Caffe Magi - Citta di castello

We migrated, crossed the fingers and had the best meal we experienced in italia the hands below! the pasta with pistachio cream is one must; perfectly balanced, spiced and beautifully plated. we decided to share and the picture shows half a portion. the kitchen divided for...and we were both served beautiful teller. the aromen were tender, the tomato and economical strengthens the pasta. the spicy/sweet chicken kewers were unique and tasty. the service was perfect! we don't speak Italian, our server didn't speak English, but we worked through them and had the most pleasant lunch. the prices were ridiculously cheap! one must!

We are thrilled and surprised by the beauty of this caffeine! probably one of the most beautiful caffeine where we have drunk coffee and a glass of champagne! place with heart and soul. worth on every recommendation, must visit when they are in mind...di castello!

We have entered without great expectations and left an hour later fully satisfied with our experience here. At first we migrated into what is apparently the bar area, where art work was a somewhat abstract nature that we found interesting. but we were...then polite in the actual restaurant area, in which it is small and intimate. here, high above, there were three paintings of half naked women and a dame in high-time dress with a baby that was re-entered into the atmosphere. For what we were here, oh, I remember eating. we have been in italy for some weeks and this facility offered us a much more diverse choice than any other place where we were. our waitress, for all her beauty, may have been an artist model herself, and her personality stressed her attractiveness when she took our order. curries (finished by lorraine) and many intranslatable things are used on the menu. we loved it here and would have returned if it had been closer to our accommodation. a truly unique experience.

Excellent location, esp in a summer evening to enjoy a meal while the beautiful Italian community life is unfolded! the young waiters speak English and they have an English menu. Eating options are creatiw, although some (sp. the curry options) are not necessarily up to the sign. I was there several times. service can be slow on some days.

We usually sit outside and order cocktails around 5 o'clock (dinner in Italy is usually at 8 or 9 p.m The restaurant is across from the cathedral which is beautiful, and it's a great place for people watching. Chips, peanuts and little crostinis come with...your cocktail. Inside the art is eclectic. You have to go inside to pick up a crostini or two.