This was recommended to us by our hotel. We had a lovely dinner this week and although our Italian…read moreis poor, we enjoyed every minute! Being unfamiliar with the area, it took us a few minutes to navigate with GPS down but worth it! My friend had the pork and it was delicious. We both had different pastas and enjoyed it all.

What a cool, little place in the heart of lovely Paciano, Italy. Wonderful, authentic food…read more Basically, you eat what they eat. I again had tagliatelle as that is the food of the gods, this time in a porcine and cream sauce. Wonderful Umbrian wine and focaccia. My daughter had a four cheese pizza which was fun as we couldn't tell what the cheeses were initially. The yummy was in the tasting! Worth the go and walk that town - it's worth it!

Our hosts at the house we are staying at Fontanaro recommended Restaurant Masolino and we are so…read moregrateful that they did . This is a family run restaurant with three generations all working together. They were warm charming and very helpful with recommendations. When I asked about one of the dishes the grandson proudly told me that it is his grandmothers favorite and a signature dish of theirs. The food did not disappoint and there was a delightfully camaraderie amongst the diners there last night . I really want to go back tonight but am not here for long and feel the need to try other places and on the other hand I know how much I like Masolino so why risk not doing what I know I love ?

This was outstanding. First visit, we got the antipasto Masolino, the pappa al pomodoro with…read moreburrata, the gnochetti with truffle and porcini mushrooms, and the tagliatelle with ragu. Everything was great, and while I don't think any of these dishes were the best we've had in Italy, we both felt like they would be the best versions back home in NYC. They also have a shop next door where you can buy some of the amazing olive oil that they have on the tables. (There were a few different ones to try when we came.) Panicale is also a cool little town in general.

After a week in Firenze and Panicale, we think this is the best restaurant we have visited. We have…read moreeaten here twice. The first time, we had the codfish cake antipasta, the triangular stuffed pasta, and the stuffed pigeon secondi. All were exquisite. The price is also very reasonable and the service is great. The host does speak English and his wife cooks. The second visit we had a chou paste shell with chicken liver pate, stewed onion, and candied apple. We had duck confit and the boar filet for mains. I would not miss the boar filet. It is real boar with a medieval sauce. The cannoli fordessert was also great. If we were here longer, I would try everything on the menu.

One of the best meals we've ever had. We enjoyed dinner so much we went back for lunch the next…read moreday! Wine recommendations were spot on. We'll visit again on our next trip.

amazing restaurant in the middle of a beautiful town in umbria, italy. owned by family their…read moreservice, their presentation was is outstanding. see my photos for all descriptions .. highly recommended for all ..

Come here. This popular NEIGHBORHOOD restaurant run by no-nonsense, tough-as-nails grandmas serves…read morea variety of terrific AUTHENTIC Italian dishes at a VERY DECENT PRICE! Our orders were STEAMING HOT and the servings were GENEROUS. HOW MUCH: two pasta dishes two large pizzas a half bottle of good red plus a plate of truffle bruschetta with a small TABLE CHARGE for four will set you back...just 37 Euros. We were VERY full. The servers SPEAK NO ENGLISH but are KIND and ATTENTIVE. Grab a table or take away! You can't go wrong! For more of my thoughts see www.alistairavogan.com

We love this place and have gone back lunch several times. Very personal. Classic Umbrian cooking…read moreand great service.

We stayed for 4 weeks in Citta della Pieve, and we ate 3-5 times / week over here. The best pizza…read morein town (and that's saying something), highly cheerful service (very pleasant staff), and great food with a smile -- and pretty much everything we tried on the menu was delicious. Yes, there is no hurry -- but that's true anywhere in Italy, especially in the picturesque town of CdP. And the specials are great -- I ate the farrow salad whenever it was available, and kids devoured the special fries like they were going out of town. A simple spaghetti cooked specially by the owners for us using pomodoro sauce and some "Indian spices" they borrowed from us, is the best spaghetti I have ever eaten.... And late night sitting under the cozy awning, sipping wine while shameless hogging the wifi / watching the Olympics, will be one of my abiding memories of one of the most pleasant vacations I've had...