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Territory

The territory comes into the kitchen.

Seasonality and a bond with the land are at the heart of Osteria Antonelli's cooking: a menu built together with small producers from across Lazio, from the extra virgin olive oil of the Rieti Sabina to the regional wine list.

Olive grove landscape in the Rieti Sabina

Cured Meats & Cheeses

Photo: Le Fontanelle

Le Fontanelle

Cured meats · Contigliano (RI)

A family-run agriturismo and cured-meat workshop, Le Fontanelle processes the meat from its own farms in-house — from prosciutto to salame — which the Osteria serves in its boards and starters.

Photo: Roberto Casale & Genuss Bunker

Roberto Casale & Genuss Bunker

Cheeses · Lazio and Trentino

A cheese selection curated together with Roberto Casale and Genuss Bunker, including some aged specialities from Trentino — a small gem alongside the local cheeses on the Osteria's menu.

Photo: La Gasperina

La Gasperina

Buffalo mozzarella and dairy · Provincia di Rieti

An agricultural farm in the province of Rieti, La Gasperina supplies the buffalo mozzarella and dairy the Osteria brings to the table in its starters — part of the same short-supply-chain cheesemaking tradition as the Osteria's other local producers.

Oil & Vegetables

Photo: Tenuta Rocca Baldesca

Tenuta Rocca Baldesca

Organic extra virgin olive oil · Salisano (RI)

From the hills of the Rieti Sabina, Tenuta Rocca Baldesca produces the organic extra virgin olive oil the Osteria brings to the table with seasonal vegetables — a simple ingredient, but central to the Sabine identity of Marco and Gianmarco Antonelli's kitchen.

Photo: L'Uovo del Campo

L'Uovo del Campo

Eggs and seasonal vegetables · Contigliano (RI)

The farm L'Uovo del Campo, in Contigliano, supplies the Osteria's ultra-fresh eggs and seasonal vegetables — starring, among other things, in one of the house's signature dishes: the 62°C egg, served with Parmigiano Reggiano fonduta and local black truffle.

Pasta & Ingredients

Photo: Chitarra Antica

Chitarra Antica

Fresh egg pasta · Rieti

The artisan pasta workshop Chitarra Antica, in the heart of Rieti, makes the fresh egg pasta the Osteria brings to the table in its first courses — from traditional shapes to seasonal fillings.

Photo: Zafferano di Roccaranieri

Zafferano di Roccaranieri

Saffron and pistil honey · Roccaranieri, Cittareale (RI)

From the mountains of Rieti, Roccaranieri saffron finds its way into the Osteria's dishes alongside its prized pistil honey — a rare ingredient that lends elegance and character to seasonal dishes.

Desserts

Photo: Spazio Goloso

Spazio Goloso

Gluten-free desserts — the "Ma Dai!" line · Viterbo

A bakery in Viterbo's historic centre, from chefs Stefania Mancini and Emanuele Aquilanti: Spazio Goloso makes the artisan gluten-free, lactose-free "Ma Dai!" line, present on the Osteria's menu for guests with dietary intolerances.

Wines

Photo: Rossi di Medelana

Rossi di Medelana

Wine · Frascati (RM)

From the hills of the Castelli Romani, home of Frascati DOC, a label that tells the story of this territory just outside Rome on the Osteria's wine list.

Photo: Antica Cantina Leonardi

Antica Cantina Leonardi

Wine · Montefiascone (VT)

A historic winery in Montefiascone, active since 1910 and now in its fourth family generation, with caves carved into volcanic tuff in the late 1800s still used today for barrique ageing.

Photo: I Pampini

I Pampini

Wine · Acciarella (LT)

From the Pontine coast, a winery that brings the flavours of southern Lazio's coastline to the wine list.

Photo: Maria Elena Sinibaldi

Maria Elena Sinibaldi

Wine · Paliano (FR)

From the Ciociaria, a label that widens the Osteria's wine list beyond the borders of the Rieti province.

Photo: Palazzo Prossedi

Palazzo Prossedi

Wine · Province of Latina

A winery from the province of Latina, among the most recent additions to the Osteria's wine list.

Photo: Pacchiarotti

Pacchiarotti

Wine — Aleatico · Lazio

An outstanding interpreter of Aleatico, with labels like "Turan" and "Ramatico": an often-overlooked grape, given its due on the list as the ideal companion to the Osteria's desserts.

Photo: Terre d'Aquesia

Terre d'Aquesia

Wine · Acquapendente (VT)

A new addition to the Osteria's wine list: from the Trimeride line to the spontaneously-fermented Jazz series, Terre d'Aquesia brings several labels to the list across whites, reds and rosés.

Photo: Cantina Le Macchie

Cantina Le Macchie

Wine · Castelfranco (RI)

A Rieti winery that accompanies the Osteria's list on several fronts: from sparkling wines (Strappo alla regola) to rosés (Bandolo della matassa) to dessert wines (Se Bo Be Bi).

Beers

Photo: Birrificio Happennino

Birrificio Happennino

Craft spelt beer · Amatrice (RI)

The Happennino brewery in Amatrice produces craft spelt beers, featured in the Osteria's beer selection alongside other Lazio producers.

Photo: Abbazia delle Tre Fontane

Abbazia delle Tre Fontane

Trappist beer · Rome

Brewed by the Trappist monks of the Abbazia delle Tre Fontane in Rome — the only Trappist brewery in Italy and one of just twelve in the world — this beer sits alongside the Osteria's craft beer selection.

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