If I could give negative one star... I am sorry I would…read more.. We travel around the world, however waiting for a table for 90 plus minutes after being told it would be 20-30 minutes just is just not acceptable ANYWHERE in the world... I have no idea how the food was as we took our bottle "to go" after waiting 90 minutes...

We were just in Italy for our honeymoon. We went to Rome, Tuscany, Lake Como and Milan and were…read morerecommended to check this place out by our hotel in lake Como. It is a cave that used to be a refrigerator for a connecting house! The service is amazing here and the vibe is so moody! We didn't eat here, just drinks!

Stopped by here for the wine and beer, and got a complementary meat and cheese board! This enoteca…read moreis located right next to the Gelateria and a little further from the lake, but seems like we dodged a bullet by coming here instead of the main cafe press based on their reviews! They sell wine by the glass or bottle, and have a small selection of local artisan beers. Each glass of wine was ~€5 and beer was ~€6. I loved the Riesling and Chardonnay, recommended by the shop owner. It was so crispy and refreshing with the fresh breeze from the lake and Swiss Alps behind us. The local beer was tasty as well but served from a bottle. Overall, definitely worth a visit! Great place in the afternoon to get a drink and take in the views of Menaggio!

Great wine selection!!! This is set in the center of town. They have outdoor seating which makes…read morefor the perfect location for a few glasses of wine and light snacks with friends. My husband and I split an amazingly fresh bruschetta.

This spot is so surreal and rustic. It felt warm and the staff were amazing. Even gave us a ride…read morebecause it was raining. The food was incredible and everything felt like we were there for a home cooked meal.

Mountain wine production is hard, and it is extremely interesting to learn it's secrets from a…read morehistorical winery like Nino Negri, with 122 years tradition and knowledge. Beside this, the visit of their cellars is a great experience: 3 floors and 13 meters deep and extending for kilometers below streets and houses of Chiuro village. Finally you will have the opportunity to test and buy all their excellent wines, above all the famous Sfursat, with Nebbiolo grapes gathered by hand and dried for 100 days before the long ageing process in oak barriques and bottles.

This is a great shop. They know wine and have wines from a student budget on up. I've been very…read morepleased with their less expensive wines. Although I speak little Italian, they are always willing and able to help me find a good choice for my needs.