be an extraordinary chef and lifelong local to the…read morearea) suggested this place and it did not disappoint! Delicious food. Try the sampler, so you can taste 3 different pastas. We ordered whatever the waitress recommended. Amatriciana was our favorite, but they were all excellent (others were Cacio Pepe and Wild Boar Ragu). This place is no fuss, simple high quality food. Even the Parmesan cheese on our table was excellent (which I suppose is no surprise in Italy!)

Great pizza. We had the Daviola and the Quattro, super delicious. Nice charming restaurant. Super…read moreconvenient and good parking.

If the town of San Gusme is anywhere near you, Sienna even, then get in your can and get over to…read moreSira e Remino. No kidding, it's that good. 7 of us walked over from our rented villa and had the meal of a lifetime. Wine, salad, pasta, more wine, meat dishes, anti pasta, more wine and pasta. The experience was a food lovers dream. The staff is great. They hosted a rowdy bunch of winning soccer team folks in the bar and sat us in the Frank Sinatra room where we had one of the greatest culinary experiences possible. Thank you Sira e Remino. Keep up the great work.

Fantastic service, great wine selection, delicious pecorino. The view can't be beat, either. A…read moresuper find in sleepy Pienza.

We've been very fortunate to have been able to travel to Tuscany on a number of occasions. Pienza…read moreand Il Casello have become regular stops for us. We always have a drink before dinner (usually at nearby Latte di Luna), sitting outside, taking in the view of the incomparable Val D'Orcia and talking to the friendly patrons of the bar. Staff is hospitable and the memories are indelible.

A fun place. Watched Soccer on a large projection TV. Italy beat Spain and no emotion from the…read morecrowd of 30. . . They have sandwiches, snacks, A Bar and ice cream. Their prices are very reasonable. I've been there four times. I will be back.

We discovered this charming enoteca while walking the through the medieval hilltop town of Radda in…read moreTuscany. It was time for pranzo (lunch), and the menu posted outside was appealing. Sadly, after we were seated, we learned that they did not have the one dish that most of us wanted -- Zuppa Toscana Riboltita (Tuscan soup made with cabbage, beans and crusty bread). For my lunch, I enjoyed Cinghiale in Umido (wild boar stew) and Verdure al Forno (baked mixed vegetables). The house red wine was fine. The restaurant itself was small but charming. Service was good.

David and staff, Gracie! Lovely dinner for us on a Monday night. Reservations are a must. As we…read moresaw him turn away two couples because it's a small place and enjoyably so. We had the Rich salad (see photos) for our anti pasta and pici cacio e pepe also Pasta alla Giovannino for our second dishes. No room for mains after that and saved room for desserts. The wine list is good and if you need more just purchase a bottle from shelf or ask the owners.

Grande! A great place to grab a cocktail or beer while you soak in the sights and sounds of the…read morePiazza. Also, if you bring your own Schlitz, whipped cream, and marashino cherries, you can make your own Schlitz cocktail and drink it just outside the doorway and they won't ask you to leave (at least they didn't ask me to leave).

We went on a recommendation from someone we met in Radicondoli. This restaurant is in top five that…read morewe have visited in Tuscany. Very quiet little street, low profile but first class ambiance inside. The service was very attentive and timely, great menu suggestions and always checking in at the right time! We loved this place! Now to the best part - the food was excellent! Amazing detail, a little different approach to traditional Tuscan foods but delicious. Also, the wine is excellent. Great wines at value prices. We highly recommend!!

The first time visiting, we just happened upon the little restaurant on our way passing through. It…read morewas so good, I remembered where it was and made certain to stop by years later. And the food was still par excellent. We took time to have coffee. A must as it is served in a Moka pot. For coffee nerds this is just the kiss of perfection. A really hearty Moka Pot Java boost after such a nice meal. Book mark it and thank me later. But be warned, the hours are very in keeping with the village life.