L'amaca All'eco - Menu

We got there more or less by chance since we only intended to do a round-about of the Lake of Piediluco, and the restaurant is hard to find, but at the end of o... read more We got there more or less by chance since we only intended to do a round-about of the Lake of Piediluco, and the restaurant is hard to find, but at the end of our road there was this jewel of a lakeside restaurant. Nice atmosphere, stretchers to enjoy the sun, beautiful view of the lake and good food. We had a crèpes for the children and coffe/home made cake fpr the adults and the staff was very fiendly. The restaurant is reached by most people by lake, and in fact there is a battello ferry service from Piediluco. It seems to be open all year round, with seasonal dishes on saturdays and sundays. Highly recommended.

We went to Piediluco and after strolling the town, took our car and drove to this place for a nice view (it’s on the opposite side of Piediluco so you can see t... read more We went to Piediluco and after strolling the town, took our car and drove to this place for a nice view (it’s on the opposite side of Piediluco so you can see the beautiful layout of the town from another side). I think it took us about 20 minutes. The road is tiny, drive slower and be careful with the cars going in the opposite direction. If you wish, you can take a boat from Piediluco to here and back. The parking space by the restaurant is decent. We saw that they have proper tables for lunch and asked for one, but they were all booked (we arrived at 1:30 PM). We chose the local beer and took some chips and went on the side where you can sit simply at the plastic table or in the more relaxing seat by the lake. It was all in the shadow so it was nice to sip on the refreshing beer, cool down and admire the view. We have really enjoyed it. We interacted with three staff members when purchasing our drinks and all were nice and helpful. I really fell in love with the local beer called San Pancrazio (we tried 3 different kinds from this brand), so if you like nice artisan beer, try it too. I think technically speaking it’s made in Lazio, but right in the border so it’s still a local brew.