Nice place for a refreshing beverage or gelato while enjoying Monte Berico. We came around 7pm as…read morethe day was winding down, and the cafeteria is open from 3-8pm in the afternoon. It opens around 7am and closes for reposo around 1pm. The cafeteria is right next to the basilica and provides nice outdoor seating to relax and take in a cafe or aperol spritzer while chatting with friends as you enjoy the area. There is plenty of parking at the nearby Piazzale della Vittoria.

the second best place in town to get great and different styles of gelato…read moreif the have not been at La Cremeria, we were here to get a Gelato or Espresso

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

Food was quite good. Especially loved the lasagne, it was excellent. Service was good and it's a…read morenice respite from the crowds.

Definitely a good place to get quality deli meats and cheeses. The price tag is higher than most…read moreother places but the quality is good and worth a try.

Pleasant find. They were friendly and helpful. Great carbonara the way it should, no cream!!!! The…read moregrilled veggie pizza was delicious. We asked it with cheese. Great lunch to avoid the rain. Not far from train station.

Excellent! Great place off the main canal! Recommend 100% service is amazing. Small and cute.read more

The food and drink here were delicious - this cake is truly spectacular. That being said, it is…read moreinsanely pricey here, especially given local prices. You are paying for the history, which is a given. It's beautiful inside but small. I came in with 3 friends and we were waiting for a spot at the bar. We stood at the end where there were no seats when a couple left. We had already ordered and my friend tried to go grab the new opening for us, and was shooed away by the waiter and people who had just arrived (who looked like they would drop some cash). Needless to say, service was not great, hence the 4 star review.

Great looking bar but extremely expensive. 22 euros for their signature Bellini Cocktail which was…read moreabout 4-6 ounces. It was really good but not worth the price for the amount. We were served extremely fast but our sandwich never arrived so we left without trying that. Great place to say you've tried but don't plan on drinking it up here unless you have 100 euros or so to throw away.

AWFUL!!!! do not go here! I ordered a croissant and took one bite it was just bread. I told the…read morewaiter right away and did not eat another bite. when I went to pay the rest of the bill I told them I wasn't paying for the croissant. they tried to tap the machine to the card I was holding. they then started to swear at me and throw plates. they finally agreed to not have it on the bill and tried to charge me even more on the second bill until I noticed. I ended up just paying for it because I had 4 men yelling and screaming at me. absolutely horrifying. ------------- TERRIBILE!!!! Non andateci! Ho ordinato un croissant e ho preso un solo boccone, era solo pane. L'ho detto subito al cameriere e non ho mangiato un altro boccone. Quando sono andato a pagare il resto del conto ho detto loro che non avrei pagato il croissant. Hanno provato ad avvicinare la macchinetta alla carta che avevo in mano. Poi hanno iniziato a insultarmi e a lanciarmi piatti. Alla fine hanno accettato di non metterlo sul conto e hanno cercato di farmi pagare ancora di più sul secondo conto, finché non me ne sono accorto. Alla fine ho pagato solo per quello, perché c'erano 4 uomini che mi urlavano contro e urlavano. Assolutamente orribile.

We stopped by this little cafe for a breakfast pastry and macchiato.. it was AMAZING!! the staff…read morewas very friendly, and made us feel welcomed. The pistachio cake/pie that I got was quite literally the best I've ever had!! I will be stopping by again to get another. Highly recommend!

This Eataly in Bologna is different from most other locations in that it's half bookstore, half…read moreeverything else you'd expect from an Eataly (cafe, bar, grocery store). Located in a three-story building a stone's throw east from the main Piazza Maggiore and directly across the alley from Mercato di Mezzo (a separate moderate sized food hall), the Eataly retail space is spread over all 3 floors, with groceries mainly located on the 2nd story. The ground/1st floor is mostly books and a casual bar/cafe, where they serve simple pastries and coffee/tea in the morning and apertivo options (meaning light bites and classic cocktails) in the early evening. Upstairs on the second floor (1st floor for Europeans ;), there is a selection of olive oils, vinegars, condiments, dry goods, snacks, candies, wines and liquors, and gifting items. A smaller selection of grocery items than other Eataly locations and no fresh produce. There is a wine bar/beer garden area upstairs as well though it didn't seem to be in use during the couple times I dropped by in early April, however the still carried quite a broad wine selection considering the space. I dropped by one late afternoon and tried the fried polenta and an aperol spritz. The food was kinda unimpressive, the fried polenta felt a bit thick and heavy, the drink was ok. It took a while to wait for the food though the drink was ready fairly quickly. Overall a convenient location to pick up a food/cook book in Italian or other souvenirs.

Eataly was located next door to our hotel in Bologna, Italy. We stopped by for a quick bite and…read moresome caffeine. The restaurant is a cute deli style that also serves wine and beer. We ordered mortadella panninis and cappuccinos. Both were good. The sandwich was simple, but filling. The cappuccinos were good. It's a nice place to take a break from walking and relax a bit. But if you're looking for a delicious authentic Italian meal, keep looking. This is more like a fancier subway sandwich shop.

We are on our Honeymoon in Europe and today we are in Venice, Italy. Our hotel suggested, Vino Vino…read moreand Ii did Not disappoint. We had pizza and it was delicious! The waiter was very nice even though he did not speak English He was very cooperative. Good and reasonable as well. Small but mighty establishment just a block o so away from St. Mark's Basilica. (Which is also a must see).

The Hotel recommended this Restaurant when we asked for a good place to eat. On the first day we…read moregot to Venice we ate here, and my brother was hooked and fixated on the food, I loved it as well, but my brother didn't want to eat no where else but here because the food was just excellent and maybe the best Italian food and wine he ever had. The one thing that really shocked me that in Italy and France, there is not such a thing as a bad wine! I couldn't believe it, everywhere we had wine, was excellent in taste. We tried different dishes, the cheeses, the wines, all was best of the best. The Staff here were AMAZING, so so nice! Italians in Italy I have to say, are some of the best and sweetest people. We had conversations with the Staff, as if we knew each other forever, is so genuine and family like vibe. They also explained and showed us which boat, train, which train station to take to travel to Florence and which area was the best to stay in Florence. Venice had a wide variety of restaurants, like the ones by the water as well but Vino Vino was absolutely our top choice. We always had the table outdoor in the backyard. Specially at night is has the best romantic loving vibe. My brother had taken me to some of the best places in NYC, and I can say gladly that I out did him by taking him to the best restaurant in Venice, jajaja. Healthy competition. I always do it better. :)