La Locanda del Castello — Restaurant in Montalcino

If I could give 0 Stars I would!!! I was sitting there for more then 10 minuten and the waiter just ignored me - no buon giorno - no what do you want, nothing or even maybe that they will close soon - and he totaly could not have overlooked me he passed several times - and the Restaurant was not full at all!!!! Just didn't wanted to see me, probably He thought to wait for the second Person - a single women not worth his attention!!!! Something like this never happend to me before!!!!! Worst Service ever!!!!!! So I recommend not to go their because of his behaviour!!!!!

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Decent enough, though felt over charged. We are here for lunch. Meal prices seemed on the high side but ok, quality can cost. We were charged €8 euro for two small basic bread baskets that were brought out without ordering. But what disappointed me was being offered something kid friendly that could be made for our 8 year old. Great we thought until we were charged the €18 euro for the kids carbonara - we queried this and were told it is a normal portion so full charge. Bill came to €95 for two adults and a child. Which was two adult main meals as and a glass of “house” wine Guys please don’t charge full prices for children especially for a simple carbonara. We were the only ones in...

A more beautiful place to eat outside (or, if you prefer, inside) could scarcely be wished for. While there’s no Tuscan landscape view, sitting at the base of the eponymous castle amidst the surrounding buildings is delightful. So is the food. We especially enjoyed the fresh truffle pasta, meat ragù, pizzas and house red table wine. (Skip the mussels, lobster, and Caesar salad, which aren’t typical of the region anyway.) The friendly owner, chef and servers come to take and deliver orders, and when we visited, the young niece of the owner also helped serve up at this family-run restaurant. Take a brief detour to the nearby...