We had dinner at Buonvento. An interesting and quirky place with great food and real character,…read moreright off the Corso Ovidio, the main street that runs through the old town center. Friendly and helpful wait staff, good menu choices and a great winelist featuring both local, Italian and some international wines (they "double" as an enoteca.)
We had some really good primi (two local pasta dishes, including the obligatory Chitarra) and a really succulent lamb filet. Also a very nice Cerasuolo D'Abruzzo rosato wine suggested by our waiter. All a very nice evening, and recommended.