For the cost, my stay was OK…read more Ravenna is a small sea city, and my friend and I planned a mini weekend trip to walk around the city of mosaics. The hotel is aptly named, but like many establishments in the city, the hotel was small, quaint, and had an 80s feel to it (so, dated). The room itself was clean and spacious. There were two beds, but one was an awkward queen size and the other was what seemed to be a mini pull-out! The bathroom was well-stocked with towels and nicely heated. Our stay also included a buffet breakfast, but options are much more limited compared to what you expect from US breakfast buffets, and savory options are minimal--- a lot of brioches, sweet cakes, cereals, and yogurt! Savory comes in the form of hard boiled eggs. Our stay in one room was 111 euros (we split the cost amongst the two of us). A bit on the pricey side in my opinion given the quality, but it's what was available. At least it was very close to the station! Note: there is a coupon for 5 euros off attached to a Yelp check-in at this hotel, but they do not honor the coupon, of course...

A wonderfully refined dining establishment where everything has been thought out and focused on…read moreproviding a great dining experience. This wonderful restaurant just steps from the piazza del poppolo is a quiet refined space perfect for a great meal. The interior is housed in an old hat shop where those cabinets now display the wines and provide a very nice backdrop. There is soft piano music playing and the tables are large enough to provide plenty of room for your dishes nor are they packed in. The service is friendly, crisp and professional. The wine list has something for everyone. The bread basket is home made and it shows. We were each given a complementary vegetarian meatball which was very good,We ordered the tortellini with a an aged Parmesan sauce. This is an excellent version of this dish. The tortellini were obviously hand made, cooked perfectly al dente and the flavor worked beautifully with the Parmesan. The veal was perfectly cooked, crispy with the right amount of ham and a nice sauce that fished off the dish. The potatoes were also perfectly cooked and flavored with some rosemary. We tried the tiramisu for dessert. A tiramisu that has been tweaked with a bit more mascarpone and amazing chocolate shavings. Proving a perfect dish can be improved Overall just an excellent experience at a place that hits all the right notes.

Delicious food using ingredients from Ravenna! Wine and food were delicious! In this place a famous…read moreItalian movie was also filmed with Roberto Begnini. Cozy and romantic environment

We stayed at Villa Belfiore on our last trip to Italy and loved the B&B. They had a nice spread…read moreavailable at breakfast including fresh fruits (many of which are grown in their own orchards), yogurt, fresh homemade ricotta cheese, freshly made breads and pastries, and other offerings. Our stay at the B&B included breakfast and dinner. The dinners included wine and several courses... each night they featured a different menu. The owners were very friendly, prices were very reasonable, and we were very happy with the food and accommodations. Molto bella!

Outstanding al fresco dining amid old Ravenna setting! Very welcoming and friendly staff! Owners…read moregreeted all diners and came by to see how we were enjoying our meals. We had the Tagliatelle with their Bolognese ragu (delish) and split a sausage, frialetti and grilled onions pizza! But the real hit were their meatballs with peas and spinach balls served in a pecorino Romano fondue sauce! Both outstanding! All washed down with a bold Sangiovese and my wife enjoying their house white (very dry and subtle)! Wonderful dining! Highly recommend!

We stopped by here based off our hotel recommendation. We were seated outside across from the…read moreentrance to the restaurant. Weather was fantastic and the town was alive at night. It was an amazing atmosphere. The food was good. My monkfish was fresh and tasty. My wife had the blue crab pasta and it was good but hard to eat. The table next to us ordered pizza that looked really good. Worth a stop if you are staying in the town.

I guess this a great place for wine. The food, at lease what we ordered was mediocre. Atmosphere…read morewas very nice; busy with lots going on for such a small town.

Not sure why this place is so popular, other than the building has lots of character. It was super…read morenoisy in the back room, food was meh, at best. Pasta was super thick, like my 10 year old tried to make pasta for the first time, sausage had no flavor.......

We had lunch at Bar Caffe' Corte Cavour after a morning of sightseeing in town. Ravenna is a…read morebeautiful small with churches with fabulous mosaics. While walking around, I took a peek inside the courtyard. It was charming! There were a few empty tables, so we sat in the shade. We had a great lunch. I ordered the Ravioli di ricotta e spinaci con burro e salvia (ravioli filled with ricotta cheese, spinach, butter and sage), along with a glass of house white wine. It's one of my favorite dishes from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The ravioli was so tender, perfectly cooked. My husband had the Carpaccio di bresaola con rucola e grana (beef carpaccio with arugula and parmesan). It was a beautiful display of food. He enjoyed it along with his beer. This was a perfect spot for lunch in a lovely setting.

This place looked sooo nice, in one of Ravenna's beautiful Corti, it feels like a tiny sanctuary!…read moreLovely! We thought. Our friends were allready sitting here, just like they had been for the last 45(!!) minutes, without being served. No stress, they brought their homework so they killed time studying in the peace and quiet of this place. When we came in a group of 8 left, our friends told us they had also been sitting there for half an hour. We took their table, because they finally helped us. We ordered a drink, just a drink, but after another 20 minutes we went away. We cancelled our order, offcourse, because we have manners, and the waitress just shrugged and said "ok". Well, alright. I guess they don't care.

We had a great meal here as a group of 5! The restaurant is much bigger than most in Italy, and it…read morehas a very modern and industrial vibe. Honestly this was the most similar to an American restaurant that we ate at in Italy in terms of atmosphere. Our server was very nice and great at helping us navigate the menu. They do have a really big menu with a combination of Italian and American cuisine. I had the Erry burger and my husband had the Burratomico. I thought the Erry was good but the meat patty itself lacked flavor. My husband really enjoyed the Burratomico which had a huge ball of burrata on it.

It took an hour to have our order put in. Service was quite poor and lackluster. Did not resolve…read morethe issue in any meaningful way. Food was okay but not worth the time and the listed menu price.

Singita is a wonderful restaurant. It is right on the beach. It is very relaxing, and the food was…read moredelicious. It had a great ambiance and the service was excellent. I had a a swordfish dish with pasta in a dill pesto sauce. It was delicious. We also shared fried calamari that included some shrimp. It was crispy and tasty. It's a great place to stop after visiting Ravenna.