As with many Italian dishes, food in Alanno and across Abruzzo involves a lot of olive oil, tomatoes, garlic and rosemary, while popular meats include lamb, mutton and even mountain goat.

No visit to Alanno would be complete without sampling some of the local Alanno food and drink experiences that the town has to offer. 

Order freshly prepared bruschetta or mussels in one of the town's restaurants and pair it with wine produced in the local vineyards.

Enjoy local cuisine & history

After visiting the town's Renaissance church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, explore the best restaurants in Alanno. Where you can sample food inspired by the sea, the land and the mountains. While Alanno itself is inland, the town isn't far from the nearby fishing port of Pescara, where local restaurants serve freshly caught fish daily.

There’s further choice for popular restaurants in neighbouring towns of San Valentino and Carpineto della Nora, just a 10-minute drive away. These nearby towns are home to a huge selection of options ranging from small, authentic trattorias to Italian fine dining.

Explore Abruzzi's vineyards and wine cellars during an Alanno wine tour

Abruzzi is home to Italy's fifth-largest wine-producing province and as such, there is lots to do for traveller’s keen to indulge in the local wines. Alanno itself offers multiple wine tasting experiences, providing guests with the chance to sample three or more wines in two or four-hour trips. If you're in Alanno for the day, this is the perfect way to spend an afternoon tasting local wines such as Cococciola, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay while at the same time learning more about how they're produced.

To savour some of this delectable cuisine for yourself, browse the Alanno food tours available at Tabl today.

Alanno is a small town located in the province of Pescara in Italy's Abruzzo region.

Alanno Wine Tours