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9 months ago
This was a short stop for A Americano Coffee and a ham n cheese. Quiet place to sit and relax. read more
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Via del Delfino 3
73100 Lecce
Italy
0832 249419
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http://www.larusticalecce.it/home.html
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What time does La Rustica open?
La Rustica opens at 6:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.La Rustica opens at 7:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does La Rustica close?
La Rustica closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.La Rustica closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Saturday.
Mon-Fri 6:30 AM - 10:00 PMSat 7:30 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sun 7:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Does La Rustica serve alcohol?
Yes, La Rustica serves alcohol.
Does La Rustica have parking?
Yes, La Rustica has parking options.
Does La Rustica allow outdoor smoking?
Yes, La Rustica allows outdoor smoking.
Does La Rustica have free WiFi?
Yes, La Rustica has free WiFi.
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We had a travel day tired and hungry, we couldn't wait until everything opened at 7:30, found this…read moreplace opened at 6 pm. Very friendly service, helpful with menu, small plates, the parmigiana, lasagna and meatballs all delicious with a great local wine. The spritz made with local bitters.
The Service on Saturday night was great! Get a bottle of…read moregood red, order the meatballs and lasagna... you're in for a real treat! Delicious! Don't skip dessert
Dessert
What was left of the eggplant balls
Pan seared cod
Caffè freddo e caffè "in ghiaccio" con latte di mandorla
My favorite bar in Lecce, my favorite bar in Italia... possibly the entire world. Saloon Keeper…read morehits all the marks. Atmosphere: Whether enjoying drinks the Italian way, alfresco in the shadows of an ancient cathedral or inside the sultry little den outfitted with antiques and art from the 1920s, Saloon Keeper has atmosphere in droves. You will feel like you've stepped back, to a better time, clearly the intention. Included: a soundtrack that will deepen the experience (old Italian favorites, so popular, they thought ahead and gave a QR code to their Spotify). The sweet little details are extremely impressive, which includes a menu that is more of a magazine with Prohibition-inspired art (my favorite being the "follow the cat" theme that runs throughout, even outside where you see the outline of a black cat on the side of the building). I wanted to buy the menu and frame it and I'm kicking myself now for not seeing if that was possible. Cocktails are also inspired by this era and we loved everything we ordered, my favorite being Lo Spritz del Gatto Nero. In addition to the Prosecco element of a spritz, they use a raspberry tea syrup that is incredibly delicious. They serve a snack (my favorite snack of Puglia, taralli) but there are also very reasonably priced little bowls of snacks (chips, olives) so if you're looking for the perfect girl dinner, you've found just the place. I loved my time here so much, we visited twice in our brief time in Lecce. I daresay a big reason of why I'd return to this enchanting city is this very business.
Great for a professionally crafted cocktail if you need a break from wine, but their wine was good,…read moretoo. Loved the speakeasy and jazz vibe.
Mediocre pizza and the worst service in Europe. They are passing off swill for the expensive…read moreBelgian beers on the menu and refuse to address the issue when called out. I know my Belgian beers, and what they're serving is not what they're claiming it to be. The place was almost empty on a Saturday night with a World Cup match on (which tells you everything you need to know) and it still took the waitress 20+ minutes in between visits to the table. Finally had to go to the bar for service. Literally anywhere in Catania would be better for food, beer, and especially service.
Joyce is so unique-- it has the Medieval Lecce ambiance with its gorgeous stone and star vaulted…read moreceilings, plenty of wines and Apulian specialties on the menu (friselle!) yet it's also very Irish with its beer selection, pub accents and St Paddy's Day celebration (we were there a few days before it). You feel that warm hospitality that is so common in this region and it's festive, even when it's not St. Paddy's. They play all kinds of music, especially 60s-80s. So fun! I ordered two frieselle, a tomato/olive and a vegetarian (loaded with squash, radicchio, and tomatoes). I appreciate how generous they are with all the veggies and olives. A sprinkle of oil and salt make this so delicious and satisfying. Paired with a glass of wine... how good can you get?
Grilled veggies
Querencia Exotic Bar has atmosphere in droves! You'll be marveling as you leave the streets of…read moreMedieval Italy and enter a Tonga-esque paradise. It's a whole other world within. I love a Tiki bar and it's always my mission to hit up the one in whatever city I'm visiting, however in my experience those have largely been located in the states. What a surprise to come across Querencia when watching a Youtube video featuring bars in Lecce. We visited on a slower night (thankfully, as this place gets very crowded, especially on Saturday nights, even in off-season). They will seat you either at a table inside (sensory overload as you behold the tropical ambiance) or in the lush gardens. It's an incredibly huge space and feels so festive, obviously the perfect spot for a celebration of any kind (with enough room for a larger group). We had the entire side room to ourselves and suddenly, it felt like we were in an intimate garden room. The menu seems to have a fair amount of Latin American-inspired cuisine but I can't report on the food as we only ordered drinks. I loved the Flower Paradise so much, I ordered a second one. Just sweet enough rather than cloyingly-so, and not overly potent, usually the hallmarks of a Tiki drink. These drinks are well-crafted. We had a fun time here and I highly recommend to anyone who is looking for an alternative experience to the usual (delightful) Italian wine bar.
Flower Paradise
This has been the best cocktail bar we have been to in Italy. Their cocktail list is deep and…read morevaried, I had two and my wife had one, all three were stellar. We also enjoyed the Bao, it was a surprise to have Foodie quality Asian fusion and drinks in Italy. We have loved Italy, but most of the spirits we had had here lack the intent and focus of the food. We highly recommend trying this place out.
It is open!
Typical fare in Lecce, presented impeccably. The chips were handmade.
Paper Plane and a Merikano (?)
Hands down the best meal we have had in Lecce. A simple menu but highest quality ingredients…read moremasterfully prepared. I had a burger made with special beef from Northern Italy mixed with b
We loved the food in this place. We had a steak(absolutely delicious) and a salad that used local…read moreproduce with well balanced flavors. Was refreshing and satisfying.
Delicious... Mom's owner is in the kitchen creating amazing dishes... Cordial and invitingread more
Burrata and peperonata
The best jazz cocktail bar in lecce , serving was amazing , ask for Marco…read more ..... .......
Best bartender in Lecce. The kind of guy who makes you feel like he's your friend as soon as you…read moremeet him. Outstanding drinks and fun ambiance. Definitely swing by for a drink if you're in the area.
This bar could easily be located in Miami, New York, San Francisco, Chicago or more and be the…read morecoolest place around. The vibe is authentically Cuban right down to the owner/bartender wearing a fedora and the antique radio behind the bar. The bartender made drinks that were of a quality you would expect at the fanciest of cocktail bars. He was exuberant to share his love of Cuba with us, and made us feel right at home. Definitely a must stop if in town and looking for something a little different than the standard piazza fare. A+.
Una finestra su Cuba, nella citta barocca per eccellenza.!!!!
Sorrisi , amicizia, Buon drink
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Met friends in Lecce at this place. I really enjoyed the grilled iberico pork. We sat outdoors, but…read moreservice was a bit slow. Altrimenti, tutto andava benissimo!!
Fantastic! Food, service, atmosphere. Staff was attentive, friendly and polite…read more Tutto è buono!
Delicious and total perfection. Definitely this is the best meal I've had in Lecce by far…read more Everything from appetizer, to main entree to dessert was authentic, and cooked with love and the finest ingredients. The atmosphere is beautifully done as well. Absolutely come here. Service is top notch.
We dine at La Scarpetta in a Sunday evening, following the suggestion of our hotel staff. What a…read morewonderful experience. The ambience, the service and the food were above our expectations. The paprika bread with olive oil is very good. For starters, we order the Baccalà fritto con salsa forte, and the homemade prosciutto with flor de late, both very good. For main course I followed the maître suggestion: Troccoli con pesto di pistacchi e gamberi (Spaghetti with pesto of pistachio and prawns), that was amazing. My husband ordered the Filetto di spigola and my friend the pulpit, all very good. The Scarpetta rose wine, made for the house, was a perfect complement. An amazing first night at this wonderful Italian town Lecce.
A magical day/place ended here with a spritz and a margarita pizza. We sat at an end table inside…read morewith a view overlooking the water. We ordered at the bar and they brought everything over. Great value- 19 euro for a whole pizza and two spritz. Pizza had 6 slices. Popular place as the day progressed.
They have a corner on the market but they still make strong drinks and have good customer service…read more Quality: 5 Value: 4 Service: 5 Ambience: 5 This place is literally right on the beach - you can take a drink down to the sand or sit on their deck that overhangs the sand. The bartender high-fived me when I came in and tried to speak broken Italian, then helped us order pizza slices and good local beers. The only downside was they blasted music too loud but, hey, I'm old!
Despite arriving at 7 and the restaurant opening at 7:30 they graciously invited us to stay and…read moredrink wine if we wished. After a 95 degree day of heat this is just what we needed. The ravioli was the best I have ever tasted. They were friendly, gave a wonderful wine suggestion and overall it was a lovely night. The walls are stone and it was truly authentic!
Really amazing antipasto -- the veggies and beans were perfection. Eggplant parm was also great,…read morebut we were not as crazy about the pasta with chickpeas and fava with chicories.
We stumbled onto this place. It was pouring rain and we didn't want to eat with 1,000,000…read moretourists, even though we were tourists ourselves! Yes! On the homemade pasta. Yes on the antipasto. Yes on the wine. Yes on everything. The white wine meatballs were exceptional! Stuffed with cheese. Excellent. Caution. There is horse on the menu. Easy enough to stay away from it.
We had a 'light lunch' at this restaurant that's known for their bruschette. We got the grilled…read moreveal with a salad and anchovies and stracciatella bruschetta to share. The bruschetta was amazing, the creaminess of the cheese was the perfect match to the anchovies saltiness.
Reservation recommended since this place is always packed. A local restaurant that has won several…read moreMichelin awards in the past. Everything was flavorful and service was great. Grilled veggies were delish. Pasta was good to share and tasted on point.
Started out good with charming hostess, lovely artichoke appetizer, craft beer and homemade bread…read morebut then downhill. We waited 30 minutes for a tasteless spaghetti alio that was undercooked and an equally uninspired linguine with anchovies. The house wine was only OK. Can't get past the bad pasta.
Not your ordinary typical restaurant. This place did the traditional 'friselle e pomodori' with a…read moremodern twist by pureeing the frise and stewing the cherry tomatoes. I was impressed with this non traditional approach and it was a nice setting for the mozzarella di bufala that was housed on top. For entree I had the Artichoke, speck and sun-dried tomato strozzapreti which was also perfectly executed. The others ordered seafood and were equally impressed. If ever in the area, I would definitely return to this restaurant. We recommend you make reservations especially if you eat later. The restaurant was still seating patrons past 11 pm on a Saturday night.