This is a great - if a bit narrow - pedestrian street. It connects the Piazza Bra with the Piazza…read moredelle Erbe. It is quite packed with other tourists, but still it is a lovely stroll along some interesting shops. Some of course are the big chains, but also some smaller and independent shops can be found. We liked "L'Occitane". Ok, it's not an italian chain, but had some really good offeres on hand and face creams here. Also nice as a gift. What this street doesn't really have are dining options. Head elsewhere if you're hungry. Besides that it's a perfect little walk.

This was on my must do list! It did not disappoint- the house is 5 stories with great art and…read morestories throughout- you must do stairs. There are no free tickets even to the courtyard anymore- and tickets are only online! Additionally you can not get in from the street across most blogs tell you to go to! So Plan to need to walk around the block There are gift shops to get a lock if you didn't bring one - why not! There is a cute cafe right outside the entrance that we enjoyed vino while waiting for our entrance time

I was pleasantly surprised by this museum. I was expecting to see just the balcony, but you get to…read morewalk through the entire house and see the costumes, paintings and books on display. We were first in line and rushed in to take photos of the balcony without anyone in them. There were a few people who pretended not to see the queue, so you just have to get there early and stand your ground. The house itself was spacious and beautiful. There are a few sets of stairs so wear comfortable shoes. Definitely recommend visiting!

This classic location lives up to expectations. Excellent food. Calm and cool service. Outstanding…read morewine. Come at a time when it is not so crowded, maybe mid afternoon.

Intro: On our first full day in Verona, we were looking for a lunch spot before our reservation at…read moreJuliet's House. Osteria del Bugiardo was located in a good area so we made our way over to this wine bar. Service (2.5/5): Confusing system. There was a wait for a table but no hostess outside. We eventually talked to someone and she said that while there's no list, she will remember our faces and let us know when a table is ready. Not the most efficient system but we waited about 10 minutes to be seated at the bar. Our waiter took care of us pretty well after we got in. Ambiance (3.5/5): Your typical wine bar. Nice ambiance. The only downside for me is that seating at the bar consisted of bar stools. Without back support. Which I have always hated and which hurts my back. It's also pretty tight in there when they're at capacity. Drinks (4/5): Since this is a wine bar, you know what to order. We had glasses of rose. Not the heaviest pour but the price was solid. If you're not looking for wine, they also have things like Aperol Spritz. Food (4/5): You won't find hearty fare here but you will be able to munch on a lot of small plates. I'm talking things like mini sandwiches, croquettes, meatballs, salads, etc. Which is exactly what we did. We shared a couple of tapas between the two of us. It was filling and did the job. I wasn't stuffed but it was good and on the healthier side. Overall: Osteria del Bugiardo is one of the most popular restaurants on Yelp in Verona and it's located in the heart of the city.

An excellent, primarily pizza, restaurant in the Borgo Trento area of Verona. We ate there on a…read moreTuesday night, and it was mostly locals. They have a nice garden terrace as well as a lovely dining room inside (with AC!). Started with mixed grilled vegetables and the house cured salmon which came with a bit of salad. They do have some pasta and specials of the day, but we all had pizza, of which there is a rather wide selection to choose from. I had the melanzane which was definitely the most delicious eggplant pizza I've ever had. My husband had the "Trentino" with had wild mushrooms, Emmentaler and speck. And my son had the Capricciosa (mix of various things including prosciutto, olives, artichokes, etc.) I tasted them all and they were all great. House wine: $12.50 for a liter. Awesome deal, very drinkable and went well with the pizza. Service was attentive and efficient. I hope to return while I am staying in Verona. It's a neighborhood gem with extremely reasonable prices, away from the tourist bustle of the centro historico.

As we walked inside this place. very courteous waiters greeted us. Service was fast…read more Food was so tasty and evident that they used good quality ingredients. Price is average what you paid for this delicious food. Yeaterday we had lunch in downtown and paid almost twice as much and wasnt as tasty. (lesson learned) This is a family oriented place to eat however they have a bar and a patio for prefference. My family was very satisfied overall.

Our food tour stopped in here where we enjoyed some delicious primi platti (first course) meals…read more The interior is a beautiful restaurant with lots of light and exposed stone walls. It was quiet when we arrived at noon and then filled up quite a lot by the time we departed. Clearly, a restaurant for the locals. First course, a big pile of a pasta called "bigolini" which I've not seen before. It is like thick spaghetti with a rough surface. That is needed because the sauce on it was quite thick and another interesting taste - nettles. Definitely different. Second course, risotto made with a red wine reduction. Very flavorful and rich and the pasta was perfectly al dente. We'll definitely need to return to here for dinner! [Review 16980 overall - 185 in Italy - 496 of 2022.]

This spot was highly recommended by our AirBnb host. It's a little farther out from the touristy…read morecenter near the arena in Verona which was evident in the fact we seemed to be the only English speaking diners in the place. The restaurant is very cute (free WiFi) and homey feeling with an exposed brick interior and interesting decoration choices throughout the space. If you're so inclined there's also and outdoor patio area. Maybe we just ordered poor menu items but the food was underwhelming and not particularly standout. For our anti pasta course we went with the cured meat trio with polenta. The meats weren't particularly good and combined with the bland polenta it just wasn't a good combo. For our primi pasta course we had the bigoli in a horse (yes horse) bolognese sauce. Of our three dishes this was the best. For our main meat course with did horse cheeks braised in an Amarone wine sauce with polenta. I didn't like the polenta any better on our second dish and the cheek just didn't do it for me. I ended up leaving the bulk of the dish uneaten. All in all-maybe I just ordered poorly but I if I ever make it back to Verona this spot will be a pass for me.

Hands down the best spaghetti I've ever had -- the Spaghetti ai Tici Piccanti was perfectly al…read moredente with a rich, flavorful, slightly spicy sauce. My wife had the traditional Amarone fish dish and loved every bite. Cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and authentic Verona flavors. Great wine selection, with an expert to help find the perfect match for whatever you order. A must-visit!

After spending 12 days in Italy, I can confidently say that our meal at La Taverna di via Stella…read morewas one of my absolute favorites. A quick note on getting a reservation--we had trouble making reservations since we could not call as we did not have service. We were able to squeeze into the beginning of the lunch service after being turned away the night before due to a full house, but I would recommend making in-person reservations a day or two ahead to make sure you get the chance to eat here. This restaurant is the perfect little Italian restaurant with an inviting and simultaneously impressive atmosphere. Our waiter was friendly and spoke great English, providing wine and food recommendations. Since I was not able to narrow down the options to just a single dish, my friend and I shared the donkey pasta and the Amarone risotto. Both dishes were absolutely incredible. Anybody visiting Verona must try to the risotto since Amarone is the big wine from the region--though it was quite rich, it was the best risotto I have ever had. I was really excited to try donkey for the first time and the pasta did not disappoint, it was cooked perfectly and the flavors were incredibly tasty. All of the prices were very fair; in fact, they were actually on the cheaper side of what we encountered in Italy. I cannot recommend La Taverna di via Stella enough--if you find yourself in Verona, you must give this restaurant a try!!

Amazing food! We came late , closer to closing so they couldn't make risotto in time. That's…read moreok... It was truffle night, I went with tortellini with truffle sauce and the lady had spaghetti with truffle. Molto bouno! Great service and food. They have a sister restaurant that we tried and review forthcoming.

Great little restaurant just a little outside of the touristic hotspot around the coliseum of…read moreVerona. Food and service are amazing but you surely need a reservation.

"Greppia's Grace" In…read moreVerona we found, by pure stroke of chance, A trattoria where locals all lunch and glance. At Greppia we sat, the only two not from here, With gnocchi, radicchio, and Ripasso near. The pasta with truffle and pumpkin just right, A warm, velvet swirl--pure autumn delight. No flash, no fuss, just flavors that sing, And two glasses of Ripasso to crown everything. No need for a guidebook or Michelin star, Just follow your nose--and a well-poured bar.

We heard a lot of good things on greppia and the location and the outdoor is charming and…read morebeautiful .something major was off with the service , we didn't get out appetizers for almost 45 mins and no one came to check on us or knew what was going on . The mains came in a little quicker . This place is not cheap - the food was ok+ and the plates are not small but not sure it was worth it .

Came here to try some traditional Verona dishes, specifically the risotto Amarone, also saw that…read morehorse meat stew is traditional so I tried an alternative appetizer with horse meat raw zucchini and mint, was surprisingly really good, zucchini had a saltiness and zest that brought out the flavor of the meat, tasted close to a tender beef jerkey. The risotto amarone was fantastic. So many layers of flavors that I was tasting new things with each bite, highly recommend. Service was also fantastic and the sommelier was so knowledgeable and enthusiastic

Antica Bottega del Vino bar is perfect for an appetizer. They serve cicchetti and delicious fresh…read morebites. It's located in a cute square and has a very small area for outside seating. The service from 4-6 PM is at the bar for apertivo and at around 7 PM dinner gets started. Their local wine selection is vast and impressive. Check it out and enjoy!

This is probably my favorite restaurant in all of Italy. The best prosciutto, the best risotto,…read morethe best beef cheeks and oxtail, and the best Amorone. Everything is just perfect. Service is great. Clientele is local. Food is special. I can't recommend enough.

Not cheap but delicious. Try the beef cheek braised in Amerone with oxtail. You won't regret it.read more