This is a lovely hotel on the outskirts of Verona- about 20 minutes by car- which is owned by the…read moreTommasi wine family. It is well appointed with a lovely restaurant, pool, spa, gym and many other amenities. The staff are very helpful and polite. Breakfast has the usual breads, eggs and meats plus sweet cakes. It's not the best breakfast buffet I've ever seen but it does the job. The rooms are designed in an older classic style with lots of dark wood etc. My double bed was form- just what I like- and I slept well- I didn't hear any noise at night. The bathroom is large and comes with a hair dryer, shower gels, soap, and a little vanity set with ear buds and nail file. The shower has plenty of hot water and a decent enough pressure. We had one dinner and one lunch inn the hotel and we loved the food. The gnocchi is epic! Outs easy to organise a taxi into Verona and I think this would be a good option if you fancy being a little out of the city with the spa options and treatments. It's also a good base to check out the wineries in the region. We visited Tommasi which was very interesting.

Whe stayed for three days in the hotel and eat for 3 evenings in the restaurant…read more Depending on witch chef is working no complains about the food however youl will find a minimal quality difference between the chefs. Again the food and service are extremely good!! Advise ... try the union soup its great and the dessert are also my personal favorits!!!

Highly recommend - a must if you are in the area, and honestly worth the drive if you are not. A…read morebeautiful spot with kind and attentive staff and a wonderful chef, who prepared a special meal for our young son and spent as much time with us as our waiter. The food was outstanding and the restaurant itself was charming, with a beautifully appointed dining room and open fireplace where they also cook meats over the fire. A true gem, with a great wine list! Don't miss the limoncello!

Outstanding! We had the most fresh prosciutto paired with an awesome local wine, delicious ravioli…read moreand deserts. Really excellent.

I hesitate to write this review and add Dalla Rosa Alda to the pages of yelp. I want the beautiful…read moretown of San Giorgio and this trattoria all to myself! This is the kind of restaurant which you only find by recommendation of exacting food loving locals. We were lucky enough to meet such a person on our trip to Verona and a tour of the Allegrini winery. No review of Dalla Rosa Alda would be complete without a short descirption of the village San Giorgio. A narrow and winding road brings you to the top of a mountain. (hill?) As far as I could tell the town has a deli, a cafe, a church, perhaps a hotel or two, and this fine restaurant. But, most importantly, breathtaking views of Lake Garda and the Valpolicella region wineries. Here's a brief rundown of the food sampled: Pasta e fagioli soup - I had a bad "bean" experience as a child, so my appreciation for the tender morsels has been slow to recover as an adult. Further experiences with poorly prepared versions of pasta e fagioli in the States hasn't helped. If I was going to learn to love this traditional Italian soup, then now was the time. Here, the soup was perfectly seasoned with firm bites of pasta throughout. Still more bean than pasta for my taste, but the excellence in preparation showed through. My wife loved it. Risotto - As is common in the Verona area, no restaurant will prepare Risotto for you unless you are willing to wait 20+ minutes and order more than 2 plates. This was our last night and we couldn't wait any longer to try it, despite our usual aversion to ordering the same dish. We were rewarded with some of the best risotto I have ever had. Slow cooked beef and polenta - Hugely rich in flavor cut with your fork beef with a side of oh so sticky creamy polenta. Lamb chops - Medium rare in the center, lightly seasoned, perfectly charred bone. Like little meat lollipops. So that's it. A hidden gem, revealed. I'm mostly writing this review for selfish reasons in case I lose the business card. But, perhaps some fellow yelpers will appreciate the goodness that is Dalla Rosa Alda....

Pizzeria and restaurant built within an Austrian fort. Great for dinner in the courtyard on a…read moresummer night. Romantic atmosphere!

This is a local and working person's restaurant. We were driving by on our way to a winery and saw…read morewhat looked like a restaurant with a completely jampacked parking lot and people parking on the street. We turned around and went in. The place was full of locals and we can see why. The menu was extremely reasonably priced with four € for a liter of house wine, four to €11 for full pizzas ranging from simple cheese to those with meat toppings. We ordered a salad to go with and did not know one of the terms on the menu and it turned out to be shredded dried beef. It was quite interesting and the salad was very fresh. The only thing we did not like was that the vinegar served with the oil for the salad was only a thin red wine vinegar and not a balsamic. They also give you the cover charge basket of bread at each table. There is a large dining room inside and a very large covered terrace outside with plenty of tables. If you are in the area definitely stop here for a reasonably priced tasty meal.

This place is absolutely delicious!! Portions are huge, salads and vegetables are extremely fresh,…read morepizza crusts are thin and crunchy, and service is prompt. Definitely go here!