This restaurant is up and coming, and makes for a great romantic dinner. The overall impression was great, the service cared greatly for you wellbeing, without being overbearing, and the cook came out of the kitchen to interact with his guests personally. Overall, there was much love in the service provided by this establishment, and one really felt the way you should in a restaurant such as this. There is still room for improvement, as most of the staff was quite young it is to be expected that they will further develope to ameliorate, even though they are allready now a fully pleasant experience.
Just had evening meal at Sanacafe with my omnivorous boyfriend as close to our hotel after a long day out. We were after a meal for €50 approx for both of us and generally managed this around Italy at some nice restaurants.
The restaurant was quiet and very nicely presented. We were one of two parties in the restaurant during our meal and staff were attentive.
The veggie and vegan choices are clearly identified although anything above 400 calories or carb based is not really available. The cheapest wine was €20 which was a bit out of our budget for that evening. I had a cocktail which was nice but strong and boyfriend had a freshly squeezed orange juice which was very nice seemed to be blood red oranges.
Meal wise I had the cheese salad which was four types of cheese on a little bit of rocket. Boyfriend had the lasagne which was veggie although advertised as meat. During the meal I was craving carbs after a fair bit of walking so ordered some bread which ended up being toast. Total was about €42 for us both.
The chef asked whether we were enjoying the meal and the waiter who spoke excellent English was keen to engage us and recommend the authentic Italian supermarket and a bakery/ice cream parlour close by.
I was after a proper meal after a busy day so left rather hungry and a bit disappointed after my last Happy Cow recommendation in Florence which was so good. Okay if you want a small snack/willing to have or pay for several courses.
Smart casual organic restaurant but very limited choice for veggies. We had 2 starters,an artichoke and a broccoli potato 'gateaux'. Both lovely. For 'primi' plate we had spaghetti with a white cream sauce and a salad of three types of cheese. Both delicious. For dessert we shared there version of tiramisu. Without a 'second plate', we were still a little hungry.
With wine, 64 euros for 2.
4 Reviews
First Review by Menna
RobinSchouten
Points +85
limited but tasty - Edit
They had limited vegan options but the pizza marinara was delicious!
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Misanthropia
Points +2739
Great for a romantic retreat. - Edit
This restaurant is up and coming, and makes for a great romantic dinner. The overall impression was great, the service cared greatly for you wellbeing, without being overbearing, and the cook came out of the kitchen to interact with his guests personally. Overall, there was much love in the service provided by this establishment, and one really felt the way you should in a restaurant such as this. There is still room for improvement, as most of the staff was quite young it is to be expected that they will further develope to ameliorate, even though they are allready now a fully pleasant experience.
Read morePros: Amazing service., Typical modern italian atmosphere.
Cons: Limited menu
Guest
Muriellethemule
Points +23
Quiet and friendly but expensive - Edit
Just had evening meal at Sanacafe with my omnivorous boyfriend as close to our hotel after a long day out. We were after a meal for €50 approx for both of us and generally managed this around Italy at some nice restaurants.
Read moreThe restaurant was quiet and very nicely presented. We were one of two parties in the restaurant during our meal and staff were attentive.
The veggie and vegan choices are clearly identified although anything above 400 calories or carb based is not really available. The cheapest wine was €20 which was a bit out of our budget for that evening. I had a cocktail which was nice but strong and boyfriend had a freshly squeezed orange juice which was very nice seemed to be blood red oranges.
Meal wise I had the cheese salad which was four types of cheese on a little bit of rocket. Boyfriend had the lasagne which was veggie although advertised as meat. During the meal I was craving carbs after a fair bit of walking so ordered some bread which ended up being toast. Total was about €42 for us both.
The chef asked whether we were enjoying the meal and the waiter who spoke excellent English was keen to engage us and recommend the authentic Italian supermarket and a bakery/ice cream parlour close by.
I was after a proper meal after a busy day so left rather hungry and a bit disappointed after my last Happy Cow recommendation in Florence which was so good. Okay if you want a small snack/willing to have or pay for several courses.
Pros: Friendly -made personal local recommendations, Nice presentation, Quiet
Cons: Expensive, Limited veggie dishes
Guest
Menna
Points +101
limited choice - Edit
Smart casual organic restaurant but very limited choice for veggies. We had 2 starters,an artichoke and a broccoli potato 'gateaux'. Both lovely. For 'primi' plate we had spaghetti with a white cream sauce and a salad of three types of cheese. Both delicious. For dessert we shared there version of tiramisu. Without a 'second plate', we were still a little hungry.
Read moreWith wine, 64 euros for 2.
Pros: organic, seasonal, lovely place, good service
Cons: limited choice
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