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The rooms were spacious and sparkling clean. The staff were lovely, and the food was great.

The price was fair, and I’d gladly consider staying here again. The room was spacious and clean, and the food was well cooked, with portions that weren’t huge but were more than enough. I’d been unsure about booking because the agriturismo has only one star, but the owners’ warm welcome and helpfulness quickly put those doubts to rest. Thanks to Angela, Daniele, and Simone.

The food was good, but I wouldn’t return, especially with children. We’d agreed on a lunch menu days ahead for 40 euros per person: aperitif, three appetizers, two first courses, a main with a side, three desserts, digestifs, coffee, and wine. The owner knew children would be there and kindly said dishes could be swapped. Still, what eight-year-old could eat all of that? My son had two appetizers, one of them substituted, one first course, then a tiny Milanese steak, about 4 x 4 cm, with sides and the dessert trio. Two courses, coffee, digestifs, and wine were left out, but we were charged the full 40 euros. I could understand some extra cost for changing dishes and creating more work in the kitchen, but that price felt crazy. I’ve never paid that much for a child’s meal. Families with children should avoid this place. To clarify my earlier review, the other girl at our table paid 25 euros, not 20 as you said. That’s still a lot for an appetizer, a main, and three desserts. I didn’t complain about the food. This is about what seems fair and right, not jealousy. Saving 15 euros wouldn’t change my life. Charging a child the adult menu price when they haven’t eaten the whole menu is madness. You said an extra appetizer or first course costs 3 euros more, so if those dishes aren’t eaten, does the price still stay the same? Was the coffee not taken off? What about the digestif? I won’t go on, because I know I’m right. I wish you all the best.

We had a lovely day at a christening lunch, even though I didn’t know the place beforehand. The setting was peaceful, with blossoming orchards around it and plenty of parking. The restaurant felt refined, the food was genuine, and the wines were excellent. The young staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was family-like. Recommended.