Framed needlepoint sign: Agriturismo LI Sciappeddi, 2001

Agriturismo Sciapeddi near Olbia

Experience authentic Sardinian cooking at Agriturismo Sciapeddi near Telti, close to Olbia. Warm hosts, countryside setting, generous set menu around €50.

By Simon

Updated 15 July 2026

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Why Agriturismo Sciapeddi is worth the detour

Set in quiet countryside near Telti and an easy hop from Olbia, Agriturismo Sciapeddi offers a relaxed, traditional Sardinian dinner that feels like sitting down at a family table. The setting is rustic, the welcome is warm, and the pace is unhurried. It is the kind of place where you settle in, pass plates around, and let the evening unfold. The value is strong: expect about €50 per person for a generous set menu with drinks included. Portions are ample, service is attentive, and the cooking leans into local Gallura traditions. Planning a base in the area? Olbia is the main gateway to northeast Sardinia, according to the airport operator Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport.

What you will eat

Like most agriturismi, the menu is fixed and seasonal, built around what is produced on the farm or nearby. Dishes change, but a typical Gallura-style lineup might include:

Typical menu highlights

  • Starters: local cheeses and cured meats, garden vegetables in oil, pane carasau.
  • Hearty courses: zuppa gallurese (bread, broth, and cheese baked until crisp at the edges), handmade pasta such as malloreddus or ricotta ravioli.
  • Roasts: porceddu (slow-roasted suckling pig) or other farmhouse meats with potatoes and seasonal sides.
  • Sweet finish: seadas with honey or a simple home dessert, plus a pour of mirto liqueur.
House wine and water are typically included. Arrive hungry and plan for a leisurely evening. Want to brush up on regional food before you go? See our overview of Sardinian classics in What to Eat in Sardinia.

Atmosphere and service

The dining room is straightforward and welcoming, with countryside views and simple, traditional decor. Staff look after guests with easygoing care, checking in without rushing the meal. It feels personal and unpretentious, which is exactly what you want from an agriturismo.

Practicalities

Location and getting there

Agriturismo Sciapeddi is near Telti in the Gallura hills, a short drive from central Olbia and the airport. Public transport is limited in rural areas, so plan to drive or arrange a return transfer in advance. If you are enjoying the house wine or a post-dinner mirto, designate a driver.

Reservations and timing

  • Reserve ahead, especially on weekends and in summer.
  • Allow 2 to 3 hours for the full set menu.
  • If you have dietary requirements, mention them when booking. Agriturismi can often adjust if told in advance.

Payment and practical tips

  • Bring some cash. Many rural places accept cards, but connectivity can be inconsistent.
  • Wear layers in spring and autumn. Evenings in the countryside can be cool.
  • Arrive on time; service usually starts the courses together.
New to agriturismi? Read our primer on How Agriturismi Work in Sardinia.

Make a day of it

Combine dinner at Sciapeddi with a coastal day. The islands and coves of the La Maddalena Archipelago are an easy trip from the Olbia area, according to the park authority La Maddalena National Park. Prefer to stay inland? Sip a glass of Vermentino in Gallura’s granite hills and vineyards 🍇, then head to dinner. For local context, see our guides to Olbia and scenic drives in Gallura.

At a glance

  • Style: traditional countryside agriturismo
  • Good for: couples, small groups, families who enjoy a long, set-menu dinner
  • Budget: around €50 per person for the full menu with drinks
  • Plan ahead: book, bring a little cash, and set aside the whole evening
If you are looking for honest Sardinian cooking, kind hosts, and a peaceful rural setting near Olbia, Agriturismo Sciapeddi delivers exactly that.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the set menu at Agriturismo Sciapeddi cost and what’s included?

The set dinner is around €50 per person and typically includes house wine and water. Expect a generous fixed, seasonal menu with starters like local cheeses, cured meats, and vegetables, Gallura classics such as zuppa gallurese and handmade pasta, a roast like porceddu, then dessert, seadas, and a mirto digestif.

Do I need to book Agriturismo Sciapeddi in advance?

Yes, you should book in advance, especially on weekends and in summer. When reserving, mention any dietary requirements, as agriturismi can often adapt if told ahead, and plan for a relaxed 2–3 hour service where courses usually start together so the experience flows at an unhurried, shared-table pace.

How long should I allow for dinner at Agriturismo Sciapeddi?

Plan 2 to 3 hours for the full set menu. The meal is intentionally unhurried, with attentive, friendly service and ample portions, so arrive hungry and settle into the rustic, countryside dining room near Telti for an evening that feels personal, relaxed, and true to traditional Gallura hospitality.

Where is Agriturismo Sciapeddi and how do I get there from Olbia?

It is in the Gallura hills near Telti, a short drive from central Olbia and the airport. Public transport is limited in rural areas, so drive or pre-arrange a return transfer, and if you plan to enjoy the house wine or a post-dinner mirto, be sure to designate a driver.

What is the atmosphere like at Agriturismo Sciapeddi?

The atmosphere is warm, personal, and unpretentious, with a simple dining room and countryside views. Staff provide attentive, easygoing service without rushing the meal, creating the feel of a family table where plates are passed, conversation flows, and the evening unfolds at a comfortable, authentic agriturismo pace.

What practical tips should I know before dining at Agriturismo Sciapeddi near Olbia?

Bring some cash, wear layers in spring or autumn, and arrive on time because courses usually start together. If you’re making a day of it, pair dinner with coastal time in the La Maddalena Archipelago or a glass of Vermentino in Gallura’s vineyards before heading to the countryside.

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