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Osteria di Nonna Gina

  • CuisineHome-style Sienese
  • CategoryTrattoria
  • VibeHomely, relaxed, family
  • Price$$

Osteria di Nonna Gina stands on Piano dei Mantellini, a short descent from the Campo toward the San Domenico and Fontebranda side of town. It is a family restaurant where the menu is handwritten each day. The walk back is uphill, a fair trade for a quieter lunch with fewer tour groups. Typical spend is €25-40 (~$28.75-46) per person. Reservations and hours questions can be answered by phone on +39 0577 287247.

Family-run osteria a short walk below the Campo on the San Domenico side of the centre, with a handwritten daily menu of Sienese home cooking.

Osteria di Nonna Gina stands on Piano dei Mantellini, a short descent from the Campo toward the San Domenico and Fontebranda side of town. It is a family restaurant where the menu is handwritten each day. The walk back is uphill, a fair trade for a quieter lunch with fewer tour groups. Typical spend is €25-40 (~$28.75-46) per person. Reservations and hours questions can be answered by phone on +39 0577 287247.

Practical information for Osteria di Nonna Gina · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Hours Typically lunch and dinner with a weekly closing day; hours differ between listings, so phone to confirm
Reservations Recommended
Address Piano dei Mantellini 2, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

Signature dishes

  • Pici with ragu
  • Ribollita
  • Roast and stewed Tuscan meats
  • Homemade desserts

Good to know

Known for
Handwritten daily menu of Sienese home cooking

Location

Piano dei Mantellini 2, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

43.3153, 11.3276 View on map

Highlights

  • Family-run
  • Daily handwritten menu
  • Fewer tour groups than the Campo
  • Outdoor seating in good weather

Tips for visiting

  • Phone +39 0577 287247 to book
  • Allow about ten minutes on foot from Piazza del Campo; the return is uphill
  • Ask which dishes were made that day
  • Carry some cash as a backup

When to visit

Lunch, then a walk up to San Domenico.

Accessibility

Siena's historic centre is hilly with steep lanes, cobbles and many steps, and step-free access to this venue is not confirmed. Visitors with limited mobility should phone ahead to ask about entry, steps and table space.

Frequently asked questions

Is the menu fixed?

No. The menu is written by hand and changes daily.

How far is it from the Campo?

Roughly ten minutes on foot, with a hill on the return.