A great place to have a drink and relax. There is always a crowd, which seems to be a nice mix of…read morelocals, travelers, and students. We came every night during our four night stay, and it was always a great atmosphere inside and out. The downstairs bar has a great beer selection. If you look behind the bar, they have shelves with all the bottles, labeled by style. We tried a few new barrel aged stouts we had never come across, some of which were solid 10/10 beers. The food puts them over the top. The cheddar burger is a tasty burger, but the fries. Oh these fries. They are so crispy, so salty, and almost pinched in the middle so they have a little curl. They are so delicious, a real treat to end a long day's wanderin'. Bonus points because all the staff we interacted with was lovely every time we visited.

Stopped by a few nights as we stayed right around the corner. Lively, pleasant with indoor &…read moreoutside pub type seating. Great draught selection, one night I had amaro another some jagermeister on the rocks.

Nice pub , friendly people, nice atmosphere and live football matches we met several nice people…read morethere had a very nice evening!

Top of the Guinness to ya!. I believe that Irish times is the oldest Irish pub in bologna. The…read morestaff is very friendly and lost of fun. Lots of smiles for all. The best pub I've been to.

Only place to watch F1 races in town. Great atmosphere, customer service and beer selection. Also,…read moregreat prices! I only regretted to not have ordered the burger and fries. Some people next to us ordered and looked so good! Next time we will for sure!

Went on for a beer around 1030 on a Friday. I got one of the last bar stools at the main bar…read more Bartenders spoke some English. It had a pretty big seeking area and another bar downstairs. Good music was playing on the speakers.

A buddy of mine and I were looking for a place with good craft beer variety in Bologna. BrewDog did…read morethe trick! It's a little out of the city center, so the parking's a bit better, but only a bit. We both ordered the BrewDog Punk IPA, a standard West Coast IPA, which was decent. I even ordered another. I got the Salmon LT sandwich, a club with salmon as opposed to bacon. Toasted, which is common in this region of Italy. Tasty, although I might have enjoyed it with a little less cream cheese. My buddy ordered the hamburger with guacamole. The burger bordered on raw, but je enjoyed it. Staff was friendly and helpful, letting us sample some of the beers before we ordered. It's a good-sized place with tons of tables, inside and out. We arrived about 6:30, and the place was mostly empty. But it filled quickly after 7 with many folks stopping for a beer and snack after work.

Great place for beer…read more * Cool vibe inside * great beer selection on draft and bottle - many of the same if you have visited other BrewDogs in Roma, Firenze (luv Elvis!) * friendly staff * open at 6pm to stop in before dinner * parking in area - if street parking is full there is an underground garage around the corner Easy 5 stars!!

While wondering the streets of Bologna (read: completely lost and making the most of it), my…read morehusband and I stumbled upon this unassuming wine and beer bar. We had been looking for a bottle shop, but alas, all of them are closed on Sundays. We really wanted to get some rare Belgian beers, and out of nowhere, appeared Punto. Their bottle list read like a beer lover's fantasy novel: Cantillon, 3 Fonteinen, Westvleteren. The best part, the prices! We got a demi-bottle of Cantillon beer for 13 euros. I realize this is normal for Europe, but in the States this would cost at least 50% more - if you could find it. There is a large patio out front (for the smokers), and plenty of seating indoors as well. The inside is kind of Euro-hipster, with a variety of interesting beer posters on the walls. Punto feels like a locals-only neighborhood bar, but I did run into another couple from California while waiting in line for the restroom (typical Americans). If you are looking to get away from the tourists in the Piazza Maggiore, I recommend having a drink at Punto. It is a delightful bar, located in a very "interesting" side of town.

I have been here 1/2 dozen times and every time the pasta dishes and cold meats platters have been…read moreexcellent! Not to mention the variety of special beers and service has always been excellent! Will definitely return , nice outdoors and a cozy British theme ,A+

Staff were very friendly and fun with a really good selection of drinks. Just a nice overall vibe,…read moreto the point where we returned before going back to our hotel, the night before our flight home to Ireland, for one last drink. I'll be back on my next visit to Bologna. This bar is a little outside the city centre, so a little less touristic and all the more charming to me for that reason.

It sounds a bit strange to go to a German bar in Italy...., but relax; here you can get different…read morekinds of beers, but you could also go the Italian way with ordering prosecco and limoncello. It feels very German with the wooden benches, the good service and the fine prices, but you will find some Italian influences on the (drink)menu.

I liked the people and the service (and €4.50 for .5 L beer) that i came her multiple times. Fast…read moreand free wifi.

Cool vibe, horrible staff…read more Waited for a drink for 40 mins. After the staff was asked twice they both scoffed at my coworkers. Asked us to wait because they're busy but never came back. I felt bad because they chose this location based on my taste. Sigh. There was a table of 10 and noone ever came around to provide svc. What a waste of space. In about 2 hours we were only able to order two rounds of drinks. Jokesters. No tip.

A former bakery, now bar/restaurant/event venue connected to the Modern Art Museum of Bologna…read more(Mambo). A cool place with a nice atmosphere, pleasant jazz music in the background, and good local food to enjoy.