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A Little patch of Italy in Umdloti 
A family run Italian trattoria since 1996. Locals and out-of-towners refer to it as ‘a little piece of Italy in Umdloti’. Red and White checked table cloths with brick and terracotta walls, create a setting that is warm and cosy inside and for those nature lovers there is a wonderful partially covered alfresco terrace set amongst the trees. The name La Casa Nostra means “Our Home” and it truly is a home away from home dinning experience.





Reviews :

“What an amazing charming Italian restaurant. The food and service was excelllent. The owners only too eager to please. The food is prepared freshly so at time you may have to wait a little longer but well worth the wait.”

“It has been a few months but we visited La Casa again. Did anything change? Yes! The food got even better!!!
From the asparagus starter to the stuffed calamari to the awesome steaks, all was fantastic. Then we are not even talking about the pastas, the real reason you go here. Divine!”


“La Casa Nostra makes the most divine minestrone soup I have ever tasted. In fact all their food is out of this world.”

@Lacosanostra





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