We normally prepare our food at home, we make pasta, bred and pizza by ourselves.
Restaurant is reserved to special situations, like an event, a party, an opportunity to meet with friends or, when traveling, to taste and explore Local Food.
Travelling is actually not possible, and we meet our friends virtually for a pizza, a coffee, or a glass of wine (thanks to @LuigiZ and @KarenVChin ), so our restaurant abstinence has increased day by day.
However, given that many restaurants have activated home delivery, why not take advantage of it and at the same time help them work?
The opportunities are certainly not missed: birthdays, special holidays such as Easter (just to name one) were the perfect occasion to “Bring Your Restaurant at Home”
We searched on Google Maps for a local restaurant that offered home delivery, and of course we found it. Our choice was for “Antica Osteria Righetto”. Not so far from home, with a very interesting menu, they activated “A casa tua” (in your house), a food delivery service with the instruction for completing the preparation at home.
Of course, you cannot deliver to an Italian pre-cooked pasta so, if you order the pasta sauce, you will have to cook the pasta by yourself. This will never be an issue for an Italian ![]()
We pre-ordered one day in advance, and delivery was perfectly on time. Five minutes before arriving the restaurant called to give us time to put on gloves and a mask.
We opened the paper bag (great, environment friendly), to find everything ready, instructions included.
The preparation was extremely simple, and in a few minutes everything was ready.
In the collages, I wanted to highlight the three steps needed, from the bag to your table, with the use of your oven (or the microwave) to heat the dishes.
The meat was delivered cooked and vacuum packed to preserve the flavor of the cooking.
They deserved five stars, and a good review. We repeated already the experience twice with them. Now more restaurants are offering home delivery, so we will try soon something from another restaurant.
Note: no, they don’t deliver cocktails. The Aperol spritz, of course, was home made ![]()
What about you? Have you used the home delivery service provided by the restaurants? Was it easy to find?
Have you updated the status of some restaurant?
Yes, I did
Please read: Which small businesses are you supporting right now? by @KatieMcBroom to discover how many way we have to support a Local Business.
Oh, Buon Appetito, of course











