Vicolo Intherno

We came across this restaurant in our last night in La Spezia. It actually wasn’t our first choice, but we found it to be the only restaurant open at 7:30PM on a Sunday night. What an amazing find!
The place appeared to be a pretty family run operation. Though it was a bit difficult to get service at times — we were really able to make our meal last a few hours — so make sure you go with company you enjoy! Every pasta dish we had was absolutely delightful –I would suggest getting a few different pastas and sharing amongst you. We were recommended to try the house local wine — which priced at 15 Euro was a bit more than the other house wine, but well worth the extra 5 Euro.
For dessert we had the panna cotta — and ultimately ordered two. By far the best dessert we had our entire trip and potentially the best panna cotta I’ve ever had.
Definitely worth a stop if you are in the Cinque Terre region and staying in La Spezia!

We accidentally found this restaurant on our last night in La Spezia. It was fantastic. We had a party of 6 and they were able yo accommodate us in about 30 minutes while we had a drink elsewhere. Umberto was a tremendous host. We started with an antipasto crudo that had all sorts of unusual seafood that was fantastic. The meal continued with excellent pastas and even a rabbit stew. We finished with the best tiramisu ever and a wonderful chocolate & coconut cake. The prosecco was delicious along with a local white wine. Would definitely come back if we were not leaving.

Wir hatten Spaghetti Vongole und gegrillte Fischplatte. Beides war frisch und gut zubereitet.
Hier noch ein Tipp für die Navis, die Straße ist die Via Della Canonica 20.