We couldn't get in. Ended up eating pizza at the shop next door. We only found out that the…read morerestaurant was open after ordering pizza at their pizza place. Very confusing...

Eat here! There is absolutely nothing to not love about this place. The food was delicious. The…read moreservice was outstanding. We loved it and want to eat here again before we leave.

I'm sure when the restaurant is open the food is good, according to the previous review. My wife…read moreand I showed up yesterday evening during normal business hours and were met with a building that looks like it has been abandoned for some time... metal doors pulled closed and not a soul in sight... either this place has gone out of business or the times they are open needs to be updated on the website.

Very excellent atmosphere with super authentic Italian foods. Try their Tagliatelle and their…read moreLasagne. Very welcoming hosts. Highly recommended

Call us immature but we loved this fountain because we started calling Bologna the city of boobies…read moreafter visiting it. I wish I spoke Italian so I could say it in a more romantic way, like the other nicknames for this city. And hey, we weren't the only ones because what supported our claim that we saw plenty of magnets and souvenirs decorated in this fashion. But more seriously, this fountain is lovely. The area has places to sit and enjoy people watching or having a snack. The rest of the piazza has great views and places to eat, drink and shop.

The fountain in the center of Bologna's main square was completed in 1565. The over-life-size…read morebronze figure of the god Neptune was completed & fixed in place around 1566. I appreciated the water fountain in front; the free water was icy cold @ delicious. The fountain & sculpture are iconic symbols Bologna & references to them can be found in many symbols, commercials and logos. Neptune is stretching his left hand in a lordly gesture, appearing to be aiming to placate the waves. His posture symbolic of the power of the Pope as Neptune was the master of the seas, the Pope was the master of Bologna and of the world.