Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Viareggio from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Viareggio
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Il Piccolo Principe holds two Michelin stars inside the Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte, where chef Giuseppe Mancino draws Campanian technique into a Tuscan coastal context. Three tasting menus anchor the format, with La Liste scoring the kitchen at 91 points in 2026. Dinner is served Tuesday through Sunday from 7:30 pm, with seasonal seafood and a bread program that earns specific critical praise.
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Celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2026, Romano has been a fixture of serious seafood dining on the Versilian coast since 1966. Ranked among Europe's classical restaurants by Opinionated About Dining and scoring 84.5 points on La Liste, it holds a position few Italian coastal restaurants sustain across six decades. Chef Nicola Gronchi maintains the kitchen's tradition-forward approach while applying measured contemporary technique to fish sourced at the highest quality tier.
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Inside the Plaza e de Russie hotel on Viareggio's promenade, Lunasia holds a Michelin star for creative cooking that draws from the Versilian coast and Tuscan hinterland in equal measure. Three tasting formats, including fish, vegetable, and meat paths, allow guests to build the meal around their own logic rather than a fixed sequence. An 800-label wine list, with a notably generous by-the-glass programme, reinforces the restaurant's position at the summit of the local fine-dining tier.
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Operating from the same address on Via Michele Coppino since 1954, Da Miro alla Lanterna occupies a specific tier in Viareggio's seafood hierarchy: direct in format, serious about its fish. Guests select from the day's catch displayed near the kitchen, and the menu follows from there. Michelin Plate recognition in both 2024 and 2025, and a €€€ price point place it firmly in the accessible-serious bracket.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised address on Viale Ugo Foscolo, Henri Restaurant positions itself in Viareggio's upper dining tier through a menu that moves between Italian tradition and French-inflected contemporary cooking, divided across meat and fish. The wine cellar runs from Sassicaia to Petrus, and an open kitchen faces outdoor seating. At €€€€, it competes directly with the city's most serious tables.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised seafood address on Via Michele Coppino, MaMe occupies a long, narrow dining room near Viareggio's historic shipyards where bistro-style tables and a bench-lined wall set the scene for technically considered cooking.
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Set within the Giardino di Mari private beach club on Viareggio's seafront, Teresita holds a Michelin Plate for consecutive years and builds its menu around the day's catch and a dedicated raw bar section covering oysters and crudo. The outdoor terrace, open to the Ligurian sea breeze, frames a dining experience that is as much about place as plate.
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Da Rizieri sits on Via Cesare Battisti in Viareggio, a city whose restaurant culture is defined by the Tyrrhenian coast and the fishing traditions of the Versilia littoral. The address places it squarely within a dining scene that ranges from two-Michelin-star ambition to direct trattoria cooking, making it a reference point for visitors working out where local sourcing and regional tradition intersect.
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A Belle Époque landmark on Viareggio's central promenade, the Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte pairs a restored 1920s façade with two Michelin-starred dining at Il Piccolo Principe, a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, and 80 rooms that range from standard sea-view options to a Stefano Ricci-designed Presidential suite. Leading Hotels of the World membership from 2025 confirms its position in Italy's upper tier of heritage coastal properties.
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A Relais & Chateaux member on Viareggio's Art Nouveau seafront, Hotel Plaza e de Russie pairs a century of hospitality heritage with a redesigned interior across 44 rooms and suites. Its LUNASIA restaurant holds one Michelin star, anchoring the property's culinary identity in seasonal, km-0 Mediterranean cooking. Rates from US$266 per night position it at the upper tier of the Versilia coast.
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