I have been traveling around Italy for the past 3 months and this is one of the best meals I've…read morehad. I started with an Aperol Spritz that had a perfect ratio of alcohol to spritz. The wild boar stew was amazing. The meat was cooked perfectly, and the gravy was very savory. The Greek salad was full of olives and very refreshing. Both servers were attentive and very kind. Their English was impeccable!

Not on a main street or square, but well worth searching out! Loved the Umbrian food and wine, with…read moreexcellent service and a lovely dining area. Don't just settle for a pizza, this place is a taste of great local cuisine.

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!

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

This is a special place. The chef,Patrizia, is a genius in interpreting traditional Umbrian cuisine…read morein new and exciting ways. You must visit if you're in the vicinity.

We had one of our most memorable meals of our trip to Italy here. Local and seasonal ingredients…read moreare on display with unique twists on regional classic dishes. We had zucchini carpaccio with whipped ricotta, artichoke soufflé, capellotti with fennel and tomato, and a strazzotti (so?) with pesto. Along with glasses of sangrantino and grecchetto. The dessert was a pretty confection of basil ice cream and strawberries. Cozy setting and friendly staff.

Beautiful traditional setting (a little eclectic) just off the piazza. Even on a Tuesday it was…read morepacked, so make a reservation! Service was excellent, the soup alone was worth a return trip.

We were lucky to get a reservation at this popular cantina on the hill in Spello the food was…read moremarvelous the service impeccable and the place was packed with happy diners My wild boar Ragu was wonderful with Al dente tagliatelle and tender pieces of chingale in a rich and savory sauce the atmosphere was quite subtle and capped off our 3 day stay in the village of Spello just perfectly

From the owner: Il Mentelocale è aperto tutti i giorni dalla mattina presto fino a tarda sera. Pizza a lievitazione…read morenaturale leggera e digeribile. Alternative senza glutine per pizze e menù ristorante. Al Bar pasticceria di produzione propria, gelato e yogurt artigianali, aperitivo con buffet gratuito e tanto altro

We love Il Molino! The owners and staff are friendly and accommodating! Food is superb. The lasagna…read more(white) is spectacular. Be sure to finish with the double chocolate cake!

I went here as part of my tour with my tour group. Best dinner I had in Italy, hands down…read more The ristorante is at the top of a steep hill but it was completely worth the trip up and then back down. The town of Spello itself is enchanting and I would love to return. The flavors in every dish I had at this restaurant would make it well worth the effort. Our starter was bruschetta with tomatoes and olive oil. It was good but not great, which made me nervous for the rest of the meal. We then got the next course and it blew my mind away. Pasta with an orange and cream sauce - sound different and weird? That would be because it was and I love whoever invented it. It is apparently a secret recipe passed down through the generations of chefs who have owned this restaurant. And oh my God, it was so Delicious. Best pasta I have ever had, period. Next was a baked chicken dish that paled in comparison to the pasta (I wish that had been the main dish instead) but was still tasty. Lastly, the dessert again blew my mind - chocolate lava cake with a side of gelato. Not a rare combination but executed so powerfully that I'm still salivating at the thought of it. All in all, it was an amazing experience (there was plenty of Umbrian wine) and the staff and service were excellent. Definitely recommend!