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What a great Pub in the old city of Lecce, wonderfully laid out with a great selection of beers. Snacks available and are very good along with a huge amount of peanuts. Staff are very friendly and at tentative worth a visit,

I had the best chicken in a long time, the people are really nice and we had a great time. I strongly recommend the bruschetta to start and the galletto as an entree. Hey... grab a beer while your at it and enjoy the night in lecce!! Can't wait to come back!!

One of the great selling points of Kingallo is the nice beers they brew (e.g. Belgian and American ale style). Outside of their building, it is nice to have drinks along a lively street in Lecce. The inside of the restaurant is not a very stylish place (a kind of 'medieval ' fastfood restaurant), and service is not exactly ideal (it took us some time to catch the attention of the waitresses).

The specialty is baby chicken wit grilled vegetables or fries. If you want something different to eat, except fish, you’ll find it, including burgers. Not only the huge place divided in smaller cozy spaces is decorated like a medieval King’s court but they suggest and I did and found it was the best way to eat, you eat with your hands. The somewhat spicy chicken reminds me of creole New Orlean food. Don’t miss this meal,

This place is a must stop if you are visiting Lecce. The workers and service is devine, they were so king about not knowing much english and gave us mini slices of pizza for free which was a great way to start the meal. Everything I have seen eaten here by friends has looked amazing and well prepared. It is also decently priced. I had the pork taco which was ground sausage, spices, onion and lettuce and was one of the best meals i have had so far in Lecce. They also have an interesting beer selection which I loved. Would highly recommend eating here!

I've visited Kingallo Restaurant in the last days in a little holyday with my family in Lecce. We've seen the restaurant entry with my son in a short ride with a quadricicle that we've rented in the main place of Lecce (S. Oronzo Place). Full of curiosity, the next day, we three, me, my son and my wife have gone in this very particular rest/pub and the first impression has been positive, very positive. The staff has been at once at our complete disposition and our order has been send in the kitchen at the light speed. We've eaten two marvellous mixed grills and a Res King, a sort of supermegasandwich with a lot of excellent meat and bacon. We've drunk two red beer and a little bottle of wate...

Visited here on a Saturday night in December after being advised by a local friend. It was around 8pm (maybe a little early for Italians) and we were the only customers. Despite being the only customers, and there being a plethora of waiting staff milling around and chatting, service was quite slow although friendly enough.They have a choice of craft and imported beers, if you 're interested in that. Peanuts are served while you 're waiting, with shells to be thrown on the floor. I 've seen this before elsewhere in Italy, but I felt it didn 't suit this place as it is a restaurant and not a pub. We both ordered the house special 'galletto ' (if my memory is correct). It was tasty but nothing...

I was visiting Puglia from New York City and was recommended to try Kingallo by family and friends that have previously visited. The moment you enter the restaurant you are greeted by friendly and warm smiles. The theme of the restaurant is medieval. Patrons are drinking all types of beers While chewing on peanuts (so much fun). What's cool about this restaurant is you can even throw your peanut shells on the floor. We came with a party of ten and once seated we were immediately handed a menu. I ordered their famous Galletto (chicken) and boy was I happy. My friends ordered paninis and others went for the spare ribs. We also tried the bruschetta to start. We had a variety of chicken salad, m...