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Il Miglio décline deux cartes parallèles : « spirito contadino » (pappardelle au cinghiale, norcinerie umbre) et « cucina di mare » avec un black cod au miso. Réserve : cette moitié marine et fusionnée éloigne par endroits de la cuisine régionale.
Note des voyageurs 9,3/10 · 107 avis
Note voyageurs 9,4/10 sur 107 avis : dans les 35 % les mieux classés du catalogue.
Note voyageurs 9,2/10 sur 107 avis : dans les 49 % les mieux classés du catalogue.
Note voyageurs 9,4/10 sur 107 avis : dans les 29 % les mieux classés du catalogue.
Carte de 10 à 24 €, 30 € par personne en moyenne, produits nommés (ostrica di goro, thon bluefin) et pâtes fraîches : rapport cohérent.
Une moitié « spirito contadino » (pappardelle au cinghiale, norcinerie umbre, scafata), l'autre tournée vers la mer et des touches internationales.
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Comment on noteOur opinion
Listen, if you're looking for a table in Orvieto that doesn't treat you like a sucker, Il Miglio is an address worth considering. Here, they serve you Italian cuisine that also knows how to look elsewhere, with dishes like black cod al miso alongside local classics. You don't see that every day on the same plate.
The place is known for one thing: consistency. Customers report well-executed dishes, and that's already a sign of seriousness. You'll find pappardelle al ragù di cinghiale, a dish that takes you straight back to the Maremma, with that rich and flavorful wild boar sauce. It's the kind of dish that warms you up and tells you that you're in Italy, the real one.
But don't stop there, because Il Miglio is also a bit bolder. They offer a black cod al miso. Yes, you read that right. It's an unexpected fusion, but one that seems to please. It shows that the cuisine here doesn't just reproduce, it seeks a little to surprise, without falling into pure gimmickry. People also mention ostrica mignon di goro and a selection of gamberi, or frittino di calamari in farina di riso, which suggests a good command of seafood. As for the setting, feedback mentions an elegant and modern environment, with a much-appreciated atmosphere. It's not a rustic trattoria, but a place where you can feel at ease without any fuss.
If you're in Orvieto and want to eat Italian without limiting yourself to the eternal clichés, Il Miglio offers a good compromise. The food is judged to be of good quality, the service friendly, and you can expect well-made dishes, whether Tuscan classics or more contemporary offerings. It's a table that doesn't disappoint, and in the tourist flood, that's already a victory.
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