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!

A Verona and wine lovers institution…read more Came solo and dined towards the front of the restaurant. Started off with a great glass of Tomassi Amarone that was accompanied with a small salami and mortadella sandwich. Next up was the veal with tuna sauce accompanied with a great basket of bread and an Amarone from a winery called Villa Rizzardi. Finished off the meal with the best tiramisu I've ever had. Great ambience.

The decor here is funky and medieval at the same time, the service is on point and the food is…read moredelicious. The cold cut sampler was a winner as was the pasta stuffed with pumpkin. The mixed bollito entree was hearty but not a dish I'd repeat.

We had to have lunch in the worlds oldest wine bar. We ordered Cappellacci di zucca Ferraresi the…read morefamous pumpkin hats of Ferrara with local wines. Our pasta was beyond delicious, it was sweet and memorable. Service was friendly, informative & prompt. A wonderful meal! The inside was like a step back into history. The wine, instruments, the back garden I felt like I was in the 1400s.

This classic location lives up to expectations. Excellent food. Calm and cool service. Outstanding…read morewine. Come at a time when it is not so crowded, maybe mid afternoon.

Intro: On our first full day in Verona, we were looking for a lunch spot before our reservation at…read moreJuliet's House. Osteria del Bugiardo was located in a good area so we made our way over to this wine bar. Service (2.5/5): Confusing system. There was a wait for a table but no hostess outside. We eventually talked to someone and she said that while there's no list, she will remember our faces and let us know when a table is ready. Not the most efficient system but we waited about 10 minutes to be seated at the bar. Our waiter took care of us pretty well after we got in. Ambiance (3.5/5): Your typical wine bar. Nice ambiance. The only downside for me is that seating at the bar consisted of bar stools. Without back support. Which I have always hated and which hurts my back. It's also pretty tight in there when they're at capacity. Drinks (4/5): Since this is a wine bar, you know what to order. We had glasses of rose. Not the heaviest pour but the price was solid. If you're not looking for wine, they also have things like Aperol Spritz. Food (4/5): You won't find hearty fare here but you will be able to munch on a lot of small plates. I'm talking things like mini sandwiches, croquettes, meatballs, salads, etc. Which is exactly what we did. We shared a couple of tapas between the two of us. It was filling and did the job. I wasn't stuffed but it was good and on the healthier side. Overall: Osteria del Bugiardo is one of the most popular restaurants on Yelp in Verona and it's located in the heart of the city.

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.

We didn't eat at L'Orologio but stopped for a glass of wine before we headed to dinner at a place…read morefurther away from the Colosseum. The dining room was filled with people eating quickly so they could head down the street to the opera. We sat on the two chairs on the sidewalk in front of the window. We slowly drank a glass each of Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Riserva whole we watched the well dressed Veronese head to the opera. Great people watching and great wine -- the best we drank in Italy. If we had had another night in Verona we would have returned for dinner. BTW L'Orologio means "the clock." The restaurant is located by the clock in the city walls, hence the name. Did I mention how wonderful the Amarone is? Deep, rich, complex red wine from Veneto.

Go walk the bridge at castlevecchio; it will be the most cinematic view of Verona you'll see.read more

Ok... How has this place not been reviewed yet?? It's an amazing world class restaurant that…read morehappens to be across the street from a famous Verona landmark. People might think that means "tourista" but it's the place you would propose to your partner, share a special anniversary or in my case be a business man looking for a great meal and even better bottle of wine. I feel like someone's Italian grandmother cooked for me and my Gaudo al Tasso 2008 is remarkable! Don't miss this spot folks!

Great atmosphere, reasonable prices, and fantastic staff!!…read moreWhat more could you ask for? It is always lovely and welcoming and we felt right at home very quickly! 10/10 recommend

We liked this place so much that we went twice in four days! Great atmosphere, attentive service,…read moregood cocktails and tasty food. Our first visit we enjoyed panini. The second visit we tried a cutting board with assorted meats and cheeses.

Nice neighborhood bar with lots of appetizers. They start you out with complimentary potato chips…read more The vegetarian poplette options were spinach/cheese, cacio y Pepe and mixed vegetables and weren't all that great. However, our pastas were both good. I had the spiral pasta with spicy tomato sauce and olives and my friend had the spaghetti with ragu.

Adorable wine shop tucked into a quiet neighborhood just north of the historic center in Vicenza…read more The atmosphere reminded me of an American bottle shop meets a Spanish tapas bar. You can order wine or beer by the glass and they also have a very extensive selection of bottles, too. Their food offerings are all small plates/finger foods/antipasti items. Lovely seating outside and a few tables inside. On our first visit to Vineria Parilon, I had a couple glasses of delicious prosecco (for just €3 per glass!!) and my hubby had a session IPA from Crak, a local brewery near Padova. It's hard to find really great beer in Italy, so this was a happy discovery! We shared a meat and cheese board, which was tasty. Would like to go back for some of their spunciotti. I imagine we'll be back soon and often!

This fabulous enoteca is tucked away in centro Malcesine, yet it feels intimate and insulated from…read morethe tourist hordes. There are excellent wines by the glass and little plates of tapas (vegetables breaded with capers, potato and egg torta etc.) that could make a light meal. The gentleman behind the bar (the owner?) was welcoming and knowledgeable and happy to explain the local wines to us in English (we speak very little Italian). Highly recommended.