Friendly staff, cheerful decor and consistently good food ensures that this family-run restaurant remains a stalwart of the San Marco dining scene. The focus is traditional regional cuisine, so expect antipasti of crostini, cured meats and cheeses, homemade pastas, meaty mains and a good selection of wood-fired pizzas (€6 to €18).
Accademia Ristorante
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