Filocafe - SANT'AGATA DE' GOTI

We wanted to see this ancient scribe in person for a long time and finally we were there. Saturday late afternoon, good wine, really good meatballs. comfortable seats, music at the right volume and the right goto, lights that do not bother. from the community room we went to dinner. it will be that we are accustomed, we bells, to important dishes, but we would have preferred portions even slightly more generous. We'll come back again. the quality has its price and you always come back where you were well.

The kind people at Filo Cafe were the friendliest, kindest, most generous people we met while we were in Italy. And that's saying something, because pretty much EVERYONE we met in Italy was kind and friendly. Angela and the others really went out of our way to make our visit one of the most memorable travel experiences I've had.The building is gorgeous, with heaps of cool, fascinating details. The patio and rooftop lookout are not to be missed. If you're within miles of Sant Agata di Goti, you must pay Filocafe a visit. Btw, the town itself is also gorgeous and charming. It's worth the visit!

The most friendly people in the filo cafe were the most friendly, friendly, most generous people we met while we were in italia. And that says something, because quite a lot of everyone we met in italia was friendly and friendly. Angela and the others really went out of our. To make our visit one of the most unforgettable travel experiences I had. the building is beautiful, with baptisms of cool, fascinating details. the terrace and the roof terrace are not to be missed. if they are only 150 miles from sant agata di goti, they have to pay a visit to filocafe. btw, the city itself is also beautiful and charming. it's worth the visit!

That is a traditional restaurant. I had braseaola to begin, my other half a traditional little salate. my man had untiltecca (steak,) which was thinly cut and well cooked, but not to begin. good taste, but torn in. I had a main thing about pasta, always. one bet.

Finestra catalana is literally what his name would suggest: a window. but not on katalonia, as the name would suggest. it is a window on the real italian. finestra catalana is the themes, the recent reincarnation of his predecessor bistro miro. it is located on the top of the medieval citadel city of Sant’Agata di goti. If you want to see how unobserved Italians enjoy a strenuous estival evening, they can catch them unconsciously in the finestra catalana. if the diminutive Sant’Agata were manhattan, then finestra catalana, on the southern extreme, would be his battery park. on the terrace of finestra will be the lusts of the competing cool evening breeze – the mistral, the relevant, the tramonte or the component – they refresh, regardless of which wind prevails. the confluence of music – a variant of jazz, Brazilian samba, Italian folk or classic gitarre – colorful ice-cream cocktails, sparkling mineral water, cold Vino baby, moonlight over the surrounding hills, local tapas, far lights that come from landville, a panoramic view of valle di maddaloni and the gentile gaiety of Santata soon forgotten. they can themselves remember an Italian dialect as if they remember it from an earlier life. the word holiday originates from the empty run; so is a true holiday when they are living themselves and their mouths; it depends on the intrusive verities and necessaryities of modern life. finestra catalana, in the did Sant’Agata di goti, is a charming niche “wide from the madding crowd” but only a short drive from the pulsating city – okay, chaotic – town of neapel. from 1973 to 1976 I lived in Sant’Agata di goti; you could imagine my relief when I discovered that nothing has changed there – hyperbole side. it was preserved and maintained – a dab of gips, a Tufa brick, a doorway to a time – in contrast to the rest of us, Sant’Agata has managed to keep the time aside. how to watch a hack-travel author, “Sant’Agata is forty kilometers or four hundred years of Napoli.” yet it is not without its pleasantities: air conditioning bed and breakfast, excellent, budget-sensitive restaurants (antico borgo) and of course the relaxing finestra catalana (family can enjoy the park right next door)