Ristorante Gradale — Restaurant in Perugia

We have been several times at Gradale. Last time 4 years ago. We always enjoyed the food, however this time was a big disappointment. We starters, primi and secondi. The starters were okay although oversalted. All went downhill with primi and secondi. The pasta dishes contained sauces that were grainy and blend. The taste was flat except for the saltiness. The secundi were even worse. My wife had vitello tonnato which was acceptable but again with a grainy tonnato sauce. My beef filet was over cooked, two awfull sauces which seemed to come from a bottle and a puree which was way to runny. Again oversalted. We decided to skip dessert. When asked we complained about the food with no further follow up so we thought a review was in order. Great views, awfull food. We will...

I made a reservation for 20 people on a Sunday at lunch. They were very nice to open for lunch even if on Sunday they work only for dinner. The location is amazing there is a balcony with a spectacular view of Perugia and the countryside. The food excellent and very well presented , nice wine and the service professional, attentive and cordial. If you plan to celebrate an event you can definitely take this place in consideration, your guests will be very pleased. I didn’t give 5 stars because at the last minute one of my guest didn’t come and they charged me for this guest anyway. It didn’t seem to be ok since we spent almost 1500Euros . Anyway this is the only negative note. The rest overall was...

I have been coming here for 7 years. I love the walk from Centro Storico to Castello Di Monterone. Once at the castle it’s exquisitely peaceful with amazing gardens and views towards Perugia. The restaurant has a wonderful terrace and a great contemporary interior. The current chef, Domenico, has done great things with the cuisine. I love the food the atmosphere and the excellent staff. The hotel and restaurant staff are truly great. The food is not always consistent but I continue to enjoy the menu, the friendliness and the venue. A true...