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Osteria 46

Osteria · Pisa · Italia

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Reviewers praise Osteria 46’s lasagne as a standout, calling it rich and satisfying. The overall vibe is warm, comforting, and unpretentiously Italian.

The lasagna looks nice and soft, smells incredible. It's very nice, very soft, and the sauce inside that meat just melts in your mouth — absolutely beautiful.
Alex Mark Travel👍

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1 creator has covered Osteria 46. Most active: Alex Mark Travel

  • Alex Mark Travel
    Alex Mark Travel

    24 Hours In PISA - Best Local Pasta & Italian Street Food! · @ 06:02

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    Osteria 46 is a cozy, traditional osteria serving authentic Tuscan cuisine, with standout dishes including penne with Tuscan sausage ragu, lasagna, pici pasta, and a mixed roast.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Penne al ragù di salsiccia toscana

      This penne with Tuscan sausage ragù is steaming hot and smells incredible. The sauce is very nice, not too heavy but very, very tasty. The sausage is something different, especially when turned into ragù — an excellent pasta. I'd say these penne are something to kill for.

    • Lasagna
    • Pici al ragù

      These Pici, the fat spaghetti typical of Tuscany from Siena, smell absolutely amazing and are made with a very nice looking ragù sauce. Cooked al dente and very chunky, the ragù sauce is again perfect like with the previous pasta, and it's borderline spicy. The meat is almost melting in your mouth — very tasty. But if I compare it with those penne with Tuscan sausage ragù, those penne are something to kill for, though this is also an excellent pasta.

    • Arrosto Misto

      This mixed arrosto has three types of meat: pork, veal, and standard beef. It's eaten with a piece of bread dunked in olive oil. The first cut is so tender and crumbly, practically disintegrating. Wow! This is another of those things that doesn't look special but once you try it there's a big wow effect. The olive oil, additional pepper and spices, and the arrosto make an amazing combination of flavors. The standard beef was tender and crumbly. The pork has a completely different texture, not as crumbly or melting, but still a very thin slice and very tasty. I saved the best for last — the veal has a pinkish color, the slices are so thin yet still juicy, and that pinkish color in the middle tells a lot. This arrosto misto is absolutely perfect food to finish your lunch.

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