The food, the service, the ambiance! Everything was top notch! The view is amazing. If in the area,…read morea must visit.

We arrived in Santa Stefano on a Monday and upon looking for somewhere to eat were in for a bit of…read morea surprise when literally everyone BUT Salis was closed making Salis are only option. We arrived at the restaurant as soon as it opened to be informed that without a reservation we couldn't be seated (there was no option to reserve online and no working US phones between my sister and I that could call-out) Despite this, the staff was kind enough to allow us to be seated on the terrace and provided us blankets to use as it was very chilly the evening we went and they weren't even seating people on the terrace for dinner service. I guess you could say we were the black sheeps of their dinner service that night :) Our pasta course and main meat entree course were both absolutely delicious. We started with the maccheroncini pasta with lamb ragu and mushrooms that was out of this world. Then we moved on to veal cheek that was served with a carrot puree and some type of celery based cream. All of the flavors when combined in one bite perfectly accented the veal (which was cooked to a tender perfection.) For dessert, upon our waiter's recommendation, we had the pistachio lava cake with homemade lavender ice cream which unfortunately ended an otherwise delicious meal on a flat note. Our waiter said he felt it was the most underrated dessert on the menu but I feel it's just the most undesirable. The hot pistachio lava center was just TOO much pistachio for me and the lavender ice cream left something to be lacking. Unless you just REALLY love pistachio take a pass.

Treat yourself to a dinner at Al Ponte, enjoy the beautiful view of the city from the patio and you…read morewill not be disappointed because the food is excellent! Our waiter was attentive and offered suggestions that made our experience here memorable and fun!

Love the place. The…read moreyoung girls serving are so nice and being that my Italian is weak it is great to have Marco the owner to explain certain dishes. The food is consistently good as well as the atmosphere.

It's a place we happened to just"run into". Staff was wonderful and very helpful with what to…read moreorder. I feel I've had a lot of really good pizzas. This was by far the best I've had. I asked the waiter for a recommendation on what to order. I wish I knew what pizza it was but I do have a picture I'll upload of it.

Woah. Goodness gracious. Run, don't walk. Best food ever. Order a pizza and the ravioli. You won't…read moreregret it.

Delicious food, great and friendly service. Their pasta is especially exquisite.read more

Large choice of local pasta's. We tried a few and it was great…read more Friendly service! Nice location.

This restaurant is adjacent to the medieval walls in the Piazza Fiere. We sat outside next to the…read morewalls for dinner. We ordered several different pasta dishes, beef carpaccio, and horse meat (really?). The wines were good. The waiter was very attentive, and the manager helped out when needed. This place has great food and great value. I recommend this place.

Love this place! Super cute restaurant with very friendly owner/staff. They have English menus. The…read moredining room has a homey rustic feel and you feel like you are going to an Italian home for dinner. You can tell all or most of the pasta dishes are homemade. The suace and spice on the food is done just right to highlight the flavors of the food. The chicken was moist and tender, not at all chewy, that allowed the flavor of the olive oil and truffle to really shine. Deliscious food, friendly place, I highly recommend it. In fact, I'm going back again soon bringing more friends.

Possibly the best views from anywhere in Asolo. The menu is concise as the kitchen is small, but…read moreyou will not be unhappy with the quality. A nice lunch spot preferable to losing the view at night dining. Give it a shot.

Did you ever fantasize about walking into an incredibly beautiful painting? Well walk in to the Due…read moreMori and onto the terrance that looks out over the hills of Asolo-- you're there! And the food is SO authentic and SO wonderful. Many years ago I spent two months in Asolo-- in summer course for singers. The Due Mori was one of our favorite dinner spots. The hostess (maybe owner at the time, was a dynamic red-headed Italian diva (in the good sense) named Gabriella. I can still see her smile. Of course I've been back many times since those student days. The place carries on the tradition-- this is the real deal! Bravi tutti!! Gabriella is probably smiling down from an eternal terrace and saying "Va bene!" Everything's fine... but really, better than fine.. I remember the open wood fire with a grill on it-- and things roasting....and pastas to die for-- and first conversations with young singers from various countries struggling with our only language we had in common-- Italian! We communicated and we dined in this painting. (And we were spoiled forever!) Si mangia bene qui!" One eats well here-- But take your time. Savor it-- the food, the view, the people, the place. This place is special--