Locanda Orvieto Ristorante Agriturismo — The Kitchen of Orvieto, from our family recipes
At Locanda Orvieto you eat traditional Orvieto cuisine: Piccione all'Orvietana from our family recipe, umbrichelli (hand-rolled Umbrian pasta), lamb grilled over embers, black truffle, vegetables from our garden, wine and olive oil from our own farm.
A family-run restaurant: two brothers, since 20 September 2019.
We are outside the historic centre: free parking in front of the building, no restricted traffic zone (ZTL) to cross.
Locanda Orvieto is the traditional restaurant in Orvieto where Umbrian country tradition meets family cooking. Not just an agriturismo: a restaurant open to everyone, even if you're not staying overnight. Just 2 km from the historic centre, we bring to the table the true flavours of Orvietan cooking: from the celebrated Piccione all'Orvietana to handmade Umbricelli.
We are a family that tends the land and controls the entire supply chain: our ingredients are Km Zero, sourced directly from our farm. On our table we serve our own Orvieto Classico wine, the extra virgin olive oil from our olive trees and our fresh homemade pasta. This is traditional Umbrian cuisine — recipes you won't find in any book, because they are learnt by watching, breathing and loving this land.
Orvieto Classico Wine
Our own production, from Orvieto's volcanic soil
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
From our Umbrian olive trees, cold-pressed
Fresh Homemade Pasta
Made daily in our kitchen, the Umbrian way
Eating here was like going back to lunch at grandma's house: true flavours I hadn't tasted in years.
— A TripAdvisor review
Typical Restaurant in Orvieto
Authentic Umbrian Cooking from Our Farm
Locanda Orvieto was born with one clear goal: to preserve the flavours of traditional Orvieto cuisine. We are a restaurant at our Orvieto agriturismo with a farming soul: we cultivate our land to bring to the table only what we truly know, from field to fork.
We are in the countryside, 2 km from the Duomo, and much of what we serve comes from us:
- Zero-Mile Ingredients: Vegetables, olives and fruit from our own production.
- Local Selection: Meats and cheeses chosen only from small producers in the Umbrian and Orvieto area.
- Authentic Tradition: Handmade pasta (Umbrichelli), traditional mains like Piccione all'Orvietana and artisan desserts.
Our typical Umbrian menu strictly follows the rhythm of the seasons. If you're looking for a great place to eat in Orvieto, away from the mass tourist circuits and surrounded by a warm family welcome, you're in the right place.
You know what? We still cook everything from scratch here.
It's incredible!
From the Land to the Table
At Locanda Orvieto, we don't do industrial catering. We bring to the table fresh handmade pasta, locally sourced meats and vegetables from our land, following only the original family recipes.
True Short Supply Chain
We use only what the Umbrian land and our farm in Orvieto offer us. Zero middlemen, maximum transparency.
No tourist menu
The menu follows the seasons: when a season ends, the dish leaves the menu.
Handmade
From hand-rolled pasta like Tagliatelle and Umbrichelli to homemade desserts — every bite tells the story of our land and our grandmothers.
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The certainty of eating well in Orvieto.
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Flavours You Won't Find Anywhere Else
Orvietan cooking, as it once was.
If you're looking for a typical restaurant in Orvieto with its own farm, Locanda Orvieto is your destination. We don't do tourist cooking: here you'll find true Umbrian tradition, made with live embers and pasta made fresh every morning.
- Piccione all'Orvietanaour signature dish
- Tagliatelle al Tartufo Nerohandmade pasta and Umbrian truffle
- Baffo all'Orvietanapork cheek, sage, vinegar and pan-tossed tomato
- Agnello a Scottaditogrilled over live charcoal
Every ingredient comes from our family farm or from small local producers across Umbria. This is traditional Umbrian cuisine, served without compromise, exactly as it once was.
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Orvieto – At the Foot of the Rock
2 km from Orvieto Cathedral (a 5-minute drive), immersed in the peace of the Umbrian countryside.
Easy to Reach
Just 5 minutes (3 km) from the A1 motorway exit (Orvieto). Ideal for a gourmet stop on your journey.
Close to the Centre
We're just a few minutes from the Orvieto Cathedral and St. Patrick's Well. The tranquillity of our agriturismo, one step from the city.
Free Parking
Forget the stress of city parking. We offer ample free private parking for all our guests.
Before booking, people want to know who they're dealing with. I'll answer myself — so Alessandro can focus on the dining room.
Frequently asked questions about Locanda Orvieto
Is the restaurant open to non-staying guests?
Yes, the restaurant is open to everyone — you don't need to book a room to come and eat. You can join us just for lunch, just for dinner, or stay a few days in one of our four rooms: the kitchen is the same. Locanda Orvieto is first and foremost a restaurant — the rooms are an addition.
Is Locanda Orvieto a former convent or historic building?
No. Locanda Orvieto is a family-run restaurant opened on 20 September 2019 by two brothers, Alessandro and Alessio, with four rooms and its own farm. It's a modern rural building in the Umbrian countryside — not a restored historic one. The story we bring to the table is traditional Orvieto cuisine: the recipes and flavours passed down by the families of this land.
When is Locanda Orvieto open?
We're open Tuesday to Sunday, lunch and dinner. Closed on Monday. Hours: Tuesday–Friday 12:15–14:30 and 19:00–21:15; Saturday 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–21:30; Sunday 12:00–14:30 (lunch only). For holidays and special periods, always check the hours page or give us a call.
Do I need to book or can I just walk in?
Booking is strongly recommended. Seats are limited and some dishes — like Piccione all'Orvietana — require 6-7 hours of preparation that starts hours before service. Without a booking, you risk a full house or your dish being sold out. One minute of online booking saves you the disappointment.
How do I get to Locanda Orvieto?
We're at Strada della Stazione 23, Orvieto — 2 km from Orvieto Cathedral, about 5 minutes by car. By car: take the Orvieto exit of the A1 motorway, we're 3 km away (5 minutes). By train: from Orvieto train station we're a few minutes away by car or taxi. Free parking on site for all guests, no restricted traffic zone (ZTL).
Are the ingredients really km zero?
Yes — and we say it knowingly because the land is ours. 500 olive trees, 300 fruit trees, 10,000 sqm of vegetable gardens: we grow directly what we serve. On our table we serve our own Orvieto Classico wine, the extra virgin olive oil from our olive trees and our fresh homemade pasta. The meat comes from small local farmers we know personally. When an ingredient isn't in season, the dish isn't on the menu. It's not a limit — it's our guarantee that what you eat is real.
Do you have a pool, spa or wellness facilities?
No, we don't have a pool or spa. We're a family-run restaurant with four rooms, breakfast not served, for those who want to stay in Orvieto in peace. Those looking for relaxation will find here silence, clean air, free parking and the peace of the Umbrian countryside just minutes from the historic centre — not wellness facilities.
Do you organise cooking classes or truffle-hunting experiences?
No, we don't organise cooking classes or guided truffle-hunting experiences. We're a family-run restaurant: traditional Orvieto cuisine is something we put on the table, not in a workshop. If you're looking for an educational experience, we recommend specialised local providers. What we do well is cook for you.
What can I eat at Locanda Orvieto?
Traditional Orvieto cuisine, with the 5 signature dishes of Orvieto: Piccione all'Orvietana (slow-cooked pigeon, 6-7 hours, family recipe passed down for generations), Baffo all'Orvietana (pork cheek with sage and tomato), Agnello a Scottadito (grilled lamb), homemade Umbrichelli al Cinghiale (pasta with wild boar) and Tagliatelle al Tartufo Nero (with Umbrian black truffle). The menu follows the seasons — you'll never find an out-of-season dish, and that's no accident.
I'm visiting Orvieto on a day trip from Rome. Where can I have lunch?
We're a few minutes by car or taxi from Orvieto train station, and we serve traditional Orvieto cuisine at lunch from Tuesday to Sunday. The Kitchen of Orvieto, from our family recipes: Piccione all'Orvietana, hand-rolled umbrichelli, lamb grilled over embers. Booking is recommended.
