Undoubtably the best food you will eat in this area. Very…read morefriendly family serves a predetermined menu which is all locally grown and made right down to the wine and lemoncello!!!

Amazing food! There is no menu and they tell you what they will bring you. Trust it! It's going to…read morebe awesome!

My husband and I ate dinner here on our honeymoon 5 months ago! I am laying in bed and was just…read morethinking of how wonderful this place was but I couldn't remember the name. After some google maps investigation here we are! This place was such a delight and it was an amazing memory for my husband and I. The food is incredible And I remember loving the ambiance. Especially if you sit next to the front windows to watch people go by. Definitely recommend!

Very good Italian restaurant and pizzeria specializing in local ingredients and wines. Several menu…read moreitems are "slow food" stars. They have more than 20 types of pizza, thin crust and thick crust, and many very original combinations of toppings. A friend ordered the rabbit with asparagus, which was also good if un-exciting. The local wine of the week was good and good value. It was a good sign that the place was full of locals and that the door was plastered with stickers of recognition.

The restaurant was located in a quiet area. We decided to eat outside. We started with the seafood…read moreplatter, where everything was raw. It came with oysters, three types of shrimp, shrimp paste, three types of ceviche, and a carpaccio. My favorite was the carpaccio, which had pieces of freeze dried raspberry on top. The only thing I didn't like was one of the ceviches. We had a plate of fried calamari and shrimp next. The batter was excellent! Lastly, we had a pasta dish with clams. It was simple but delicious. I would say this restaurant was the highlight of our time here in this port city.

Great experience. Wonderful friendly and helpful service. Terrific seafood risotto and anchovy…read moreburrata. Tuna tartar with a great bottle of Lazio white wine

While in Italy, we discovered this restaurant. The menu was 54 pages so many spaghetti choices each…read morewith a different twist of some sort. Not speaking Italian we had two servers. One who spoke English and one who was trying to. We had wonderful service and tasty pasta.

Food, Service and atmosphere was amazing! Definitely the Italian meal we were looking for! Menu is…read morehuge

We had an amazing dinner on our honeymoon. Staff was extremely nice too. Fillet and antipasto was…read moreamazing. Definitely recommend

It has been 8 years since I first reviews this place. After COVID, it changed hands and while it…read moreused to be great, now it is hands down the best food in town. Absolutely love it here!

We were moving up the mountain in the funicular, suitcases in tow, identifying us as American…read moretourists, when a Lucca resident recommended we try Mezza Luna and if we did, we should try the Carbonara! We did. And she was right! We went back twice and I ordered the Carbonara twice. It was the highlight of our trip! In addition to the food making us happy, the restaurant made us happy. It is on a nondescript street, down a few steps into a delightful small and cozy cave-room. You really need a reservation to be guaranteed a table. Peeking out from the small kitchen window is the cook/wife/owner and greeting us and taking our order was the husband/owner. They are a team that really cares about the service and doing simple Italian food right! And the house wine was really good!

A very pleasant spot to sit much less eat. The beautiful vaulted brick Ceiling is Beutiful. The…read moreservice impecable and the food .... That's the star. We started with the bruschetta this a simple dish but when too not ingredients are used it's amazing and so it was here. The are known for their pasta carbonar a dm the wife loved it. The ravioli were the star of the show. Perfectly Al dente stuffed with cheese and spinach,the mushrooms and sauce were excellent, great dish.the house wine is very good.this would be my go to place if I lived in Orvieto.

Very clean and comfortable stay. Staff are all very accommodating and pleasant. Highly recommend.read more

We stayed here for a week because we've a timeshare with Diamond Resorts. The apartment we got was…read moredecent: stocked with a kitchenette, comfortable living and dining area and bedrooms. I love that the shutters when closed leave the apartment completely dark for the days you want to sleep in. Bed was comfortable and cosy. Kitchenette was missing basic items such as a cutting board, and the stove was difficult to use without instructions. Also, housekeeping never replenished the toiletries (e.g., shampoo and conditioner) despite us asking them to. The walls are also very thin so you can hear the neighbours especially if they start yelling at each other (angry English). The restaurant was amazing. We had the meat and cheese platter (12 euros), gnocchi with clams and mussels (10 euros), and the seafood risotto (13 euros). There were some interesting cheeses on there (one with lemon), and the seafood was fresh! The bread was homemade, and was delicious. Our bill came to 57 euros with a bottle of wine and service charge - totally worth it! Please go check out the restaurant at least once if you visit! The views are also spectacular from the outside dining area. If you see the little black cat wandering around, he's super friendly and sweet (albeit scabby) so give him a couple of pats!

This place is relatively new. Family owned converted historical building with great Italian rustic…read morecharacter. We stopped here for a quick lunch with our friends who have vacation residence in Amelia. For a Sunday, it was quiet but there was a larger family group with young children as well as a table with 2 older couples. We were seated in the old 'cuccina' which has a large open fireplace so the room was nicely warmed (considering the much colder weather outside. There is still the old stone ovens and prep area including the original water well (grate over the top but I could not see to the very bottom - very deep! We ordered relatively quickly as we were in a timeframe to leave for Firenze. 3 of us had pasta and 1 the steak, which was served with roasted garlic and rosemary potatoes as well as a local spinach.. All meals were quite well presented, very tasty and enjoyed by all of us. We had the last bottle of local wine which was very nice. An espresso before we left and then it was time to hit the road. This place would be absolutely beautiful in the summer, as the views from the al fresco area outside look directly over the valley below. The elevation of Amelia is high and so offers a great vantage point with stunning views. If you are in the area or even just visiting, it's a great little place to try out.. It's new - and some folks on TA have them a rough review - however, everyone has to start somewhere right? Our friends to live here (vacation home) really enjoy it and so did we..

Great food, great service, and a beautiful view. A great location with a scenic view of the valley…read morebelow.