Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Cesenatico from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Cesenatico
Cesenatico
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Cesenatico, Italy
A Michelin-starred seafood address on Cesenatico's canal port, La Buca operates at the upper end of the town's dining tier. The menu concentrates almost exclusively on fish, shifting with what the Adriatic offers by season, from raw antipasti preparations through technically considered main courses. With a terrace positioned directly over the water and a champagne-forward wine list, it occupies a distinct position among the town's seafood restaurants.
Cesenatico, Italy
Ancòra occupies the villa on Viale Trento that once housed the two-Michelin-star Magnolia, giving it an address with weight in Cesenatico's dining scene. Resident chef Marco Garattoni brings a fish-forward contemporary menu shaped by years in high-end kitchens, while the Ancòra name connects back to chef Agostino Iacobucci's original Castel Maggiore restaurant. Priced at €€€, it sits at the summit of the local market alongside La Buca and Maré.
Cesenatico, Italy
On Cesenatico's main summer promenade, Veranda brings the Adriatic's seafood traditions to a covered terrace setting under the culinary direction of Alberto Faccani, whose Michelin-starred Magnolia operates nearby. Raw shellfish, gratins, pasta, and grilled fish anchor a menu that reads like a concise argument for the northern Adriatic coast's maritime identity. A 2025 Michelin Plate and an OAD ranking validate its position in the town's mid-to-upper tier.
Cesenatico, Italy
Under the vaulted ceilings of Palazzo Dondini Ghiselli, Osteria Bartolini holds a 2025 Michelin Bib Gourmand for its direct Romagna seafood cooking at mid-range prices. Sardines sautéed in oil and lemon anchor a menu rooted in the Adriatic catch.
Cesenatico, Italy
Holding a Michelin Plate in both 2024 and 2025, 12 Ristorante brings the Adriatic port tradition of Cesenatico to a mid-range price point without sacrificing seriousness.
Cesenatico, Italy
A Michelin Plate-recognised seafood restaurant set within a private beach club on the Romagna Adriatic coast, Maré occupies an unlikely position between sun loungers and serious cooking. The kitchen works carefully prepared seafood with occasional creative turns, and the wine list carries a strong champagne selection. At €€€, it prices above the casual beach-side norm without departing from its coastal setting.
Cesenatico, Italy
On a canal-side street in Cesenatico, Osteria Erbaluce takes a deliberate position: no seafood, no compromise. While most of the Adriatic Riviera defaults to fish, this all-meat address focuses on the grill, quality sourced ingredients, and house-made pasta. A bright white dining room and a calm terrace facing the warmer months complete a picture that sits well outside the local mainstream.
Cesenatico
Selected entries from the current guide for Cesenatico.
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Cesenatico
Selected entries from the current guide for Cesenatico.
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Cesenatico
Selected entries from the current guide for Cesenatico.
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