Great service, good pizza! Eat here every time we are in Bologna. Pizzas are large, so as tempting…read moreas it is to finish it in one siting, it usually goes home with us, where it gets eaten shortly after getting home.

[Short Summ]: You CANNOT go wrong with the pizza!…read more Went here after a long day of walking around and we were happy to grab an outdoor seat immediately. It was especially great for us that it was covered seating, as it was raining all day. We started with some bruschetta. It was forgettable bread but the tomatoes and oil were both pretty good - not amazing. We eat got a pizza, and both fell in love. We went here on recommendation that it was the best pizza in italy (including Naples) and we concur (only thing better is chicago deep dish). Definitely stop by if you have time - you wont be disappointed.

Intro: After exploring Bologna to the fullest, we made our way to Osteria Broccaindosso for dinner…read more Located outside of the heart of Bologna, despite being away from the center of the action, the restaurant was almost full. They didn't have any tables outside so we were seated inside. Service (3.5/5): No WiFi unfortunately which isn't great for an international traveler like me. Standard European service. Not terribly friendly and not terribly efficient but I would say they were a bit more attentive than the norm. They did hook us up with some complimentary limoncello shots which was a really nice touch. Ambiance (3.5/5): A little quieter since it's off the beaten path which I like. A pleasant, homey restaurant. Drinks (4.5/5): We shared a bottle of wine. And the aforementioned limoncello shots. Food (4/5): We went with their pasta for two deal where each person gets three different types of pasta that you choose from six or so options. I love getting a variety of dishes so this was a nice way to do it. Not huge portions given the price but still delicious. The dishes were served to us quickly and we got to try some pastas we had never heard of. Overall: When in Bologna, Osteria Broccaindosso makes for a fine choice. It's a 15-minute walk or so from the center of town.

I can't express how delicious the food and the drinks were! This place was amazing with great…read moreservice and friendly staff! The food was the best I've had in all of Italy. Will definitely go back.

This place has a nice vibe. We were seated in a sort of sun room but it was well heated for the…read morewinter. There were nice Christmas lights. The staff were friendly and mostly helpful. I got a hot tea with lemon, perfect for the cold. We first got the pizza Bella arte, which has a bunch of toppings. I'm not normally a huge pizza fan, but this one was quite pleasant. The crust was thin and the edges had a nice crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. It was flavored nicely and had a good variety. My only complaint would be that toppings weren't distributed evenly. There was a huge one piece of artichoke that comprised a full bite. We also opted for more traditional Balogna dishes: the tortellini en brodo, which was not bad. Soup was seasoned ok, not too salty or too bland. The tortellini itself was simple, with some meat and cheese. Seems like a nice comfort food for those who grow up with it. The tagliatelle al ragú was seasoned well too, although the actual pasta was not as bouncy as others I've had. Not bad though. However at the end we thought we had ordered panna cotta and for some reason it never came. The waiter later seemed confused even though he previously repeated "dessert panna cotta"... so I don't know. But we decided to go without the dessert.... Unfortunately. Maybe a language issue we had.

Final night in Bologna, found good reviews for Belle Arti. Not many people sitting out front on a a…read moreFriday night, but we were asked if we wanted to sit inside in the garden room instead. Several other groups in there, and it's a really nice spot. Food and wait staff were all wonderful. Our group had a mix of steaks, pizza, tortellini and lamb chops, a well as a caprese-style flatbread, and a carafe of red wine. Prices, like everywhere in Bologna, were all a fraction of what you'd pay for a far worse meal in the US, making it painful to leave town.

Great NEAPOLITAN style pizza. Arguably a pretty touristy spot but service was good and ambiance was…read moregreat -- especially in the summer when you're able to sit outside!

We had an amazing lunch at Regina Sofia. We were seated under a large portico. The city of Bologna…read moreis known for their miles of beautifully designed porticos. They protect from the sun, and provide cooling breezes when the weather is right. I ordered the Tagliatelle Alla Bolognese. Husband had a Margherite pizza. The food was delicious! The service was very good too. What a treat to spend a warm afternoon lingering in this beautiful city at Regina Sofia.

On our first night in Bologna we weren't sure where to go and came a cross this place thanks to…read moreYelp. The place was very quaint and the pizza's were delicious. I had the Quattro formaggio and my partner had the pepperoni and asked to add onions. Service was great as well, definitely a great way to start our time in this city.

Lovely pizza and very hospitable staff! Great neighborhood joint and would definitely hit this…read moreplace up again if I had the chance- big menu if pizzas, apps, primi & secondi! Fortunate to stumble upon this local joint..

Got into the restaurant just under the at 1420. Good service…read moreand good pizza and excellent seafood spaghetti. Prosecco. we had a happy lunch. + atmosphere + table cloth + cloth napkins €46.5 for lunch for 2

Great food, felt very local at a great price. Seafood pasta, seafood starter and fish was great!!read more

My favorite cafe so far in Italy! The staff are so upbeat and helpful and their food and coffee is…read moregreat. I came on December 23rd, Tuesday morning and it was packed! A lot of people but the line moves pretty fast. They have Panettone boxes hanging from the ceiling and art work all over the walls. They roast their own coffee in house making really good cappuccino. Their pastries are great too. Since we're here around Christmas, they recommend us getting the Panettone. We got their apricot and chocolate Panettone and it's amazing! Best Panettone I've had so far. Their other savory pastries are great as well. Highly recommend this cafe I hear in Bologna.

Chocolate brioches and the bread are the highlights!! The coffee is also super high quality…read more Service is quick and ambiance is fun. Perfect for sitting at a cafe and doing work.

The food was outstanding. We were a group of 10 staying at the Art Hotel Orologio and tried about…read more7 or 8 different menu items, including various pizzas. Everyone loved their food. While the food was outstanding, the management and staff were even more impressive. I don't believe I've ever felt more welcome and comfortable after a restaurant. Finally, the location, just off Piazza Maggiore, was close enough to feel like part of the festive street scene, but not so close as to be overwhelmed or distracted. 20 thumbs up from our group of Americanos!

This was my last dinner and meal in Italy and in Bologna. It's tucked away on a quieter street…read moreright by Piazza Maggiore. We came in at 1900 and were promptly seated. By the time we left, the place was fully packed. I was craving some fresh seafood, as all of the rich, delicious creamy and cheesy pastas I had been eating were starting to feel too heavy for me. The seafood platter I got was perfect, and I felt the price was very fair for the generous portions of seafood - all perfectly cooked! I wouldn't recommend the side of grilled vegetables for 6 euro, bland and nothing special. My favorite was the sea bream, scallops and shrimp. My husband ordered their lasagna and enjoyed it too, but not his favorite during our time in Bologna. Service was friendly and prompt (especially for European standards compared to what we're used to in the states). Based on our experience, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend La Mela to enjoy for dinner as one of your meals in Bologna!

Right by the bus stop. Took a chance to visit on the whim and I did not regret it. You tell them…read morewhere to cut. Everything is by weight. Got two pieces initially, but then got two more. Absolutely delicious. The crust is so crispy and light. Best meal in Bologna!

Popped in for a pre dinner snack and wow so glad we did. Its looks are deceiving, since it's a a…read morethick crust pizza you might expect a heavy dense dough but man was this pizza so light airy and crispy, pure perfection. We will definitely be going back to try more flavors. They had a vegan veggie slice and a marinara for all the vegan folks out there. Plenty of seating inside and staff all spoke perfect English. Def recommend. Finish off with Gelato Gianni nearby

This has been my dining spot of choice when visiting Bologna the last ten+ years to exhibit at a…read moretrade show. My travel colleagues and I refer to it as The Kitchen. This is truly a family owned restuarant. The father is the chef, the two eldest sons service the dining area, the youngest son stokes the stone pizza oven and the mother oversees the till. What to expect: The main dining area is open and seats approximately 50 and the enclosed patio can seat another 20. The decor is simple but tasteful. The menu is varied and includes a variety of antipasti, zuppa & insalate, pasta, secondi, pizza and dolci options to choose from. Pesce options abound on the main dish menu. The wine list is robust with a regional focus. Service is gracious but you can expect a full dining experience to run 2-3 hours in the true Italian tradition. Everything on the menu is a delight and my personal favorites include the pizza di mare and balsamic steak options which are nearly impossible to find in the U.S. In a nutshell, great food served in a low key atmospherse at very reasonable prices offered up by some of the nicest people you'll ever meet.