More of a young people's place and the Student tapas: the most negroni for the smallest amount…read moreever. Come here to reminiss about the days when mei goring noodles were a stock standard part of your diet and watch how the Italian students get fed. This place puts out a spread of all sorts of things in pizza bread, salad, mystery sausage and mystery loaf to accompany your very very strong, very, very cheap cocktail. There is a restaurant here too but stick to the buffet side. The restaurant has too much red velvet and I don't trust red velveted restaurants. So summing up: Go here for a negroni.

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

Excellent service given the hectic business of the day. Food was good and they offered a decent…read morevariety of local favorites.

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.

Great gin martini! Nice selection of rums and amaro. Warm and friendly atmosphere.read more

From the owner: Best music and cocktailsread more

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.

Nice cafe in Pisa. Clean restroom, excellent options for…read morecoffee. Had a nice espresso and the wife had a frozen coffee drink. Hit the spot as we were on the run...needed that caffeine boost. 5 minute walk from the leaning tower. Service was friendly.

Amazing service and great chicken sandwich. Right next to the leaning tower plaza and has easy…read moreaccess to shopping. Restroom lines can be long

Great aperitivo bar in the medieval heart of Pisa…read more They have a large selection of wine and an outrageously huge buffet of pastas, salads, salami, mortadella, bruschetta and various crostini. To those of you unfamiliar with the concept of aperitivo, the entire buffet is FREE. Just stroll up and take as much as you want! If the weather permits, take advantage of the ample outside seating on the beautiful Piazza delle Vettovaglie. Prices are reasonable. Cocktails (Negroni, Cuba Libre etc.) cost around EUR5, while a Prosecco is around EUR3. I say around because (and this is the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5) depending on the day and the bartender, I've been charged either EUR7, EUR7.50 or EUR8 for the exact same 2 drinks (a Negroni and a Prosecco). I'm not sure if certain bartenders are charging non-Italians more (not an uncommon practice in Italy), but it's pretty hard to get upset when you can gorge yourself on an mountain of free, delicious food. Plus, compared to other countries, EUR8 for a cocktail and a Prosecco is basically dirt cheap. Ah, Italians.so sneaky, yet so lovable.