I first visited Chiecco some twenty years ago and the same vivacious lady is still running it today. It's an institution - tiny, crowded, atmospheric and fun. If there's only 2-4 of you, you may well

Chiecco is a genuinely special spot — a small, rustic lodge perched on the mountain with real character. Go in knowing it’s cramped and communal; sharing tables is part of the deal, and if you can emb

Reservations are necessary. The food is delicious. Started with beef carpaccio and bruschetta. Onion soup, tagliatelle bolognese and pork ribs. Very large wine selection. And homemade desserts.