This place offers a variety of fresh seafood and tasty accompanying wine. I went with the special…read more carbonara dish and ravioli both which were wonderful. If you like octopus, calamari, and shrimp, this is a good place for you. Prices of fear for the quality of food. Tough to find a good seafood place in Vincenza. This place is a stand out

We came to Verona for the day and came here for lunch, didn't wait too long and the waitstaff were…read morevery warm and friendly. We got the selection of canapés which were amazing. They had various meats including sopresseta and prosciutto, as well as veggie options and salmon lox. We also ordered the Farfalle and pumpkin squash with crunchy onions. The atmosphere is wonderful. Verona is a beautiful city to visit and this meal was great. They did have traditional dishes here like the risotto with red wine and other gamey dishes.

Little place away from the crowds with friendly service. We enjoyed some tapas and wine.read more

Adorable wine shop tucked into a quiet neighborhood just north of the historic center in Vicenza…read more The atmosphere reminded me of an American bottle shop meets a Spanish tapas bar. You can order wine or beer by the glass and they also have a very extensive selection of bottles, too. Their food offerings are all small plates/finger foods/antipasti items. Lovely seating outside and a few tables inside. On our first visit to Vineria Parilon, I had a couple glasses of delicious prosecco (for just €3 per glass!!) and my hubby had a session IPA from Crak, a local brewery near Padova. It's hard to find really great beer in Italy, so this was a happy discovery! We shared a meat and cheese board, which was tasty. Would like to go back for some of their spunciotti. I imagine we'll be back soon and often!

Excellent alternative to Italian food in Italy, if you find yourself wanting to change your Italian…read moreroutine for a day, Redondo Iglesias is your perfect alternative. Has extended variety of food and Serrano hams, including the indescribably DELICIOUS Pata Negra de bellota. Tapas, Spanish wines and beers, even charcuterie from Spain packed sou-vid so you can take some home! It's located off the beaten path across one of the oldest churches in Verona. The service is wonderful, friendly, informative and willing to speak different languages :) One of the most important points for me.... is the ESPRESSO!! This place has the best espresso, not the typical Italian blend with a lot of robusta and highly roasted that makes it bitter. This has the touch of the American continent. So lucky to have wonder around on my usual exploration and once again found a jewel. Some times, no plan is the best plan.

This place is good for small bites (cichetti) and good wine. We got some cured salmon, fried meat…read moreball and potato balls and calamari with green pesto. The calamari was super good with the lemon zest on it. It was tender and not chewy at all. The cured salmon with lemon squeeze was also excellent. The staff was friendly and orderly and helped us in our choices of wine to enjoy it with. They have a massive collection of wine for you to enjoy and the prices are reasonable. The vibe is loud and lovely with mostly standing room and the seating is limited, both inside and outside.

Osteria ai Sequeros has amazing chucihuti and excellent drinks. Great flavors, great vibe --…read moredefinitely worth a visit

We went in here quickly with the intention to just try some Cichetti for the first time. We got one…read morewith card, to just try and then to see if we wanted more. It was quite good, however, we watched the man knock over one of the pieces onto the FLOOR, then clean everything up, put more topping on it and then put the piece of bread back on the tray. This was something worth 3 euros, it was crazy.

I've visited Venice several times over the years and I always make time to stop in here for their…read moreBaccalà cicchetti. Paired with a glass of Prosecco, there is literally no better way to take a break from the walking and the heat. The service is always friendly and the cafe itself is cozy and charming.

We met the owner next door at the Ve(ry)nice Beershop the day before. He told us we needed to come…read moreto his restaurant and took us inside to arrange it. We showed up and his chef and staff put together a family style seafood tour de force. One of the best meals I've had. The starter plate alone was full of such unusual and delicious seafood, that I still think about it. Stop by during the day for cicchetti and a drink as well.

Went here without a reservation but asked if we could be seated. Waitress said she'll see what she…read morecan do. There were 2 small tables for two and the lady started to set it up for 3 but then 2 Italian speaking ladies went in and asked for a table from the guy behind the counter and next thing you know the waitress there was no table for us. It's BS so I had to share it

Not a tourist trap by any means, but a spot frequented by tourists based off their English-friendly…read moremenus. I suspect this place became popular, and they're able to coast off their (Google Maps?) fame. As a result, I think the quality of food if aptly reflected. The waitstaff was one friendly guy taking orders and payment, and one guy in the back cooking. Pretty simple spot, not much seating, but fairly priced with decent food. The lunch special gets you a drink (standard apertif or non-alcoholic drink, specialty apertifs are extra), pasta, and a coffee. We started with a couple campari spritzes and a pear juice (the latter of which was quite good). For entrees we got the seafood pasta (decent amount of seafood given the price), and the squid ink pasta. Finished with three cappiucinos (sorry to the unsaid Italian cappiucino curfew). Don't expect a lavish set-up, but do expect a decent meal. If you're on a budget and only want to try squid ink pasta in once place, this is your spot. If you plan to sample other squid ink pastas, I'd say skip this place.

Not good at all. In Italy where amazing food is in abundance, this was the only actual bad meal I…read morehad in the 2 weeks I was there. Had the carbonara. It was flavorless. Service was also slow even by the laid back standards I experienced while in Italy.

This fabulous enoteca is tucked away in centro Malcesine, yet it feels intimate and insulated from…read morethe tourist hordes. There are excellent wines by the glass and little plates of tapas (vegetables breaded with capers, potato and egg torta etc.) that could make a light meal. The gentleman behind the bar (the owner?) was welcoming and knowledgeable and happy to explain the local wines to us in English (we speak very little Italian). Highly recommended.