Needed a beer and some peace and quiet. Nice open patio. Good service. Down the block from our…read morehotel and a short walk from the leaning tower of Pisa. Good beer menu for the area. Served some peanuts and potato chips with the beers which was a nice touch. Some acoustic music playing and a dog hung out with us on the upstairs patio.

Cool microbrewery/pub located near the universities, so you know it's packed with locals and…read moretourists. There were so many different types of people in here, it feels like I'm in the village which was awesome! Too bad I didn't know enough Italian to start a conversation :P. Honestly the atmosphere was so loud, I might have been a little tipsy before, but I don't recall hearing any tunes. They have a limited selection of bar food, the sandwiches are surprisingly delicious ridiculously filling and the cheese plate is a must (it comes with honey). Space is limited and I don't believe they take reservations so once you see a table open up you just have to swoon in like a hawk and stake your property haha. If you enjoy craft beer you will not be disappointed. The food is the bomb diggity. All in all high recommendations :)

Fairly large, yet cosy pub in the center of Pisa. Popular with local university students…read more They have a selection of 4 or 5 beers on tap, all of which they personally brew themselves. Their red beer, Valdarossa, is particularly good. Lots of seating available at big wooden tables. Small selection of food consisting of wraps and sandwiches. This is probably the best place for beer in Pisa. Recommended.

Nice cafe/bar on the banks of the Arno river. Here you can…read moresit closer to the river than anywhere else in Pisa, there are tables directly overlooking it. It's a bit outside the historic center (about a 10-15 minute walk), but it's well worth it. It's in a quiet, untouristy area, next to a park. If you have kids, there are a lot of options to keep them happy, such as a small go-kart track and a playground. The location is quite lovely, especially on a warm summer evening. In addition to coffee, beer, wine and cocktails, they also sell ice cream, cigarettes, lotto tickets and sandwiches. There's something for everyone!

We read the reviews. DITTO! Worth going. The owner suggested great wine to pair with our lunch…read morechoices. :)

TL;DR - gem away from tourist traps…read more If you walk a bit away from Pisa and take a small side street, you will find this little gem of a pasta shop. Owners are extremely pleasant and food is also excellent. Worth a visit if you want to stay away from tourist attraction and want to go to 'mom and pops' kinda joint.

Ironically, on my travels through Italy I didn't end up visiting all that many bars. Then again…read morethat might have something to do we me ending up drinking at the bars in the hotels that I was at. Well, sort of, some of them, like the one in Rome, didn't have bars, so I went around the corner to this one. Honestly, there really wasn't all that much about this particular bar, not that I could really remember, but at least I was able to get a beer, so that is a bonus.

This is a pleasant restaurant located about 100m south of the Pisa Tower complex. The service is…read moreprompt and polite; food is excellent and the prices are reasonable. People-watching from the outdoor patio is a fun diversion.

Very accommodating and kind staff. While it is in a tourist area, this place is a great find. Would…read morehighly recommend.

This is the teeniest tiniest, blink and you'll miss it wine bar on a very rowdy square packed with…read moredrunk students (that make for excellent people watching). This place has the most amazing wine, beer, gin, whiskey and they do late night snacks until 2:30am. I wish this place was my local forever. The husband and wife who run it are passionate wine geeks. Tell him, in Italian, about your love for wine and ask him wine questions and you will get looked after. Craft beer, a list of wines from small young wine makers as well as the classic Brunello di Montecino. Love love love.

9 Euro All You Can Eat Buffet! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!!…read more Was it this best food in the Italy? For 9 Euros, of course not! Was it decent food and a great value, of course! Chicken, Lasagna, Various Pastas, Hummus, Salad Bar, a bunch of other stuff, and of all the places...THEE BEST BRUCHETTA TOMATOES we had during out 2 week Italy Vacay. My wife and I each ate about 3-4 plates each...with a glass of wine, our total lunch bill was a mere 21 euro! We definitely ate our money's worth...in fact I'm pretty sure they lost money on us. My one piece of advice...eat here AFTER you climb the tower, not BEFORE like we did...it was rough! ;-)

A nice little pub bar near Pisa tourist area which stays open when others close-cold beers on tap…read moreand lots of nice cocktails offered in the day time.

Ehhh that's all I'd say about this place. We ordered a salad and ham pizza. The pizza tasted like…read moreones I would get in the states and I had to fold it like I was eating a New York style pizza. Overall it wasn't bad but also wasn't great. I'm sure there are better places to try if you want a more authentic Italian meal.

If you're looking for stateside pizza you've come to the wrong country. Different regions in Italy…read moredo things their way and this place was no different. Our meal consisted of 4 full sized pizzas and caprese. (think a small in the US) Food was delicious and way more than we could finish. Locals were eating and it was only a 7ish minute walk from the Tower of Pisa. Crust is harder, thin and freshly prepared. Waitress was kind and attentive. Our bill was 73€ and worth every penny. Beer. Pizza. Limoncello, appetizer and waters all around. Wonderful location.

Not really a cafe per se, this place at the top of Borgo Stretto serves excellent local wines,…read moregreat sandwiches served on focaccia and aperitivo drinks (and coffee of course). It's a tiny place, and as such they don't really have inside seating, which can be problematic depending on the weather. If the weather is nice however, there is a covered terrace right on the street. It's great for people watching. Instead of a normal buffet of free aperitivo food, if you arrive after 6pm your drink will be accompanied by a cutting board full of bread, salami, mortedella, cheese and olives. A very nice gesture on part of the super-friendly owner. Prices are very, very cheap. A beer, glass of wine or cocktail are all EUR3. It's a bit hard to find due to the abundance of cafes, bars and shops on the street - look for the red umbrella.