Restaurants in Abruzzo & Molise
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Pizzeria Trattoria Vecchio Mulino
This old-school eatery is a good bet for a classic wood-fired pizza, cheesy antipastos and chargrilled hunks of pork and lamb. In summer the pretty streetside terrace provides a good perch to people-watch as you wait for your order.
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Hosteria dell’Arco
You’ll remember this place – superb food, lovely, rustic surroundings, laid-back atmosphere and friendly service, all for the princely sum of €20. First up is the fabulous antipasto buffet, prepared from scratch every night, followed by delicious grilled lamb and scrumptious home-made desserts.
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Ristorante Gli Archetti
Housed in the cellar of a Renaissance palazzo, this smart restaurant is highly rated. The menu is seasonal, but typical dishes include prosciutto cotto con l’aceto di mela (cured ham with apple vinegar) and filetto al montepulciano (fillet steak with red wine).
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La Matriciana
A bustling trattoria with a no-frills approach and an appreciative clientele. Huge steaming bowls of pasta and filling meat dishes are the order of the day along with robust red wine and unpretentious desserts. According to Italian custom, fish is served on Fridays.
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Trattoria del Giaguaro
Even on a wet Monday in March this place is packed at lunchtime. Locals come here for tried and tested staples such as ossobuco (veal shank) and lasagne. For a meat-free main course the grilled scamorza (smoked cheese) is a tasty alternative.
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Ristorante Da Nicolino
Highly regarded by locals, this discreet restaurant serves the best seafood in Termoli. It’s all exceptional, but if you really want to push the boat out, order the show-stopping brodetto di pesce (fish soup) served in a big earthenware tureen.
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Trattoria da Armando
If you’re after a quick, no-fuss lunch, this straight-up trattoria does the job. There’s a range of panini as well as the usual pasta and meat dishes. And while it’s all very basic, the food is as good as you’d get in many pricier joints.
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Trattoria da Rino
With nonna in the kitchen and the grandkids running about, a meal here is about as close as you'll get to eating in a local home. There are no surprises on the menu, just hefty portions of warming Abruzzo classics and basic red wine.
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Hostaria del Pavone
With its brick barrel-vaulted ceiling and nautical knick-knacks, this highly regarded restaurant is a great place for creative seafood. Of the menu staples, the standout dish is brodetto alla vastese, Vasto’s signature fish soup.
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Caffè Letterario
With its huge floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed-brick walls, this is a popular lunchtime spot. The menu is chalked up on a daily board but typically comprises a few pastas and mains and several vegetable side dishes.
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Osteria La Lumaca
They take their food seriously at this warm wood-panelled restaurant. Particularly outstanding are the cured meats and ricotta, and the Abruzzo lamb. You’ll save money at lunch by going for one of the fixed-price menus.
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La Cantina di Biffi
Just off Corso Ovidio, this is a charming and atmospheric bistro–wine bar. Exposed stone walls and the arched, vaulted ceiling set the stage for excellent home-made food and local wine, served by the glass from €4.
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La Sacrestia
One of the better restaurants in the lively area between Corso Nazionale and Via Fratelli Brigida. Sit streetside or in the brick vaulted interior and chow down on knockout pizza or fresh-off-the-boat seafood.
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Pizzeria San Francisco
If you’re not eating in your hotel, this laid-back pizzeria is a good bet. A modest place with wooden tables and a bustling atmosphere, it serves delicious pizzas prepared in a traditional wood oven.
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Pasticcerie Palazzone
Grab an outdoor table and sip something cool as you watch the evening parade on Corso Ovidio. If you get the munchies, there’s a great spread of ice cream and savoury snacks.
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Ristorante Marechiaro da Bruno
This large, bustling outfit serves the best pizza on the seafront. And if the impressive fish display is anything to go by, the seafood is pretty good too.
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Ristorante 2000
You can always grab a bite at Ristorante 2000, a no-frills bar-cum-trattoria which serves door-stopper panini for €4.
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