My husband and I enjoyed the best ravioli that we have ever eaten at Trattoria Mazzoni. We are both…read moreItalian American and have handmade pasta at home and in many other places, in the US, Italy and elsewhere. Everything else about our dinner was good, as to be expected in Italy, but the ravioli!

This is a place to put on your agenda if you are going to be in the Arezzo (Tuscany) area!…read moreThis is a great local restaurant that the tour guides don't talk about, but it is THE locals' restaurant. Nothing classy, but nice, cozy and very enjoyable. They have been around for decades and have had the same menu ever since they first opened in the 60s. They will not give you a paper menu, but don't worry and trust what they serve you. I grew up eating here and have brought every tourist I know here. My suggestion is to get: antipasto (for everybody), tris di primi (4 people=2 servings is enough) and grigliata mista. It will be a lot of food but, hands down, the best Tuscan food you can experience! Make sure to call in advance to make a reservation, the place is always packed. And if you are going in the summer, make sure you ask for a table outside because the view from the terrace is stunning. La Capannaccia will give you the ultimate Tuscan eating experience! A to-go place!

This restaurant not only has consistently fantastic food but it has a great atmosphere! It's a…read morevery relaxed chill at home place. I never feel rushed. The staff is friendly, warming, and knowledgeable. They give great food and wine recommendations. We've been 2 times and were remembered on our second visit which was a month later. We can't wait to return.

Love the decor! Love the atmosphere and the relaxed service!!…read more The steaks were made to perfection and the pizzas were thin, crisp and gorgeous!!

Very friendly service and vibrant atmosphere. If you sit outside and it's busy, be prepared for…read morelots of noise from the small street and then all the vehicles nearby. Food was good and the prices were a good value. Started with the bruschetta with sausage and truffle, which tasted fresh and amazing. Then had the Pici with Ragu Toscano which was rich and also amazing. Overall a very good experience.

What a nice lunch here in Arezzo we sat outside on a wonderful day we had panzanella salad and some…read moreof the best prosciutto and melon I've ever had We also had a pick pasta with tomato dish which was wonderful

Great little find tucked away in the center of the block. No street noise - pedestrian zone only…read more Service was friendly and quick. Food was good and very well-priced. The preponderance of Italian-speakers surrounding me assured me I was in no tourist-trap. Note that the outdoor seating has a bit of a challenge: the piazzetta on which it sits has a very aggressive crown (the curvature used to make rain and other liquids run from the center of a roadway to the gutters), so every table is going to be on a bit of an angle. Could be uncomfortable for some, and would make serving a martini filled to the rim impossible (as would other factors - I don't think they do mixed drinks here). Also, the worst street-violinist I have ever heard came by busking. I think he only knew 4 notes. I felt almost as sorry for him as I did for us having to listen to it.

My boyfriend and I were stranded in Arezzo due to train delays one night. We weren't hungry but we…read morehad a lot of time to spare so we came at sat down at this adorable little place. The décor inside is so friendly and warm. The food was also delicious, we just got a few appetizers. Although our train was very late, we were able to find this cute little place and enjoy our evening.

If you are lucky enough to be serve by Mauro, he will guide you to every wine cheese and cold cut…read morefrom name, characteristics, taste and everything you need to know about every single product he proudly serves to the point of giving you the name of the guy who is the producer. Best place for you to have an aperitif Prosecco macchiato (Mauro's recipe) or just to sit down to enjoy a great Tuscan wine!

Beautiful local with tasteful decor from local artists. Excellent selection of boutique wines and…read morehard to find cheeses and salumi, as well as other light dishes. Very small space, can be noisy and cramped when it is full. Occasional evenings with live music can be nice but make the place even more crowded and discussion virtually impossible. Good service in general, but slow when the place is full. Prices are decent for the quality, although portions of both wine and food tend to vary wildly depending on who is working. Tightening up these little loose ends would easily merit a 5th star. Posto molto incantevole, arredato molto bene con opere d'arte fatto da artisti locali. Selezione eccellente di vini boutique e formaggi e salumi difficile da trovare, con altri piatti leggeri. Posto molto piccolo, può essere stretto e rumoroso quando è pieno. Serate con musica da vivo occasionale possono essere carine ma rendono tutto ancora più stretto e rumoroso. Servizio buono ma lento quando il posto è pieno. Prezzi onesti per la qualità, ma con porzioni che variano a secondo chi sta lavorando. Sistemando questi piccoli cosi porterebbe facilmente la quinta stella.

From the owner: Pasta fatta in casa, bistecca, pesce. Home made pasta, tortellini, t-bone steak, fishread more

I can not recommend this restaurant enough-- for me, it was one of those meals you look back on for…read moreyears to come and remember for so many reasons. I visited Arezzo with a group of my friends from Spain during our Easter holidays, where we stumbled upon Antica Osteria L'Agania by chance-- we were starving, saw a few good reviews online, and happened to be around the corner. We had a wait, but not too long. Once we were seated, we quickly looked through the menu and made our choices-- one friend tried the wild boar since it was a Tuscan specialty, but I saw truffle pasta and my mind was made up. It was a super simple dish, but done so, so well that I can still remember how it tastes today. Along with the food, the great (and inexpensive) house wine, the desserts, and the brisk but friendly service just created an unforgettable experience, without seeming geared towards tourists or catered to foreigners. Don't miss this spot!

What a picturesque location right there below the old hilltop stronghold. Charming narrow streets,…read moreshops, limited tourist kitch....its a beautiful location. I recommend parking on the opposite side of the hill and climbing up and over, through the ancient walls and past the church...don't worry there are tons of escalators...however you will have a steep walk up and down once you get on the side with the restaurant but this is still the ideal parking....now the food: this is top notch Tuscan cooking. I had the pici with the boar sauce, my daughter had the ravioli, and my wife had the pappardelle with mushroom sauce. All were amazing. Our waiter was friendly and helpful. And the wine is delicious

Great typical restaurant in the heart of Arezzo, perfect for a stop while you are visiting the…read morecity. I had an excellent lunch with a friend last Sunday. Try their homemade desserts! Thei website is www.ilsaraceno.com/

On a side street in the historical section of Arezzo, this restaurant has red-and-white checked…read moretablecloths, and black-and-white photos of Arezzo on the wall. The lighting is bright, the prices are mid-range, and the waiter was friendly and enthusiastic. I had zuppa di fagioli, served with croutons. My companion had pasta and a salad. Both were tasty. The bread was a little hard - but we were the last customers on Sunday night and I assume it was baked and sliced early that morning. (Since this is Italy after all, I feel the bread is an important element!) We shared a medium pitcher of the house red, which was nice... and at the end I ordered vino santo which is served with biscotti for dipping. (We did not have dessert.) All in all, a satisfying rustico meal. I would return....