Agriturismo Villa Corona

very nice location, pizzeria and exquisite restaurant. test

beautiful experience, professional and kind staff. to return!

comfortable place, friendly and kind person and varied menu x all the goi, right prices. View menu

cut of well cooked tuna and good, pizza cooked well and good, imperial grilled I would say discreet, tuna and capasanta stracotti, sin. good and attentive service, good

really good pizza meter and quality ingredients. with a meter of pizza you probably eat in three, in two maybe it is a bit too much but it was worth it! only defect in my opinion the menu too small pizza

exceptional evening, elegant and cozy apartment with friendly staff, prepared and cared for. excellent menu ' extremely varied and suitable for all the goi. fast service and large parking. highly recommended. View menu

We ate here with a very large group and really enjoyed it. The location is very nice. The food was excellent; we had many different dishes to choose from. Appetizers, pasta, many kinds of meat, risotto, roasted veggies, potatoes, desserts. Everything was good, flavorful, and they were good about bringing out cold water (and wine, prosecco).

This villa is perfect for big parties, especially for big parties with children. It is secluded and away from any major roads and has tons of running space for children to play safely. The food was a set menu, although they told us that everyone would be able to pick the first course, so there was a misunderstanding. The food was okay, nothing special or out of this world and the time between when they served the first course and second course was way too long. Over an hour. I think it was 10 pm when we finally for our second course of meats. When I requested for a Cappuccino to help me stay awake to drive home (by now it was 11:00 pm) the server was sort of rude about it. Oh well. Beautiful...

We had visited this restaurant as part of a large group in August, but weren't overly impressed by the food, which is normal for any large group party. We decided to give it another try last night to see if we could give it a more favorable review. Since this is an agriturismo, much of the menu is derived from ingredients grown on the premises. We did not have an antipasto, but our primi were OK--nothing special..my husband had bigoli with duck sauce and enjoyed it and I had pappardelle with the house sauce...which was good, but not exceptional. Our second courses came with roasted potatoes, peas, salad, and polenta, but what made my dinner a resounding success was the filet with peppercorns... View menu