This small and friendly restaurant offers one of Perugia's traditional foods: Torta al Testo…read more What might look like a filled pizza dough is actually older than the most famous Italian dish (it goes back to the Etruscan days). Prosciutto crudo, stracchino e rucola, erba e salsiccia are the traditional fillings but their menu offers a good verity so that everyone is satisfied. They don't have vegan options but if you ask, they won't add any dairy ingredients! For 5€ you get a super filled piece of torta with a drink, what's better than a cheap and tasty dish? My friends and I love to eat there when we hang out in town. I really recommend this place and torta al testo is a great street food!!

Anthony the young man working is going places! Great personality and super sense of humor. Cindy…read moreon the other hand made my ice cream cone to small, but nice smile.

Usually adviced as the best place for piadina in Riccione and probably the first place in mind of…read morelocal residents when you ask for a good and real piadina. Only few seats but cheap and fresh.

We stopped here on our way north. Most Autogrills we've visited through the years offered good…read morefood, nice shops and clean restrooms. Not all, but most of them. This one here is one of the very good ones. Looked pretty new or at least freshly refurbished. Spotless clean, both restaurant/shop and the restrooms. Bought some Wine and Prosecco in their shop (always good value) and sat down for some lunch. Had a Salami Pizza and a Coke. Pizza was really good. Nice and crispy, good cheese and a nice load of good quality Salami. Didn't cost much, tasted really good. Great value. Of course there are lots of other options. From sandwiches to whole set menus. Something for everybody. Friendly staff, some parking lots are in the shade. Some outside space. It's a really nice Autogrill.

Our local guide picked this restaurant which she said was "like" their fast food. But what it was…read morereally like was wood-fired stove that made bread that was like two big slices of pizza which is used to hold your sandwich ingredients; I ordered sausage (locally made and famous for) and fresh cooked spinach; I loved my huge sandwich! Looking at the menu/placemat the sandwich was 5€ and wine was .20 or 20 cents...their brand wine! If we were traveling on our own we may have never found this restaurant! I thought mine was delicious-others ordered prosuiccito ham/cheese, roasted veggies only, cheese alone...seemed to enjoy!