Il Melograno Di Matilde from CANOSSA Menu

What User likes about Il Melograno Di Matilde:
captains without reservation we managed thanks to their kindness to find not only place to eat in a crowded place, but also to enjoy the excellent dishes. mixed slices, tagliatelle both to the ragù and to the fresh porcini mushrooms, tortelli with herbs, id pecora and spicy artichokes. kindness, speed and good goodness. to recommend absolutely and to return, being also a stone's throw from a beautiful castle. price o... View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Il Melograno Di Matilde:
rather obliged choice for an aperitif in the area because there is nothing else. This should not however push to neglect the bases, such as to provide at least one cutlery or a small saucepan instead of banging on the table a dish with a fork, two napkins and dry bread. waiter very extroverted but must like the genre. a bit 'cocked furniture, a psychedelic poster of bob marley fails to enter the medieval context. I'm... View all feedback.

Nice view, great cuisine, good spritz. what you want more

Captains without reservation we managed thanks to their kindness to find not only place to eat in a crowded place, but also to enjoy the excellent dishes. mixed slices, tagliatelle both to the ragù and to the fresh porcini mushrooms, tortelli with herbs, id pecora and spicy artichokes. kindness, speed and good goodness. to recommend absolutely and to return, being also a stone's throw from a beautiful castle. price of all 90 euros, trust me, honest if you consdera that we were in 4 included wine.

Green cakes, veal node I haven't found since the 1990s

Advice x who wants to spend a nice trip outside the city, food and hospitality excellent

Rather obliged choice for an aperitif in the area because there is nothing else. This should not however push to neglect the bases, such as to provide at least one cutlery or a small saucepan instead of banging on the table a dish with a fork, two napkins and dry bread. waiter very extroverted but must like the genre. a bit 'cocked furniture, a psychedelic poster of bob marley fails to enter the medieval context. I'm afraid his fortune is at the foot of the reddish castle. I would say subjective prices, half liter of wine in caraffa and a cutter of salami 18 euros.

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