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Dining · Cesena (FC)
Seafood osteria in the hills of Cesena, in a former dance hall with panoramic views
Eccellenza Italianacertificata 2026–2027ID 23971
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The place
Il Pescatore di Montereale is a seafood osteria (tavern) set in the hills above Cesena, just seven kilometres from the city centre. Housed in a former dance hall, the restaurant serves sea-inspired cuisine in an unexpectedly scenic setting, with a spacious outdoor area set up for sunset aperitivi. The menu favours fresh fish, carefully prepared and served in traditional Romagna dishes such as passatelli and strozzapreti with fish sauce, alongside specialities like fried sage leaves and zucchini flowers filled with salt cod. The pasta is homemade.
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Enter the mapWhat visitors say
«Splendid location, with incredible views! All the food was very good. Honest bill.»
«Welcoming, in this magical place you'll feel pampered and spoiled. Excellent food, impeccable service.»
«Dining in the hills outdoors with a seafood menu was a splendid experience. Fresh fish cooked beautifully.»
«Generous, quality portions; I recommend their monfettini with cuttlefish sauce, very good and above all homemade.»
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