This restaurant is the typical tourist rip off. They're trying to serve as many people the night as…read morepossible. That means you don't have time to enjoy your aperetif without being forced to order the main course. When you want to pay, you have to go to the cashier. Bad service. In terms of food, they claim to use "fresh food or from the freezer". Well that makes clear what kind of quality you can expect here. I had a fish kebab with vegetables that was hardly eatable. The only thing I could eat where the scampis. The experience was just disgusting. Avoid it!

Huge menu. Good food. But the service is slow compared to the US. Etc. I would eat here again.read more

On our last night of VinItaly in Verona four of us went out for a quiet dinner. One of our group…read moreknows Verona extremely well but he wanted to try a place he'd never been to. This is the place that he picked. It's located near the ancient church Sant'Eufemia. I've been lucky enough to eat some very wonderful food across Italy and this trip was no exception. We'd been treated to a lot of lovely seafood restaurants and I was really craving some comfort food. I was not disappointed here. Located on a small narrow street with no passing vehicles the patio of this restaurant is absolutely lovely and cozy. They have umbrellas that stretch right across the area and it even sprinkled rain briefly while we sat outside but it was warm and we weren't bothered. We started with some Prosecco and a selection of antipasti that our server chose for us. Then I had the Tagliatelle al tartufo nero (black truffle). It was perfectly cooked and immediately I felt warm and comforted. Our Verona veteran suggested that if anyone liked liver this was the city to get it in. Well I am the only one in my household that loves liver so I never get to eat it. The Fegato alla veneziana was exactly what I hoped for. So tender and flavourful. Our bottle of Allegrini La Grola washed it all down. Why not order a bottle of wine from the Veneto when you're eating dishes of the region? This is how we do things right. The service was professional yet relaxed and when the chef came out to sit and have his dinner we were pleased to see that he looked like someone who enjoyed food and life with fervour. The next time I head to Verona I'll be eating here again.

I was really looking forward to going here since it looks so nice and had quite good reviews on…read moreYelp. The actual experience was a lot different to what I tought. The prices were high and the portions were barbie size. I had a horse pesto with polenta which tasted quite nice... until I found some wood in my plate. The polenta, also, had probably been sitting around all day until they got the chance to put it in the microwave to heat it up. I also ordered some roasted potatoes on the side, which not only were very few, they were raw. I'm surprised I didn't break a tooth biting into them. The whole evening was topped by rude waitresses who would even ignore us while we were waiting at the cash point ready to pay. Ugh

This is a great little bar that seems to be a significant hangout for locals as well as…read moretourists.You can have a good spritz, prosecco, or digestivo, So it is a great place to visit on the front and back end of dinner. Also there are typically some nice cicchetti available. One specialty is Marsala alla Mandorla, which is Marsala wine flavored with almonds. Quite good. One of the great attributes of the location is that customers tend to spill out onto the street and create a very nice social scene.

We were walking through the center of Verona during the evening and just looking for an enoteca to…read moretry some different wines. Finally, we walked passed this one and decided to try it. Really liked the atmosphere they have (just all empty bottles on the walls :) ). The wines we tried were really nice but be sure not to arrive too hungry at this place as they don't really have a lot of snacks and trying multiple wines on an empty stomach might have a bad effect :)