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Osteria Da Lo Zio Andrea

Italian · Sant'Andrea delle Fratte · Italia

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4.4Google (751)
1creator review

The story

Osteria Da Lo Zio Andrea in Sant'Andrea delle Fratte offers an inviting grilled-focused atmosphere. According to JustUs, the trecciola d’agnello and sautéed chicory are "exceptional," showcasing the kitchen’s potential with traditional Umbrian ingredients. The grill is a clear draw, and the cozy setting adds to the appeal.

However, the experience comes at a cost. The same reviewer found the price "too high for what you get," and called the tiramisù "embarrassing." Despite the strong points, the overall value proposition falls short—JustUs concluded they "wouldn't go back at these prices." It’s a spot with flashes of brilliance, but one that needs to recalibrate its balance of quality and cost.

Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2024.

Most-loved dishes

AI summary of what 9 dish mentions say about the food

Reviewers rave about the artisanal Salsiccia, praising its rustic, deeply flavorful simplicity. The overall vibe is one of warm, unpretentious authenticity that feels like a true Italian home kitchen.

The artisanal sausage is high quality, you can tell from the coarse grind. The chef approved.
JustUs👎

What creators say

1 creator has covered Osteria Da Lo Zio Andrea. Most active: JustUs

  • JustUs
    JustUs

    TRATTORIA a PERUGIA , MANGIAMO dal RE della CARBONARA e della CICCIA · @ 0:52

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    Osteria Da Lo Zio Andrea has potential: the atmosphere is nice, the grill is inviting, and the trecciola and cicoria are exceptional. But the price is too high for what you get, and the tiramisù is embarrassing. I wouldn't go back at these prices.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Frittatina al Tartufo

      This truffle frittatina is delicate and absolutely worth trying. It's simple but perfect.

    • Panzanella

      This panzanella tastes like summer. I love it. It's light on the vinegar, just the way I like it. Very pleasant.

    • Torta al Testo con Prosciutto di Norcia

      The warm torta al testo with aged Norcia prosciutto is heaven. The bread is soft and hot, the prosciutto melts. Great start.

    • Trecciola d'Agnello

      The trecciola is crunchy on the outside, delicate flavor. Nothing like the aggressive taste of offal you expect. It's incredible. I've never liked offal but this is different. The slow grilling makes it golden and super crunchy.

    • Sautéed Chicory

      The cicoria ripassata has plenty of garlic and chili. The garlic is strong, just how I like it. It's deadly good.

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