Two tacky flaming towers flanking the entrance distinguish Il Peperoncino from the other four upmarket Italian restaurants on the market square (there could be more by the time you read this). The menu covers the usual suspects and the Italian chef has a tendency to mill amongst the tables when he has time, adding to the friendly atmosphere. In summer almost all the seating is moved outside, so be sure not to miss the interior's floor-to-ceiling Roman antiquity decorative motif and massive wine collection.

(12-79zł)