One of the best wine bars in Santa! Great views, and you get free snack service with drinks you…read morebuy-- and they don't disappoint! An amazing selection of cocktails and wines, plus a fun local vibe

I LOVE this place!! Every time my husband and I come to Santa Margherita We have to come here. Sip…read moreon a Wonderful Rosè with a few little apps they give you while sitting on a pillow over looking the port, next to an old little castle.

We went here for our only meal in Genoa. We ordered off the menu since I wanted fresh food and not…read morestuff that was sitting there. I got an arugula pizza and my wife got spaghetti carbonara. The pizza was good though could've been crispier. My wife enjoyed her spaghetti. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. Prices were reasonable.

Commenting on the buffet: This place has an open buffet from noon to midnight, and it's excellent…read more One drink & the all-you-can-eat buffet costs only 7.90 euros. And they have everything you can ask for: fried snacks (French fries, fried potato skin, fried mozzarella & vegetables, and pizza squares), many different types of seafood salads (chickpeas with surimi -an absolutely delicious fish paste-, boiled potatoes with calamari, shrimp, mussels..), grilled seafood, two different pasta dishes, a giant wheel of parmigiano reggiano, slices of prosciutto, bean salads, fresh salad, fruits cups and one type of dessert. Their food is delicious, fresh, and filling. And it's definitely possible to find light & healthy options! This place became my favorite lunch spot very quickly. I must mention that the service is great--the waitresses already recognized me and knew my order by the second time I ate there!

Really nice place with magnificent view but 2 beers 18€ I mean common.... It's not Swissread more

Nice reward at the end of a long hike up the mountain. The views are stunning and the ambiance is…read moreperfect. Light music and good drinks, although pricey, makes the walk worth it. It is a quintessential Italian experience.

We had four shared courses that were all delicious. Christoph' service was perfect. If you're…read morelooking for good tasty food, good atmosphere and great service this your place.

We ordered the 5 course Chef Surprise meal. Best meal we ever had. Each course was delicious and…read moreunique with excellent presentation. Wait staff was friendly and professional. When in Genoa you must stop here for dinner.

The venue is spectacular. Very little can compare To the…read moreview of Porto Venere and the La Spezia harbor. And the food is as good!!! Fresh fish, lobster and shellfish were unbelievable. Wine list is spectacular and the staff could t be any better. Can't wait to go back!

When I look back on my time here in Portovenere I will certainly never forget the experience at…read moreTorre. The people here care about your experience and they go all the way to make sure you have the best meal and experience possible. Then there is the fact that you are dinning in a 13th century building in a town that dates back to the year 100 b.c. when it was a Roman fishing village. Now it is home to colorful buildings and fine dining at Torre. The food was amazing, and seriously...THE BEST Tiramisu of my life. The guys that run this place are super nice as long as you follow one easy rule...be chill and take the time to slow down and live the way the Italians do. Viva la Vita is the way to go. The seafood...fresh and delicious. The wine...Italian and delicious. The views...breath taking. The sounds...soothing. The rest is up to you. I Love you Italy...grazie mille!

The Torino Airport is kind of a dinky airport. It's a bit outdated, but has adequate shops and…read morerestaurants to not spend too much time in. Anyway, coming upstairs to the orange Aperol colored Piemonte lounge, there was a line out the door. The wait wasn't too bad and I suppose it's better to let people know it's full than try to squeeze in people instead. Most of the reviews were underwhelming. I am here at 7pm writing this review and it's getting cleared up now. I'm giving it 4 because the buffet was better than I thought. Maybe it's my first time in Italy and in general this country has good produce and ingredients. But for me, some items surpasses the typical crappy, salty airport food. Grilled eggplant with basil and olive oil, mozzarella, cakes and vegetable dishes were fresh, tasty and delicious. Bare in mind, after 20hrs of travel and still going, I'm just happy to see fresh veggies. My Aperol spritz, great! It's not a fancy lounge, but it hits the spot for my priority pass usage. TL;DR - unexpectedly decent drink and food selection. Don't bother coming up if you want just want to sit or work.

First time in Piedmonte lounge in Turin airport…read more The lounge is accessible for those travelling business class. When I first arrived, it was empty. Plenty of seating, a wide variety of European newspapers, food and a full bar service await. It definitely beats No.1 lounge in Gatwick which is crazy busy and full of kids. I get the impression that the Piedmonte lounge is only for those with Business class tickets or relevant level airline loyalty cards, not pay and enter like Gatwick. Sounds snobbish but if you want peace, quiet and not to have kids running around then this is the place to come before your flight. Clean, tidy and great service then if I'm back here (hopefully business class!) then I'd happily hang out here pre-flight.

The drinks were ok. If you want a bar, that's a little more out of the way of the tourist area,…read morethen this is your place. BUT DO NOT GO HERE FOR FOOD. It was pretty clear when we got there that it was a bar, and that the food would be minimal - but we didn't expect it to be as bad as it was. We ordered a lasagne al ragu which tasted boring (I am pretty sure I could make a better one myself, I should expect better from Italy), a spaghetti al mare which turned out to be undercooked risotto with frozen seafood and it looked like cat's vomit on the plate, and the schnitzel, which was as hard as a chip, inedible, served with a pathetic excuse of a salad with dried out carrot and limp lettuce. After a complaint, this was replaced with chicken bits which looked more like old mussels with a bit too much spice. The service was pretty terrible also, there were only three tables in the restaurant, and the main waitress did not serve anyone without them motioning to her, and the service was slow and many mistakes were made. We asked for water, which didn't turn up, and then when it did, it was a tiny plastic bottle, barely enough for two, with only two glasses where there were three people on the table (and it was clear it was water for the table). One of the tables in the restaurant were clearly good friends of the owners, and she paid far more attention to them than anyone else. She was giving them hugs and kisses, and while this is not acceptable to start with, she didn't wash her hands afterwards, and then continued to make drinks and serve food. She also was far more interested in lighting the candles for the tables than serving her customers. At the beginning of this review, I said don't go here for food, but really I would suggest you don't go here at all. There are plenty better restaurants in La Spezia that are 3000% percent better and half the price.