The setting is amazing, a gorgeous villa situated at the top of a cypress tree lined drive with stunning views.The food quality is excellent and the staff friendly and courteous.They serve their own produced  wines and olive oil with the meal.A real gem and well worth the visit.

The food here is akin to fine dining. Poached tartufo eggs , duck and bacala cheesecake was cooked to perfection. The cheesecake desert was delicate and delicious.

For lunch, we did not see any written menu nor price. Instead the waiter read the options to us: three choices for primo, secondo, contorno and dolce. We needed to ask for the price, which 22&euro; for the set menu excluding beverages. The dishes were typical Italian home cooking - not bad, but nothing special neither.We were not able to pay with credit card (even though it was possible to check out from the same hotel).At the entrance door, you could see three recommendations of Michelin - the most recent from 2015. Possibly eight years ago, the restaurant had the quality level of Michelin recommended places, but certainly not anymore in 2023!

We have somehow managed to omit L&#39;Oliveto from our itinerary over the years. We have finally made amends, and it was spectacular! From the greeting to the seating to the eating, all was better than expected. The steak was delicious, tender, tasty. Highly recommended! The wine list is pretty extensive, focusing on the Strada Vino d&#39;Orcia, and includes some truly rare bottles. All in all, good times indeed!

The menu is extensive, which is nice. I was happy to find a few clearly marked vegetarian and gluten-free options. The ingredients in my salad tasted genuinely fresh, not like they&#39;d been sitting around.

For a four-star establishment, the service was friendly and accommodating, making the dining experience enjoyable despite some minor issues with the food seasoning.

Stopped here on our way into Chianti. The staff was really helpful in picking a local wine. Food was solid, a nice welcome to the area.

The fried veggie tortellini were the highlight for me. Perfectly crisp outside, with a flavorful, not-too-heavy filling. The sandwiches looked great too, but I&#39;ll have to try those next time.

This place feels like the living room of Montevarchi. The family that runs it remembers everyone, and the homemade pastries are just part of the charm. It&rsquo;s a real community spot, not just a cafe.

I had a wonderful experience at this family-run restaurant. The owner was incredibly kind, and the service was attentive. The Florentine steak was a highlight of the meal!

Great spot for a quick coffee break. The coffee is consistently good, and the croissants are fresh. Staff is friendly, which is nice when you&#39;re in a hurry. Got my order in under a minute.

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