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The region of Liguria is known for its olive oil and wine. Pesto genovese, minestrone, and focaccia are traditionally Ligurian dishes, so this region’s cuisine won’t disappoint while on your Cinque Terre cruise. Since many Ligurian towns are coastal, seafood is a staple of the diet in Cinque Terre and La Spezia. One of the five villages of Cinque Terre, Monterosso, is famous for its anchovies.

Ristorante Miky - Monterosso al Mare

Address: Via Fegina 104, 19016 Monterosso

Find abundant seafood and traditional Ligurian cuisine at this highly-rated, upscale restaurant in Monterosso al Mare, one of the five villages comprising Cinque Terre.

Regginella - Pisa

Address: Via di Gello, 134, 56123 Pisa PI, Italy

Located just two minutes from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, you can indulge in pizza for breakfast here. What better way to start your day?

Enoteca Pontevecchio – Florence

Address: Corso dei Tintori, 21, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

This Florentine wine boutique specializes in organic, sulfite-free wines, and they offer wine tastings alongside cheese and prosciutto boards. Plus, you can purchase regionally-produced extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegars while you’re there.

Trattoria Il Francescano – Florence

Address: Largo Piero Bargellini, 16, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

This historic Florentine eatery is known for more expensive Tuscan plates in a beautiful, quiet space. This marble-filled restaurant is perfect for a romantic date while in Florence.

Trattoria dal Billy - Manarola

Address: Via A. Rollando, 122, 19017 Manarola SP, Italy

Located in the village of Manarola, Trattoria dal Billy features incredible views of the terrace hillside of village below from a steep cliffside. Known for fresh, regional anchovies and local dishes including stuffed mussels and baked fish.  

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