Antica Sosta
Siena, Italy
5.7COSY
A welcoming neighbourhood osteria where attentive staff and authentic Tuscan cooking, particularly the house-made Pici and traditional Fiorentina, create a convivial, unpretentious dining experience that guests describe as representing everything they sought in their travels.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 5.7, from guest reviews
- friendly, attentive service
- local, traditional dishes (Pici, Fiorentina)
- delicious, fresh food at good value
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Hidden gem
A strong fit for getting off the beaten track. Guests point to guests describe stumbling upon this neighbourhood osteria and finding it represents everything they sought in their travels, with one.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Antica Sosta located?
- Antica Sosta is in Siena, Italy, operating as a traditional osteria in the heart of the city.
- What is the cosy score for Antica Sosta?
- Antica Sosta has a cosy score of 5.7 out of 10, indicating a moderately comfortable atmosphere.
- Is the food good at Antica Sosta?
- Yes, guests consistently praise the quality and authenticity of the dishes. The Pici ragu and lasagne are standout specialities, and the mozzarella fritti with onion jam is excellent. Portions are generous and prices are fair.
- Is the service good at Antica Sosta?
- Absolutely. Staff are described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, with meals arriving promptly and service remaining impeccable throughout.
- Is Antica Sosta good for summer dining?
- Yes, the restaurant has air conditioning, making it a pleasant spot to eat during warm months whilst enjoying authentic Tuscan cuisine.
- What local dishes should I try at Antica Sosta?
- The Pici (a hand-rolled pasta) with ragu is highly recommended and represents the local Sienese tradition. Be aware that Italian pasta is typically firmer (al dente) than Spanish preparations.
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