Two couples, one from Rome and the other from Philadelphia, stumbled across this little jewel by luck. From the glass of complementary wine redolent of strawberries and herbs to the exquisite pasta, all was beyond satisfactory. Well worth every penny

I had researched the best restaurants in Siena and found L' Oro di Siena among the best, so we walked there from the Piazza del Campo, not far and were the only patrons there for lunch initially. That allowed time to talk with Matteo, the...More

We chose this restaurant because of the very positive reviews of the food. It's small and off the beaten track, but the interior is attractive, the service is very polished and attentive and the food is good. Each of our dishes was beautifully presented and...More

This restaurant is not typical of Siena. It is just off the pedestrianised part off the tourist route but worth the detour. The menu is a little different and all cooked by the mother of "front of house" , so a family affair and it...More

We went to this restaurant on a Friday night, we booked at 7.30pm, when we arrived and until 8.30 we were the only ones in the restaurant, this was slightly awkward for a while. I recommend booking a bit later. However, when seated the waiter...More

Do not miss this restaurant on your trip to Siena. It is family owned - the son was the waiter (who knew everything about the menu and the wine) while his mother was the cook. It was hands down some of the best food we...More

On our final night in Siena, we decided to visit L'Oro di Siena. We were very impressed. Matteo (the proprietor) was very attentive and thoughtful, and we were made to feel welcome and relaxed. The wine list was extensive, and our selection proved to be...More