Excellent alternative to Italian food in Italy, if you find yourself wanting to change your Italian…read moreroutine for a day, Redondo Iglesias is your perfect alternative. Has extended variety of food and Serrano hams, including the indescribably DELICIOUS Pata Negra de bellota. Tapas, Spanish wines and beers, even charcuterie from Spain packed sou-vid so you can take some home! It's located off the beaten path across one of the oldest churches in Verona. The service is wonderful, friendly, informative and willing to speak different languages :) One of the most important points for me.... is the ESPRESSO!! This place has the best espresso, not the typical Italian blend with a lot of robusta and highly roasted that makes it bitter. This has the touch of the American continent. So lucky to have wonder around on my usual exploration and once again found a jewel. Some times, no plan is the best plan.

Came here to try some traditional Verona dishes, specifically the risotto Amarone, also saw that…read morehorse meat stew is traditional so I tried an alternative appetizer with horse meat raw zucchini and mint, was surprisingly really good, zucchini had a saltiness and zest that brought out the flavor of the meat, tasted close to a tender beef jerkey. The risotto amarone was fantastic. So many layers of flavors that I was tasting new things with each bite, highly recommend. Service was also fantastic and the sommelier was so knowledgeable and enthusiastic

Antica Bottega del Vino bar is perfect for an appetizer. They serve cicchetti and delicious fresh…read morebites. It's located in a cute square and has a very small area for outside seating. The service from 4-6 PM is at the bar for apertivo and at around 7 PM dinner gets started. Their local wine selection is vast and impressive. Check it out and enjoy!

Amazing food! We came late , closer to closing so they couldn't make risotto in time. That's…read moreok... It was truffle night, I went with tortellini with truffle sauce and the lady had spaghetti with truffle. Molto bouno! Great service and food. They have a sister restaurant that we tried and review forthcoming.

Great little restaurant just a little outside of the touristic hotspot around the coliseum of…read moreVerona. Food and service are amazing but you surely need a reservation.

- Locale Destination - It's located nearby the fancy shops…read morebut a bit tacked away from it. Ambiance: modern and casual for Osteria. But the food quality is a Michelin star level. Service: thorough, knowledgeable, pleasant Menu: very creative, traditional dishes with modern & unique (creative) takes. Short yet sweet. - Gluttony Expedition - Breads: it accompanied with albacore dipping sauce. Yum! Amarone risotto: Wow. This simple looking risotto had a full flavor. Amarone is a sweet wine - paired with cheese for heaven! Seasoned and cooked perfectly. Entree portion. You must order for 2. Well worth it! Donkey gnocchi: gnocchi had a great texture - the best I've ever had. I made it before but nothing like this. Wow. Donkey was seasoned so well like demi glace sauce. Awesome! Beef cheek: tender beef was cooked like donkey. Similar flavors to my gnocchi. Seasoned so well. Porcini's pie: the textures - soft, crispy, hard with porcini marmalade. Off the menu - the server knew we were adventurous, so informed us of this ! - Conqueror's Deduction - Don't expect tourist experience here. This was one of the best Italian meals I've ever had in my life. Traditional dishes with their creative twists. Cooking level was truly top notch. Don't be fooled by the casual setting. It's a truly a fine dining experience. Very delicious & unique dishes!

Not your typical tourist restaurant in Verona! I feel this place is best described as casual fine…read moredining. The ambience doesn't feel stuffy but you'll get the same service as a fine dining establishment AND quality! The menu is incredible. We shared several items including the eggplant/goat cheese antipasti, pasta with lamb, and the veal. Everything was incredible! We shared an assortment of desserts, and that was probably the only thing that wasn't great. While everything on the regular menu was FANTASTIC, desserts are not their forte. Also, while they don't have an extensive wine list, their selection is very good!

I'm a brunch-loving American and have finally found a place to go!!! great casual vibes for any…read moretime of day, great food, and the staff is wonderful and so friendly. (Francesca was our waitress and she was fabulous)

Great food and service! Was my go to place during our seven days in Verona for the Operation…read moreFestival. Loved it!

We are in Verona, Italy so hot and exploring the city. This restaurant is part of the strip in a…read moremarket place. Our servers were very understanding, friendly and helpful on helping us what to order. I highly recommend this place when visiting Verona, Italy. I rate this place 5 on courtesy and food. I rated this place 4 due to being a little bit pricey, but that's understandable since we are in the middle of the tourist spot. Also there's no AC, but they have a misting fan which is very helpful for over heated tourist like us. I ordered their specialty pasta which is very good.

Funny name! Delicious food! Kick ass servers! Slow at times but we're talking about the epicenter…read moreof tourism in Verona. The place is crowded, so bare with them! The food has a unique flavor that definitely stands as a landmark in Veronese cuisine. I'm glad I tried it! The bread they serve when you're waiting for your food could use some improvement, though! Come by and share a laugh with the wonderful staff! @francescaMusica

Not busy at all. Sat down and waited for someone to come take my order. I was ignored. Walked up…read moreto bar and ordered. No one came after 10 minutes. As u can see it was very slow no reason what so ever I should be treated like this.

Re Carlo is the Verona equivalent of a sports bar, with very American-ized food and a very stylized…read moredecor. We stopped in for a snack and ended up getting a salad and one of the prosciutto and brie wraps. Everything was fresh and tasty but nothing blew me away. Not much else to say here. The waitress was friendly, though this is definitely a spot for the locals as she didn't speak any English. They played a bunch of pop music, not sure abut you but I tend not to find Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift to be dining music, but what do I know? It's difficult to recommend Re Carlo as you probably came to Italy for more authentic Italian food, and this is more like an American sports bar. Not bad, just not what we wanted.

I was expecting to see some differences between this McDonald's in Verona and ones I have…read moreexperienced in the States. And yes, there are a few localized options but on the whole it is extremely similar. There's a dessert bar at the front with a McFlurry machine and surprisingly, they had macarons on display. That was unexpected. It was originally just curiosity but we ended up placing an order. My friend got Chicken Nuggets and said that they tasted exactly the same as the Chicken McNuggets in the US. I ordered a basic hamburger which is a deal for €1. I had to know if it was the same. And yes, it had the same consistence and tasted the same as the hamburger in the US. Same ketchup, same pickle, same chopped onions. As for the fries, also the same. Other than people around us speaking Italian, and needing to press a button on the kiosk to get English, it was all the same. [NOTE: The McDonald's I went to was on Corso Porta Nuova but Yelp has moved my review to this one and I really don't care enough to try to argue with them.] [Review 16957 overall - 162 in Italy - 473 of 2022.]

Coming from America, I am very familiar with McDonald's. Probably too familiar with McDonald's. I…read morewill say that this McDonald's food is identical to American McDonalds... Maybe even better. Plus, the McAfee is much more developed with quite a few pastries and desserts. If you want to check out American, this is what millions of Americans eat.

What an experience! This restaurant felt like home with the overall look and feel'! The staff here…read morereally made you feel comfortable during our entire visit. The food was delicious including the deserts. To top it off, the owner gave us a tour of his wine cellar which was so unique!! Will be back when I'm in town again! Loved the ambiance here!

A tourist trap. At first excited to find this through Michelin and that it was literally right next…read moredoor to our hotel. In the end, what a disappointment. There were three other tables in the dining room, one with three Americans who just arrived in Italy, a foursome of two couples (non-Italian), and very loud, nonstop Italian talking couple. Very old school South Philly type place. Nothing all that interesting on the menu. They wanted you to have white wine with certain dishes and red with others. The entrees were served with a shaker of parmesan! At 110 euros, over priced for the quality. The salami and cheese plate, featured two slices of the same cheese, plus slices of four meats, one which we said tasted like the most boring deli ham available at any major supermarket. It was followed by pork ribs, which was kind of like pork belly because it was 2/3s fat and 1/3 meat. The little meat available was quite good. It came with a smattering of french fries (maybe 15). Odd and lame. The other was supposed to be Sea Bass, yet as the receipt noted, it was Branzino and totally boring, along with overcooked stew of vegetables (carrots, peppers, zucchini). The bread was appalling by European standards, even American expectations. What's up with that?!?!?!??? First, and probably the only time, using Michelin for dinner recommendation. I wonder how much the restaurant had to pay to get the Michelin star....

We were in beautiful Verona on a day trip from Venice. We parked our car close enough to walk to…read morethe arena and the historic district. When we arrived in town we were all famished for lunch. We stopped by this place as we were strolling around the charmingl city. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming and patient with us and our limited knowledge of Italian. This cozy little cafe and bar was one of the best experiences we had on our travels! The sandwiches here are to die for. The bread was fresh and tasty! I ordered an iced coffee that was perfect for a hot summers day! What a delight to stumble on this family friendly, tourist friendly bar and cafe! We had some questions about the city of Verona and the staff was more than happy to answer our questions and gave us tips on what sites to see and the best way to do that! Wow! Great food, Great service, Great drinks and very patient with American tourists! Thank you for a delightful experience. We highly recommend this place! We'll be back next time we're in the beautiful city of Verona!