Need a break from too much wine and craving great cool beer in a small brewery - local…read moreenvironment?? This is (still) the place! Open Monday - Saturday at 4:30/5pm (if door is closed drive around back and check office to open up), also check out their facebook page for more info. Wifey, doggy. and I give this an easy 5 beer-mug rating !!!

Need a pasta break, or just tired of 3 hour dinners? Or want a good foreign beer? This is the…read moreplace for you. The burgers were amazing (they have about 20 on the menu) and they have three different veggie burgers. Their fries have a really interest shape to hold whatever you like to put on them. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are nice and helpful.

Fantastico We have been to this great restaurant (3) times…read moreand love it! So many choices for hamburgers, including vegan and don't forget the fries. Chicken with a curry sauce is awesome. Specials, ribs, pasta and more. This perfect Spello Centro location, with its stone interior, trendy music, is a stop not to miss. Oh, wait till you see the beer (birra), wine (vino) and alcohol. This brother and sister team is awesome in the kitchen and with service. Grazie

As a beergetarian, I had to stop in the Cortona craft brewery during our visit. Overall, I think…read morethis is worth a stop when you are here. I tried the NazionAle, a blonde ale, and the ColoniAle, an IPA. The NazionAle was easy drinking, what we would call a lawnmower beer in Florida, something for hot days, or socializing without getting messed up. The ColoniAle was a decent IPA, a little less hoppy than the typical IPA that I am used to drinking in the US. There is a full menu available, but we had already eaten earlier, so settled for fagioli cannellini alla'olio (cannellini beans in olive oil), and a pretzel (brezen) with nutella. The beans were good; the pretzel was seemingly stale, and a little tough to eat. The place is warm and intimate inside. There are some seats at the bar, but seating is typically at tables. Service was typical of what we have experienced in Italy, which is to say, not very attentive; I had to flag down a server to get a second beer. But, it is something I am used to having travelled to Europe several times.

My wife and I visited due to the close proximity to our hotel. It was down a hill and just a block…read morefrom the main piazza in Cortona. The restaurant is quaint, charming, and cozy and located in quieter part of town. An expansive selection of craft brews as well as wines were offered. My wife and I ordered the insalata mistas, Ravioli di Pecorino Salvia, and the Pici Al Ragu. We were very pleased with our selections and the all the dishes met our satisfaction. The ravioli was served hot and fresh with a pecorino cheese, sage, and walnuts. A nice change, creative, and delicious. My Pici was al dente with a very tasty red duck sauce. Perfect combination of Ragu and pasta. The service was very good and friendly. The prices were reasonable. Overall, it was a very good dining experience and worth the visit.

Birra BVS was an amazing stop while we were down in the Tuscan wine country! Right now he is listed…read moreon air B&B as an activity (www.airbnb.com/experiences/367971) and i highly recommend checking it out. Antonio gives you a full tour of his brewery and then a very generous tasting. I love how passionate he is about pairing his beer with food from the area which he gives you to eat with the tasting. This a very intimate experience and is a nice break from the wine scene. His beer is very reasonable prices and comes in two sizes. Our group really enjoyed the XL strong ale. All of his beer has a great story and flavorful taste. The place is easy to find and has plenty of parking. If you are in the area look Antonio up on Air B&B and schedule a trip to this great brewery.