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Eating and drinking
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There are a couple of nameless bargain
restaurants
in Piazza del Mercato, at nos. 29 and 10, both catering mainly to Spoleto's labourers and market traders. The best basic trattoria is
Il Panciolle
, at Via del Duomo 3 (closed Wed), which has a wonderful terrace for al fresco meals: service can be slow, so settle in for a long lunch. For something more special, go to
Sabatini
, at Corso Mazzini 54 (closed Mon), the town's smartest spot (again with outside tables), or the nicely intimate
Apollinare
, Via Sant'Agata 14 (closed Tues): don't be put off by the blue and gold upholstery. More informal is the slightly cheaper and bistro-like
Pentagramma
, signposted off Piazza LibertA at Via T. Martani 4 (closed Mon). The place to drink in the evening is the main bar on the west side of Piazza del Mercato. Other useful information
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