Giorgio B.
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I am happy a friend halfway across Europe, whose father hails from this little village, mentioned Il Cedro to us, and I tried to visit at our first opportunity.
We booked a table by phone although, since we had lunch on a weekday, that was not strictly necessary.
Mariangela, who oversees the dining room, made us feel very welcome and is a delight to have a chat with.
We came especially to taste their wild game dishes, so we each had pappardelle with hare meat ragout, and then we shared a dish of deer meat stewed in Chianti wine. I had not tasted such flavours for quite some time. By the time we got to the raspberry pie, we were already in heaven.
The prices are very decent, and the view from the balcony outside is refreshing (not least for the spirit), even on the baking-hot kind of days we had when we arrived in Italy this year.