Agriturismo La Locanda Del Gelso

Thanks for a beautiful experience, 2 weeks of non stop wow. Surrounded by nature, flowers, view, and food oh well an experience of well being, tasty, natural, the way my nonna would make. We already planning next year stay. This is good for the soul.

I stayed a few days at the ice cream inn thanks to the friends who brought me. great welcome. lovely place. Amazing cuisine delicious and abundant dishes. Mrs. Rosaria is the milestone of the kitchen a great cook. I suggest you stay, I'll definitely come back.

This country inn is not very easy to find but it is worth trying as it is only 20 minutes drive from the Fano exit of the A14. Here’s why: Once you arrive you can breathe out and enjoy the peaceful and varied landscape with no tall buildings around you. The alfresco dining area is beautifully laid out as you sit under old olive trees or a giant mulberry (gelso, which gives the name to the inn). Around the perimeter there are flowers and other plants, and on the tables tea light candles in wooden holders which add a romantic note. This was our meal: antipasto ricco with particular mention of the raw crudités with dipping oil, potato gnocchi with saffron sauce, oven-baked rabbit with olives, sautéed greens and to finish raspberry semi-freddo. We also appreciated the small basket with a variety of breads including cheese muffins. We were very satisfied with the quality of the ingredients, genuine flavours and the presentation. This is a real agriturismo as all the meats for example are raised and butchered on site, and lots of other ingredients are grown here such as tomatoes, herbs, vegetables, as well as EVOO (from Leccino, Frantoio and Raggiola varities). We left with a jar of the tomato puree which we used the next evening at home; the flavours and texture were excellent, nothing like the passata you buy at the supermarket. We learnt one more thing about the rules for farmstays and wine lists: they can only list wines that are produced and bottled on winery estates. There were about 80 diners on the night but the noise level was minimal; the only intrusive sound was the squeaky swing from the children’s playground. We imagine that sleeping in one of their 6 guest rooms on the first floor should be really peaceful. At the end of the evening the owner Michele offered us a homemade limoncello which was one of the best ever tasted. We also met Rosi, the chef, who many years ago left her home town Piedimonte Matese in Campania.

Hospitality is here at home. inn of past times with unique culinary experiences. genuineness, courtesy and sympathy make this inn a fantastic environment. congratulations to rosary and all the staff. I can't wait to come back

We came here to have an authentic dinner. Everything was tasty and very special. The serving was really nice and kind as well.