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Restaurants · Tuscany, Siena

Osteria La Sosta di Violante

  • CuisineSienese / Tuscan
  • CategoryOsteria
  • VibeLocal, unfussy
  • Price$$

Osteria La Sosta di Violante is on Via di Pantaneto, the long street leading southeast from the Campo. The area has a student crowd and fewer tour groups than the cathedral zone. Typical spend is €28-45 (~$32.2-51.75) per person. Reservations and hours questions can be answered by phone on +39 0577 43774.

Osteria on Via di Pantaneto, in the Nicchio contrada, serving Sienese dishes and listed in international guidebooks.

Osteria La Sosta di Violante is on Via di Pantaneto, the long street leading southeast from the Campo. The area has a student crowd and fewer tour groups than the cathedral zone. Typical spend is €28-45 (~$32.2-51.75) per person. Reservations and hours questions can be answered by phone on +39 0577 43774.

Practical information for Osteria La Sosta di Violante · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Hours Lunch and dinner; typically closed Sunday
Reservations Recommended
Address Via di Pantaneto 115, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

Signature dishes

  • Pici
  • Tuscan meat dishes
  • Seasonal vegetables
  • Desserts

Good to know

Known for
Neighbourhood osteria on Via di Pantaneto

Location

Via di Pantaneto 115, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

43.3175, 11.3363 View on map

Highlights

  • Listed by Frommer's
  • Away from the Campo crowds
  • Sienese menu
  • Nicchio contrada district

Tips for visiting

  • Phone +39 0577 43774
  • Closed Sundays
  • Via di Pantaneto is a lively street for students
  • Book at dinner

When to visit

Dinner on a weekday.

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

Where is Via di Pantaneto?

It runs south from Piazza del Campo toward Porta Pispini and is popular with university students.

Is it open on Sunday?

It is typically closed on Sunday.