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Aciniello

➤ Via Torino, 4, Campobasso, Italy, 86100, CAMPOBASSO

Menu • Vino • Pizza • Pasta • Caffè

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"Great! just arrived to book did not make me a great impression but as the proverb says the dress does not make the monk and I actually did well to book and eat. very informal staff or simply at home because so make you feel, simply at home. good, competent, and witty. from the starter to the dessert, passing through the courses and from the wine, make you taste the Molisana cuisine. sliced cutter, dairy and cheese and burrata with fried pumpkin flowers opened dances. pizza and soup to try) and the torcinelli to which we have put together some friarielli have continued to delight the palate. conclusion of the meal with the creamy mascarpone with granella of black cherry and caramel. half of red wine. Didn't I give the five stars? Sure. to have the top you have to give the top and, even if I didn't take it, coffee in pods. has influenced the vote. Excuse me. (turned to the club) but to those who read, if you don't go, well no blame my review, you are the ones who don't know what you're missing."

Trattoria La Grotta Da Concetta

➤ Via Larino 7, 86100, CAMPOBASSO, Italy

Menu • Pizza • Pasta • Caffè • Terrazza

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"It's a tiny, easy, small place with thick walls and a long tradition. Better to make a reservation in advance: it's closed in the weekend and it's well known and filled with locals. Service was fast and kind, expecially in explaining the dishes unknown to people coming there first time. Cheese is at its best here: we had pizza e meneste as a starter (corn loaf with local wild herbs, very tasty) even though locally it's considered a first course. Pasta with fagiolini and pomodorini is very good, as it's caciocavallo al forno. Home made cake with amarene and noci was delicious. Portions are adequate and price is low."

Pizza Cor' E Fantasij

➤ Via Giosue Carducci, 4, 86100, CAMPOBASSO, Italy

Menu • Pizza • Europeo • Pizzeria • Fast Food

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"Il locale è stato piacevolmente rimodernato, gusto moderno e pizzaiolo a vista. Entrambe le pizze scelte sono risultate buonissime, il menù dei fritti e delle stuzzicherie davvero invitante. Prezzo ottimo. Personale gentile e attento."

Monticelli Saperi E Sapori

➤ Via Sant'Antonio Abate, 33, 86100, CAMPOBASSO, Italy

Menu • Sushi • Pasta • Europeo • Italiano

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"Ci siamo trovati da Monticelli per caso e con l'intenzione di mangiare qualcosa di molto leggero senza dare uno sguardo alle recensioni o men. All'ingresso siamo stati accolti dal proprietario, persona molto garbata e preparata, che ci ha fatti accomodare subito. Il locale suddiviso in 3 sale diverse stile medioevale. Ogni sala ha una propria caratteristica ma nell'insieme (stile e men si accorporano bene. Nell'ultima sala, in roccia, la pi bella, possibile mangiare solo su prenotazione. Il men ci ha stupiti: gusti, sapori e abbinamenti a prezzi elementari. Infatti ogni pietanza composta da semplici materie prime, a volte poco elaborate, ma assemblate tra loro in modo cos perfetto ed equilibrato da far acquisire al piatto una singolarit.. a quel punto non abbiamo pi ordinato la bresaola ma diverse pietanze che ci hanno lasciati pienamente soddisfatti. Passiamo ora al servizio, il motivo per il quale ho tolto una stella. I camerieri sono molto cortesi e sempre disponibili. Ti fanno accomodare, ti portano il pane, ti aprono il vino... E nient'altro. Per ordinare c' bisogno della figura gestore, il quale conosce minuziosamente i piatti... ci pu stare. Il conto lo deve elaborare il boss. Deve incassare il titolare. Insomma, la stessa figura, alias il proprietario, ha tutti i poteri, dirige e amministra... proprio come nel medioevo. Il che rende il servizio un poco scadente, dato che i coperti non sono molti. Il consiglio quello di delegare di pi i dipendenti e migliorare la prestazione d'opera. Rapporto qualit prezzo ottima. Superconsigliato!!!"

De Santis

➤ Via Gugliermo Marconi 147, 86100, CAMPOBASSO, Italy

Menu • Pasta • Carne • Dessert • Formaggio

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"We were there with our friends, for a night out. Via Marconi is quiet at this time of year, and the scxorching heat was lessened by a gentle breeze. Mario, the chef, gave us an abundant starter with local salami and cheeses: we were 5, and we had a double starter that was more than enough for us. A friend is allergic to honey, traditionally served with cheese, and he gave us homemade lemon marmalade giving us some to take away afterwards. Starter included ciabotta or ciambotta, a mix of cooked vigetables in a tomato souce, and tiny tasty portions of parmigiana. We had a lovely pasta alla campobassana: it's a local type of pasta, tagliatelle al filo, with capocollo, pecorino cheese and onion. A gentler, tastier version of gricia, that's carbonara without eggs. Capocollo was definitely tasty, much more than usual guanciale, and onion was thin, just in the background, smoothing the flavours. A Tomahawk of argetnine beef, spiced by the chef with salt and rosemary, was given already spliced and we had trouble finishing it. Side dishes were potatoes not the crispy ones, but still tasty, various types of salad and a lovely cicoria. We ended up with the house cheescake with berries, fresh and light. Local wines were enjoyed, Tintilia expecially. After the dinner, a selection of liquors was offered: Genziana and expecially Brugnolino, an infusion of local blackthorn's fruit. Price was definitely low for the quality and quantity of food: your wallet won't cry and your belly will sing!"