We stopped here on a Sunday night at 8:00 not realizing that many restaurants close early on Sundays. The restaurant was just closing but graciously let us in. Everything was cleaned up but they prepared us a wonderful meal. They never rushed us even though I am sure they were wanting to go home. Thanks again!

I have stayed here several times over the years and it really is a jewel. Service is great and it is perfectly placed for exploring the Tuscany, Chianti area of Italy being ideally placed between Florence and Sienna. I will be back again for sure

I frequently stop off here for dinner on my way home. Excellent home-cooked Tuscan food at very reasonable prices. They also have very good B&B rooms upstairs, I haven't slept here but I've seen the rooms - spotlessly clean and comfortable.

The food is really excellent and clearly dishes cooked thanks to knowledge transmitted form one generation to the next. This is the best restaurant for a fantastic summer evening.

On the road between Panzano and Radda in Chianti you will find this small and cosy restaurant. The food was more than good: excellent and delicious and all home made!

Great food - just watch for it on the left as you drive up towards Greve from Radda! Food is traditional - pasta are delicious - a solid kitchen. I like that this place is away a bit from all the hustle and bustle of Radda and Greve.

Situated at the side of the tree-lined, quiet road to Radda in Chianti is this local restaurant, B & B and general shop. Outside were locals and one or two tourists eating at the road-side tables surrounded by potted plants and shrubs. Inside the neat, air-conditioned interior we were greeted with smiles and shown to our table in a simply... More

my wife and I love Tuscany for its spirit and food ... this place is a wonderful example of both ... if you are in a hurry try at least a cure ham sandwich with pecorino with a glass of local wine ... there's more than a little probability that you'll forget your commits. massimiliano

today we were tooling around chianti and came across Lucarelli on a stretch of open road near to Radda. The restaurant is very small with perhaps 6 tables. The menu had english sub-titles. my wife had the veggie soup, which was a thick soup made so by adding bread. She loved it on this cool day. I had ravolli with... More