We tried to eat here but couldn't get service waited over twenty minutes no acknowledgements…read moreanything. A lot of looks though. Best I can think while American we look very much like our heritage German. Maybe they are xenophobic hate Germans and or Americans. Boycott them now stop the hate

Incredible nice restaurant. Seafood is just gorgious, and the lady running the restaurant is really…read morenice. It's not the cheapest but still worth every cent! We'll be back, for sure

I can only comment on the coffee here :-) Stopped for coffee at this place as it is right across…read morefrom the small daily market in Casole d'Elsa. It's a busy place and lots of locals drop by for a coffee and chat with others. The coffee here is fantastic and one of the best coffees I have had in a while. If you happen to be in town drop by for one. This would be my second home if I were from this village :-) it seems many of the locals think the same ;-))

Sam S. from Munich reviewed this bar in 2014 and said it would be his home away from home if he…read morelived here. Well, I lived in Casole d'Elsa for a long time and this bar was my home away from home. It's a great place to stop by for a quick coffee, or to sit outside with one of their giant salads, or bruschetta, or a plate of cheese and ham. They make a mean Aperol Spritz - or if you want to annoy Vito, ask him for a Ferrari ... Lots of cyclists stop here as they cycle through the area too.

As an American....I'm a little hesitant to eat things unfamiliar to me. The chef offered to leave…read moreout the wild boar and replace the sauce for me. I was very appreciative! Great food and service!

Well Yelp certainly worked even in Italy! This was a wonderful find with tons of charm and even…read morebetter amazing cuisine and hospitality. Welcomed with open arms we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here. Very kind owners who take pride in serving delicious food as well as keeping a VERY clean restaurant. You probably could have eaten off the floors. We had the baked cheese to start (a must if you like cheese) and enjoyed the tagliatelle with duck ragout. Highly recommend this quaint place in a very lovely town. Update... We love it so much we rode our bikes back the next day for lunch again. Radu the owner is the best!

Local cuisine at its best!!! This was one of our favorite restaurants while touring Italy, kudos…read moreto the owners/chef! We were welcomed by the owner and started off enjoying a sparkling white wine while enjoying bruschetta (local vibrant tomatoes). We spoke English and they spoke Italian and they accommodated every request with a smile. Tip: The menu is in Italian/German and English. We moved on to our next course of fresh mussels in an amazing broth. We finished our lunch with fresh pasta - mussels, clams and baby snails. Delicious! We decided that it was so tasty we would come back for dinner and so happy we did! The local wines were superb as well as the house made limoncello. For dinner we once again enjoyed the beautiful homemade pasta and this time with olive oil and peppers. The owner came our with a tray of the fresh pasta prior to it being cooked. Yumm! For our entree we shared the Swordfish with olives and cherry tomatoes. My husband thought it was one of the best fishes he has ever had, mind you he is a "foodie as I". Don't miss out eating here!!! Delicious!!!