Agriturismo La Vigna - POLLENA TROCCHIA

We stayed at lunch on Easter day and we ate well despite there were so many people the service was efficient, so nothing to say about food and service. Frankly, however, we went because we had children and was advertised as a didactic farm but the animals were few and poor. In the animal-side garden there was a pile of bulky piles stacked behind the really bad fences to see. There was a poor horse under a canopy in bad conditions both the horse and the canopy. A few games for children but which needed maintenance, some like the Tibetan bridge also badly concise. In short, a disappointment all the outside.

The food is just average. We had a lunch set menu: antipasto (cheese, bread, fried potatoes), red sauce pasta, and a pork dish. I was very surprised they didn't have a dolce and caffe! Most Italians restaurants we've been to usually have that with their set menus! I give them the 3 stars because it's nice they had a play area for my kid, and being an agriturismo they had animals (mini horse, chickens, goats, and rabbits) for the guests to look at. I was shocked clearly they had their own vineyard out front and we saw them harvesting grapes but yet they didn't serve us their wine from their grapes! We had a wine from Tuscany. We were disappointed.

Suitable place for a dinner with friends. informal atmosphere. Good appetizers. large parking lot

Nice place and very cozy according to me a little expensive compared to other places I know. sie ate well beyond a beautiful Sunday

As in the family on Sunday! I don't understand negative reviews. I now have years to attend this facility which besides being a farm is also educational farm for children who, between one course and another, see animals or play on slide or swing. great food like that of once and abundant portions. absolutely try the expensive and old potatoes, provola and porcini mushrooms; and geese. excellent value for money.