Really nice place but food was average to poor. We ordered…read moreappetizers. One was the salmon with avocado and cream cheese and my husband had the beef something. But both dishes were raw meat (beef and salmon) on a thin cracker with a small amount of drizzle on them. Both were not pleasing. For main meals: I ordered the steak with mushrooms and side order of potatoes with onions. My husband order spaghetti with bacon on top. (Sorry don't have names of dishes) My husband dish was the bright pink spaghetti that tasted like throw up. And then my dish was pretty good. It's wasn't amazing but it wasn't terrible. We ordered pizza Togo because we were still hungry. Pizza was alright but wasn't really good either. Overall the dining area was beautiful and we ate in the garden area. But the food was just hit that good. I did 2-5 stars because it wasn't terrible but it wasn't just that good either.

Great food, great service. Came with small children, total…read moreof 11 people. Some had a few questions about the food and the stuff was kind and helpful. Recommended!

We were trying to decide on where to go for tortellini in Borghetto (WiFi in this tiny town sucks),…read morewhen we got a whiff of the amazing smell of brodo coming from Antica Locanda Mincio. There were supposed to open at 12:30pm for lunch, so we queued up since it was only 12:20. They didn't open until 12:40, but it was worth the wait (and we got an amazing riverside table to boot)! We got both the tortellini brodo dish and the one with sage butter. Both were amazing. Pro tip: if you have any broth left, drop some of the buttered ones in there and you get double yumminess!! Besides the view, our server was nice and spoke English. Inside the restaurant was a pretty interesting antique decor. It wasn't a cheap lunch, but one pays for the view ;) We got a half bottle of local wine, salami plate, 2 tortellini dishes, and 2 cappuccinos for 60 Euros.

The best Tortelini in the world. Great seating area with stuning views. This is a hiden gem!read more

We ended up in La Rotonda on our first time in Sirmione. It was the shortest walk from our holiday…read morehome. Nice setting outside, friendly staff, decent drinks and nice food for a very reasonable price. The meat antipasto was tasty as were primarily the pasta mains. A nice desert list as well. Worth the visit.

Lovely restaurant on Guarda lake bank. Service was excellent, and the food and drinks were tasty…read moreand fresh.

This restaurant is just outside the very busy square and boulevard…read more We had Casoncelli alla bresciana, fresh fish from the lake and Manzo all'olio con polenta. Very tastefull and good dishes.

I have dinner eaten here on two consecutive nights and if they hadn't closed on night 3, I would…read moreprobably have gone back. There is a fancy restaurant at the back, but I preferred eating in the much cozier front albergo that is frequented by the locals. This is maybe not the place for the faint hearted: my baccala on day 2 was a bit on the heavy side but exactly what you would want after a hefty walk. I think the pictures speak for themselves. I paid each night about 32 EUR for starter, main course, 2 glasses of wine and water.

An elegant jazzy feel to the interior, nice wine cellar in the background. Outdoor seating also…read moreavailable but it was 30C at night so indoor was the choice. The service was attentive and generally friendly except for an issue with the wine. They asked if we'd like their insights on a wine and my Italian wife specified that we wanted a local light red (more specific details given). They recommended a Valpolicella Superiore which we ordered. However the bottle they chose had 15.5% alcohol and was just about the opposite of what we asked. Further it tasted off. The waiter kept saying look at the cork, as if that made the wine taste better. Eventually they agreed to change the wine to something much closer to what we requested but the scene they made put a damper on the evening. As for the food. This was also mixed. The ossobuco was very firm, have had this dish numerous times across Italy and this was the firmest and poorest prepared. The Maialino (braised pork) and applesauce was tender and quite good. Contori of asparagus and mixed grilled veggies were well prepared. Prices on the higher side.

Really nice spot! Both service and food were amazing. They have some outdoor sitting but we opted…read morefor the dining room as it was too hot outside. Nice jazzy bossa nova vibes, a good wine list and stellar service. On the pricey side. Clean modern bathrooms

Great environment, very good staff and simply amazing food, for a very fair price…read more Highly recommended!

My best meal in Italy. Understated elegance. Superb menu with local ingredients. Excellent service…read more Love this gem