
Our opinion
If you're looking for a table without fuss, where Umbrian cuisine speaks for itself, Da Claudio Selvi, in Porano, is what I'm sharing with you. It's a place that's very busy, with a solid reputation, and not only among passing tourists. We're talking about traditional cooking, without frills, but which does the job consistently.
The house is known for its typical dishes from the region. You'll find classics like the Antipasto poranese to start, an appetizer that gets you right into it. After that, you can be tempted by a Lasagna al ragù, a safe bet, or if you like bolder flavors, the Lasagna e tartufo is often mentioned. And for pasta lovers, the Umbrichelli all'amatriciana clearly show the anchoring in Umbrian cuisine.
It's not starred haute gastronomy, but generous cooking, the kind that nourishes and comforts. Customers often come back, and some eat there "several evenings without disappointment", which is a telling sign. It's Claudio and his wife who are at the helm, and they offer homemade dishes, with a genuine sense of hospitality. The place is described as "accogliente", with a family atmosphere, and it is "immersa nel verde", which suggests a green setting, far from the hustle and bustle of cities.
If you want to eat real food, without breaking the bank, and you appreciate attentive and family-style service, Da Claudio Selvi is a serious option. The average price is around €15 per person, which is more than fair for the quality and quantity served. It's not the place for a revolutionary culinary experience, but for a good plate, well prepared, that respects Umbrian traditions, you're in the right place. It's a table that keeps its promises of simplicity and flavor, and that's already a lot.
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