Mediocre place at best. I started with a board of cold cuts and cheese which were crude and not of…read morethe best quality followed by a pasta drenched in oil which sat in my stomach long after. If you sit outside there's a great view of the tiberius bridge but otherwise there are better places in the neighbourhood. J

This restaurant not only has consistently fantastic food but it has a great atmosphere! It's a…read morevery relaxed chill at home place. I never feel rushed. The staff is friendly, warming, and knowledgeable. They give great food and wine recommendations. We've been 2 times and were remembered on our second visit which was a month later. We can't wait to return.

Once upon a time, getting a beer in Italy that wasn't crap commercial lager meant getting a crap…read morecommercial "doppio malto" that added some caramel and maybe 1% ABV to their standard product. The alternative splurge, was finding a bar that served some pedestrian Belgian blonde, like Grimbergen. Green River, though, is the hugest slam dunk triumph of craft brewing brilliance - - it is hard to imagine such a bold, amazing tap line up in this country. I stopped by other places in town and the more adventurous beer bars tend to have the typical "we are expanding our palate" approach - - they got a hefe, they got an amber, a pale ale, they may even have a stout (shrieks from the audience). But Green River has a bitchin' line up representing a full range of styles, from a low-abv "salty ale" (a Gose?), to a fab imperial IPA, and three with ABV over 10%. This is not a cautious, milquetoast approach to "an introduction" to craft beers - - it is a slam down seizing it by the jugular. And most of this big-time line-up of taps are Italian! It is not soaking in atmosphere, this place, it is soaking in first-class suds. Totally, totally, the bomb for beer in Bologna.

Tuesday 28 July 2015. 3.2 footcandles lighting, 65 dbA noise. Very quiet, one other customer. 8…read moreof the 14 beers listed are available, bartender could not care less, but gives samples and serves pints. Black IPA is a surprise, other good Italian beers, Bologna and Piedmont.