La Cantina Di Pinocchio Ristorante Pizzeria Bar

Stopped by here for dinner with the two kids and enjoyed the pizza and salad, prices were reasonable, quick service and a fantastic creme brûlée.

We stopped here for a long, pleasant Sunday lunch during a visit to the parco di pinocchio (which is opposite the restaurant). The service was good the staff seemed rushed but always helpful. The food was good: nothing amazing, just good Italian food at it's best. Unpretentious, honest food at a reasonable price. The set menu (20 Euros, antipasti, primi, secondi, water, wine) is really good value. The children's menu is, too (10 Euros, primi, secondi drink). The Tuscan antipasti was a delicious start to the meal. Then we had ravioli (good, really nice tomato sauce), cotoletta alla milanese chips (everything I hoped it would be). Good house wine by the carafe, what more can you ask for? Our boys had pasta in bianco (which they love), but the other option of tomato pasta should be similarly young crowd pleasing. They had plenty of high chairs when we visited, even with a couple of large Italian families taking their share of them. Overall: good food, good value.

Great service, delicious authentic regional food, so glad we stumbled across this little gem. Don’t swerve an opportunity to go here. Bon appetit

We had all kind of problems while in Collodi, birth place of Pinochhio, from refusal to serve us food without drinks to total refusal, and closed places , this ended up being gourmet event, very reasonable price withe great meny

I was left hungry after lunch (ordered Ravioli). Usually I 'm left full after an Italian first course (pasta/pizza).