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Rosso Vivo associe pizzas napolitaines (dès 7,5 €), grillades de viande et poisson, avec des produits nommés comme la chianina ou le pecorino toscano. La carte reste surtout napolitaine et internationale, donc l'ancrage toscan est partiel.
Note des voyageurs 8,7/10 · 986 avis
Note voyageurs 9,0/10 sur 986 avis : dans les 42 % les mieux classés du catalogue.
Note voyageurs 8,4/10 sur 986 avis : derrière 75 % du catalogue.
Note voyageurs 8,4/10 sur 986 avis : derrière 70 % du catalogue.
Prix moyen 20 € et gamme économique, avec pizzas dès 7,5 €, tagliata 18 € et produits nommés (chianina, wagyu, pecorini toscani) : le rapport est bon.
Produits toscans nommés (salsicce toscane, pecorini toscani, chianina) font monter, mais la carte reste dominée par pizzas napolitaines et burgers.
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Comment on noteOur opinion
If you're looking for a spot in Chianciano Terme where Neapolitan pizza meets hearty grilled meats, Rosso Vivo is a place that gets people talking. The local reputation is clear: you'll find quality pizza and well-prepared meat, all with a solid value for money.
Their thing is Neapolitan pizza, cooked in a wood-fired oven, with a sourdough base that makes all the difference. You can try their Tris di montanarine fritte to start, or go for a classic Marinara, or even the Margherita 1816. But don't stop there, because the restaurant is also renowned for its "carne alla brace", grilled meat. They offer a varied menu, "carne e pesce", so you can choose between land and sea, always grilled over embers. And for those with dietary restrictions, they even have a well-highlighted gluten-free option, which is no small thing.
As for the atmosphere, expect an informal and lively place. Reviews mention a welcoming spot, sometimes a bit chaotic, but that's the hallmark of good restaurants that draw a crowd. There's a "Terrazza Miralaghi" mentioned, which suggests a pleasant outdoor space, perhaps with a view, to enjoy Tuscan evenings. It's a convivial experience they offer, not stuffy haute cuisine.
If you're in the area and want a good Neapolitan pizza or a grilled dish without breaking the bank, Rosso Vivo is a solid option. The combination of authentic pizza, well-mastered grills and a serious gluten-free option, all at an average price of around €20, makes it a place worth considering for a fuss-free meal with real flavor.
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