Hotel Oliva

Restaurants nearby

• La Primula★ Michelin Set in the enchanted heart of Magredi, between Pordenone and Aviano, this elegant restaurant is steeped in over 150 years of history under the ownership of the Canton family, now re-energised by the return of their son Marco, a passionate sommelier. Time and tradition go hand in hand here, making this restaurant a timeless classic in the province and an example of reliable, refined gourmet dining. The dining room, with its majestic fireplace, wraps guests in a warm welcome, while in the kitchen, Andrea composes dishes from land and sea, adding modern touches and creating comforting flavours. T8.4km
• Locanda San Lorenzo★ Michelin The Dal Farra family opened this inn way back in 1900, when the current owner-chef Renzo’s grandparents established a simple osteria-style restaurant to provide meals for workers at the nearby mill. In the 1950s, Renzo’s parents took over at the helm, with a Michelin star awarded to the restaurant in 1997. Passion and consistency are the characteristics that have drawn guests to this restaurant for over a century: the cuisine makes full use of regional ingredients in dishes that have occasionally been reinterpreted with a modern twist. Some guests may prefer the modern dining room, although re18.8km
• Osteria Borgo Ronche With only a handful of tables – all the more reason to reserve – and a contemporary, streamlined yet welcoming setting, this intimate spot showcases the chef-owner’s resolutely seafood-focused cuisine, though a couple of meat options round out the menu. Preparations and pairings remain largely classic, as seen in the gratinéed Breton scallops, while raw seafood also makes an appearance, sometimes unexpectedly atop pasta, as in the standout spaghettoni with cacio e pepe and red prawn tartare.11.1km
• La Ciotola A fresh, dynamic venue along the road to Pordenone, thoughtfully run by the Cover brothers. The kitchen tells tales of both land and sea: earthy, satisfying dishes such as the juicy young heifer entrecôte wrapped in golden potatoes with mustard dressing, and tempting seafood offerings such as the fragrant, comforting linguine with scampi alla busara. Quality ingredients take center stage! At lunch, the menu streamlines and service quickens, with lighter prices to match; come evening, the carte expands and the experience becomes complete and gratifying.11.7km
• Sostansa In the heart of the city, just beyond the restricted traffic zone, this venue tells culinary stories through dishes with a distinctly urban character. Here, the finest market offerings are selected with respect for seasonality, then transformed into generous, seductive creations: from the land, bergamot-lacquered squab with Treviso radicchio, its legs served in a salad with pears and walnuts; from the sea, turbot paired with broccoli rabe perfumed with garlic, olive oil, and chili. An experience that plays between tradition and modernity, with bold flavors and surprising harmonies.14.0km
• La Ferrata The walls tell stories through photographs of locomotives and the warm glow of copper pots and lids at this century-old osteria. Rustic charm and conviviality define this welcoming venue, nestled in the picturesque historic center of Pordenone. Generous portions steeped in tradition emerge from the kitchen: cured meats, hearty cuts, and local cheeses share the stage with simple, authentic dishes such as beef cheek braised in Refosco wine, served alongside creamy polenta, a rustic, flavor-rich experience.14.3km
• Il Favri This inn, which has been serving food since the early 19C, boasts a warm atmosphere with a rustic feel. The beautiful garden makes a delightful setting in fine weather, while the cuisine focuses on traditional dishes from Friuli, such as “frico” (potato, onion and cheese fritter) and cured ham.18.6km
• Locanda San Martino Founded in 1952, this inn has been run by the same family – and especially its female members – ever since. It now boasts the presence of a chef whose many years of experience are evident in his dishes. Much of the meat (especially lamb) is raised in the restaurant’s own farm nearby, while the dishes on the menu are seasonal and classic in style yet with a hint of modern flavour. When the weather allows, make the most of the large terrace boasting fine views of the sunset over the surrounding Alpago region.19.3km
• Osteria da Cippi A corner that is simply out of this world, tucked away in a delightful chalet with a fireplace that smells of wood and warmth. The cuisine celebrates local produce in tune with the seasons: wild herbs from Valdestali in spring, vegetables from the kitchen garden in summer, and fruits from the surrounding woods in autumn. Delicacies include lasagnetta with venison ragout and chanterelle mushrooms, cjarsons and antique apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. There is only one tasting menu, and reservations must be made at least two days in advance.19.9km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.