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  1. Gusto by Sadler

    Modern Mediterranean

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    The dining room at this Michelin-starred restaurant inside the Baglioni Resort looks out over a manicured garden and pool, which sets the tone pretty well. The chef, Claudio Sadler, brings a modern Mediterranean fine dining menu that moves between classical and contemporary without making a fuss about it. A vegetarian tasting menu runs alongside the main offering. Resort guests in linen fill most tables, but the food is doing its own thing regardless.

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    • Lobster salad

      “dishes such as lobster salad with sweet-and-sour vegetables and yellow cherry tomato gazpacho”

      Michelin Guide
    • Yellow cherry tomato gazpacho

      “dishes such as lobster salad with sweet-and-sour vegetables and yellow cherry tomato gazpacho”

      Michelin Guide
    • Rosehip jelly with raspberry

      “a dessert of rosehip jelly with raspberry, rhubarb, basil gel, and fior di latte ice cream”

      Michelin Guide

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