A Passo Duomo - Menu

we stopped in this place because we noticed the walking dishes that seemed very good. very beautiful but nothing very. the fried we took as a very heavy appetizer and fried badly. as the first we took the tortelloni, and we expected much more. Nothing much.

Great service, great food at decent prices Wanting to savour some of the local dishes, this place delivered fresh, clean dishes beautifully presented. The fresh and smoked burrata with capocollo is a standout In fact we ate at A Passo Duomo both nights we were in Lecce.

cute little place and super cared for in the details. food of a time with attention to the raw materials used, good wine. top Salento ears, as well as dessert! a point to improve perhaps the speed of ordering but super friendly and discreet staff! good if we pass again on lecce we will return! View menu

We dropped in here for a light lunch lunch and chose a chicken salad and a smoked salmon salad together with soft drinks as it was a very warm day. Service was good and the salads enormous with plenty of the main ingredient Pasta dishes and deserts going past tgo other customers also looked very tempting and we would have returned had we not been moving on the next day

very nice local and close to the cathedral, friendly staff and available with a quick and trouble-free service. we took both meat and fish and were both excellent but the pasta really amazed us with its touch of craftsmanship difficult to find in a restaurant. account more than honest about 40 euros per person with two abundant courses, wine, water, coffee and covered), altogether a great restaurant, highly recommended.

exquisite ears! the name already intuits its central and important position within the city. the room is decorated in vintage style: on display pieces of historical furniture. suitable for both tourists and natives. excellent Salento ears that remind those of the grandmother! (although portions are not as abundant as its). cake not at the levels of the rest of the menu. overall a good experience. recommended! sofia g. and gabriele b. View menu

This place is very close to the cathedral and I gotta say that also the culinary experience had somewhat of divine... I had the opportunity of tasting four plates: fried zucchini blossom on a bed of ricotta: amazing! octopus in “pignata”: fresh, tasty, delicious and dipped in a marvelous sauce Podolica meat with pistachios: well cooked, juicy, tasty codfish with parmigiano: I was skeptic about this , I tasted , I begged for more! Simply delicious Service was good and the check absolutely cheaper than the experience I had! Highly recommended

Final night in Lecce and an absolute highlight! Bills itself as unconventional local food...not sure about unconventional but it certainly tasted imaginative and local. We both had pasta ..one with turnip tops broccoli) tasted straight from the field. And the bread... waited all week to find this chewy bread! They major on wine and when I mentioned that my second glass was not quite as good as the first it was still ok) he whipped it away and changed it. Where else does that happen! Quirky surroundings. Small business..would definitely recommend.

TA reviews looked generally very good and on Tuesdays it seems many restaurants in Lecce close, so this place seemed a good option for some antipasti and a couple of drinks. First up, the glass of red wine was the worst my husband tasted in 5 days. My non alcoholic beer was so bad it was undrinkable. Octopus was tasty enough but it was a very small portion for the price and had more potato than fish. The other dish Pittule was stodgy and we couldn’t really differentiate between the various fillings they all tasted much the same. We felt ripped off as visitors to any city, that is not a good way to be made to feel. We would not recommend this restaurant. View menu