Agriturismo Su Boschettu

Top choice in Southwestern Sardinia


Come hungry, take a seat and wait for the fun to begin. Out will come an array of delicious antipasti – seasonal vegetables, salami, cheeses – all accompanied by warm home-baked bread. Next up is pasta, perhaps ravioli filled with lemon-infused ricotta, followed by grilled meat and a selection of unpronounceable desserts. It's quite magnificent, especially if capped with a glass of local mirto.

Note, you'll need to call ahead to reserve a place.


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