WOW! Bibenda in Assisi is incredible. We had an amazing experience with Nila doing a wine tasting…read more Nila is very generous with her tasting pours and is so thorough with details about each wine. We had our favorite wines with Nila! Nila was also so kind to our 3 teenagers and made sure we all had plenty of cheeses and meats to taste. We keep talking 2 weeks later about the goose meat (delicious!) If you want to meet an incredible Wine Master -- You must stop by Bibenda and spend some time with Nila. Inside The tasting room/wine shop is cozy and there is also outdoor seating. It is an unforgettable Italian experience.

Went here for a school sponsored wine tour! Nila was so kind and very knowledgeable about the wines…read moreshe presented to us. She let us smell rocks and soil samples which come from different places around the work where wine is grown including California, Sicily and Argentina. Her shop is very beautiful and inviting. Can't recommend this place enough!

It's like home away from home in Orvieto when you meet up at the Blue Bar! Anthony welcomes you and…read moreeven serenades you--if it's not too busy! Cozy, warm and friendly, great drinks and an awesome history. You just don't want to leave!

A hidden gem down a quiet street. Super friendly owner Antony creates a welcoming and fun…read moreatmosphere. Fluent in multiple languages and might even pick up his guitar! Chat with locals and relax in a chill setting.

Nice bar with a huge terrace and an amazing view. Drinks are good. This was the only place we…read morehave found fresh brewed ice tea so far. And the hot chocolate is quite good. Drinks are served with snacks in the early evening.

Looking for Ice cream, spritz or a bier with fantastic views? This is the place for you to relax in…read morebetween mid evil city touring. What a peaceful gem

Fantastic service, great wine selection, delicious pecorino. The view can't be beat, either. A…read moresuper find in sleepy Pienza.

We've been very fortunate to have been able to travel to Tuscany on a number of occasions. Pienza…read moreand Il Casello have become regular stops for us. We always have a drink before dinner (usually at nearby Latte di Luna), sitting outside, taking in the view of the incomparable Val D'Orcia and talking to the friendly patrons of the bar. Staff is hospitable and the memories are indelible.

This was an unexpected find in a non English part of Italy. The beer was fantastic with. Great…read morevariety from local to varied countries. Our waiter was very helpful and very knowledgable to beers. The food was good the beer excellent.

Elfo Pub is an absolutely fantastic beer-centered pub down a quiet little alley off Piazza…read moreNovembre. Completely unpretentious with one of the most incredible selections of European beer I've ever seen! Vintage Belgian ales, gose, sours, lagers, a little something for everyone...so long as you're a fan of European styles (which I am). If you're looking for Heineken or Kronenburg, this might not be the spot for you. But if you're looking for a purely unique, artistic, comfortable pub with an amazing selection of beers and a very friendly and knowable bar staff, you've come to the right place!

My favorite Perugia pub has a large selection of local and international craft beers - over 100…read morebottled beers, plus ten rotating ones on tap with an amazing variety of different styles. During my first three nights, I did tastings of the nine tap brews which interested me. And was lucky: The following night, some of the tap beers had changed. The staff is very friendly and - as in all good craft beer pubs - offers free sips of the tap beers you are not sure of. Elfo Pub is hidden in a little side street, but it definitely is worth looking for.

If you want at taste of typical Fano seaside lifestyle this is the right place to go…read more The 'Bar Giuliano' (also known as 'Caffè del Porto' by locals) is a great place to grab a bite, a drink or even simply a coffee. Here they also serve the very good and typical 'caffè con Moretta'. The Moretta is an anice and rum based liquor (invented in Fano) which is heated with sugar and a slice of lemon peel... Once heated, it is poured in a little glass and then the coffee is added. The Café is also a great stop after a long light out. Open all day and almost all night long, from 4 am onwards they have a vast selection of sweet and savoury pastries and sandwiches. The long opening hours are also due to the fact that since many years this has been the meeting point of the fishermen, who need to gather energy before a long day at sea. Definitely a must if you come to visit Fano.