Osteria MateraMì

We made reservations for a group of five, and our table was ready when we arrived. We enjoyed a beautiful view of the old city. We ordered salad, bread, main dishes, wine, and Tiramisu to share. Everything was very good. Vincenzo was very helpful and efficient.

Local home-style cooking. Could not fault a single thing. The wine the waiter recommended was impeccable. The tiramisu was a hidden gem. I can recommend this place to anyone staying in Matera.

We were suprised that the food was great. Staff was very nice. The desserts were delicious. Fair prices.

Great food and service! And what a view! They dont have special menu for kids but pasta will do the thing.

One of the best restaurants I've been in for quite some time and one of the best during my time there in Apulia area. The service was quick plus we got some apetizers before the meal. We also got a lot of good vibe from the staff :) They are all superfriendly and with the kind of humor that I appriciate. For the food we ordered different pasta (vege & meat) and we loved them all. It's one of those restaurants where you go in for a amazing food experience and you get the best client service as a bonus. Definitely will come back there whenever I'm around that part of Italy :)

Great restaurant in the edge of famouse istorical place of Matera The service was fast. Food was delicious We been a lil to late around the finidh time but they served us with lot of enthusiasm

Food was honestly very average. You can tell it's just pandering to tourist rather than authentic when you have to tell them not to put cheese on a steak. The tiramisu is just a puddle of cream and the creme brule had barely any flavour. The waiters are polite but was awkward when he noticed we didn't finish the tiramisu. The restaurant does have a stunning view but ruined by constant cars and motorbikes driving past loudly.

We were searching for a lunch spot and, after reading the reviews, decided to try this place. The food was good, but the service fell short of our expectations. We ordered the house wine (which was obviously not that expensive), and requested wine glasses. However, we were served in the small glasses shown in the picture below and were told that this is how the house wine is served. When we pointed out that the table next to us had the same house wine, but white, and received proper wine glasses, they insisted that it wasn't house wine but a bottle poured into a decanter. This was a lie since I specifically asked the next table about the wine they were serving, and they confirmed it was house wine. This experience left us with a bitter impression, and I can't understand why they treat tourists this way.