Great food and service. Very accommodating staff. Authentic Northern Italy fare. Must go!read more

La Vecia Osteria del Moro is an historical restaurant located inside an old convent dating back to…read more1300 in the the heart of Pordenone's main shopping street, which showcases many beautiful Venetian-style buildings and speaks for the rich history of this beautiful town. We stopped here for a quick lunch and it did not disappoint! We loved the fact that the menu primarily features regional fare such as the muset (a typical local sausage dish made with the snout of the pig) as well as the baccalà (salted cod). They also have a large selection of local wines at very fair prices. The service was impeccable and the ambience was warm and welcoming. Also, a note about the previous review which was obviously written by someone who is not accustomed to travel in Italy: the charge he mentioned is the so-called "coperto"- a small per head cover charge (around EUR 1-3) that is included in some restaurants for servings of bread, oil, vinegar, salt and pepper at the beginning of the meal. This is perfectly legal and always mentioned in the bill.

Completely awesome! First the international beer selection is off the hook! Bottles and tap from…read moreall over. Excellent. This is a staple from their previous location. Second, the food was great as was the service. I had beef with gorgonzola cheese melted on it. I also got a side of fries with skin on. Probably some of the best chips/fries I've had on the continent! Those of you who know me know I'm a huge fan of chips/fries in Europe! My colleagues changed it up a bit but the beef was a hot menu item for us! The move to the new ligation make a journey there a car ride instead of the nice walk it used to be. All in all still worth the journey!

You may have heard someone call this place "The Guinness". It's in Aviano's main square…read more Aside from having a mouth-wateringly impressive beer lineup for the area, there's some good food to be had here. We enjoyed a grilled meat dish and a surprisingly tasty (if strange looking) pizza (see photos). There's also the location, right on the square.... and a nice courtyard in the back for summer nights. Cheers!

The place is more widely known as "The Guinness Pub" and is THE place to go when you need a good…read morebuzz without driving drunk home. Due to the proximity to the USAF Air Base, 80% of the costumers are Americans, the food and the alcohol consumption are, therefore, tailored to meet their needs. The place has a dehors (both in the front abd on the back yard) as well as multiple floors. Both the personnel and the owner speak English. The king of the castle is the irish beer, but, whenever the owner is behind the counter... the drinks are strong and awesome. The food is so and so, some times it is awesome, other times not so much... but, when the booze and the company makes up for 90% of your night... who cares about the rest!!

Great place in the neighborhood! The place is warm and inviting and the staff is so friendly. I…read morehad the porcini mushroom starter and it's wonderful - lightly seasoned and served in a foil pouch right out of the oven! I got the seafood stuffed ravioli and wow! Nice portions and great flavors. My colleagues got the rabbit and I gotta say they looked pretty happy too. The house red is very nice and well you'll need one or two for the meal. We got dessert too - tiramisu (yeah, I know but it was AWESOME! Topped it off with a Grappa Naturale. Oh boy. Great food and company and its Italy. Questions? Oh all is prepared fresh so expect a wait that is all worth it!

We had a great experience at the restaurant! The food was delicious, the service was on point, and…read morethe atmosphere was very inviting...I expected nothing less from a Michelin Star restaurant. The owner, Diana, was extremely nice and guided us through the menu/drink list. She also took the time to translate the menu until English, Grazie! We will be back :)