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Northeastern Tuscany : Where to Eat

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Top 10 Where to Eat

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  • 1. Locanda dell’Amorosa, Amorosa

    Fourteenth-century farm complex and inn, with a refined restaurant in the converted stalls. The high-class Tuscan cuisine is served in a rustic, fire-warmed setting. Booking advised.

  • 2. II Falconiere, Cortona

    Silvia and Riccardo Baracchi converted the limonaia of their 17th-century estate into this Michelin-starred restaurant, one of the finest in the region, adding rich flourishes to the already excellent Tuscan cuisine.

  • 3. La Buca di San Francesco, Arezzo

    Very friendly cellar restaurant; generous portions.

  • 4. Ristorante Fiorentino, Sansepolcro

    Old-fashioned inn serving hearty food.

  • 5. Preludio, Cortona

    This gastronomic address in Cortona serves nouvelle Tuscan dishes in a Renaissance palazzo setting (the frescoes are modern). Skip the unsatisfying house red for a bottle, though.

  • 6. La Locanda nel Loggiato, Cortona

    New owners have kept prices moderate for their Tuscan cooking, despite using some expensive ingredients. The draw is the balcony setting, overlooking the main piazza.

  • 7. Le Tastevin, Arezzo

    Best cooking in Arezzo, with a primarily Tuscan menu. The owner sometimes plays a little jazz at the piano, but service can be brusque.

  • 8. La Grotta, Cortona

    Outdoor seating on a tiny piazza, stony medieval rooms evoking that “grotto” and solid Tuscan dishes make this popular with locals and college students.

  • 9. Antica Osteria l’Agania, Arezzo

    Cosy trattoria where you pay for what you drink of the house Chianti; the comfort food includes grifi e polenta (fatty veal stomach in polenta).

  • 10. Totò, Lucignano

    Tuscan osteria annexed to a lovely hotel. The locals give Boris and Beatrice carte blanche when they order, specifying only a small, average or large meal.

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Davide
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The restaurant at Da Toto is excellent. Definitely in my top ten. In fact, it's in my top three in the area. Great location and excellent food - Tuscan country cooking at its best. And yes, do have one of the set meals and let chef Boris do the choosing. It's what they do best!

about a year ago

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