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Restaurants

Civita di Bagnoregio
Boccadoro:(011-39-0761-780-775; entrées from $15; ilcrogiuolo.org/boccadoro) Emphasizing artisanal products and organic ingredients, Boccadoro offers a creative take on traditional dishes.
Trattoria Antico Forno: (011-39-0761-760-016; entrées from $19; civitadibagnoregio.it) Diners come for the truffles and fall in love with the cozy dining room.

Calcata
Grotta dei Germogli: (011-39-761-588-003; entrées from $12; grottadeigermogli.org) This restaurant located in a cave is a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds.
La Latteria del Gato Nero: (011-39-0761-588-015; entrées from $9) Serving up the cuisine of northern Lazio, this restaurant’s cozy interior may motivate you to order a second carafe of vino.

Civita Castellana
La Scuderia: (011-39-0761-516-798; entrées from $15) Housed in the former horse stable of the Duke of Civita, this family-run eatery is popular for standout dishes like pork with pine nuts and pears.
Le Stanze del Cardinale: (011-39-0761-517-364; entrées from $17) A seafood–focused menu and dining rooms filled with exciting artwork are the big attractions at Le Stanze, which is housed in the Palazzo Montalto.

Nerola
Antica Cucina at the Castello Orsini: (011-39-0774-683-272; fixed-price menu $58; castelloorsini.it) A constantly changing menu of seasonal specials is not to be missed.
Trattoria da Celeste: (011-39-0774-683-006; entrées from $8) Enjoy traditional preparations like grilled lamb and cheese-and-spinach-stuffed ravioli.

Tivoli
Vesta: (Piazza delle Mola 17; 011-39-0774-333-786; entrées from $20) A little bit of New York in Tivoli, this chic eatery dishes up modern Italian fare.
Maison Sibilla: (Via Adriatica 5; 011-39-0774-335-638; entrées from $15; maisonsibilla.it) Centuries-old and still serving high-quality cuisine, this restaurant is a hit with locals and visitors.

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