

Here's a guide to my favorite wine bars, trattorias, and special eating places along La Strada del Vino.

Look for my decal in the window. And tell them Divina Cucina sent you!


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Castelnuovo Berardegna is the first large town coming from Siena. Famous for
its villas (now hotels) with fabulous gardens--Villa Arcena and Borgo San Felice. The road is very picturesque, but watch out for the
bike tours! The roads are tiny! Along the way there are many tiny
villages such as Villa a Sesta.
Market Day: Thursday morning

La Bottega del 30
Via Santa Caterina, 2
Loc. Villa a Sesta Nord
Tel: 0577-359-226
Dinner and Sunday lunch only
Reservations are a must!
Closed one week in August & Jan-Feb
Located in the picturesque village of Villa a Sesta, the Bottega is hidden from the eye as one drives by. It remains one of my most memorable meals in years. The chef, Hélène Stoquelet, adds a magical French touch to Tuscan cuisine.
She and her husband Franco Camelia have created a little bit of paradise
here. There is also the Caffé Camelia in the village for a light lunch or
snack.

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Click on the city below that you plan to visit and I'll recommend the best places to stop for a bite to eat on La Strada del Vino.
Strada in Chianti
Greve
Lamole
Panzano
Castellina
Radda
Gaiole
San Casciano
Certaldo
Poggibonsi
San Gimignano
Monteriggioni
Castelnuovo Berardenga
Siena
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