A three storey seafood and pizza restaurant in town. Right on the waterfront with lots of indoor…read moreand outdoor seating it's a fabulous restaurant for lunch or dinner. Also extremely popular with tons of people popping in for a meal. Menu is quite extensive and there is all sorts of seafood on offer. I had the crudo misto which was amazing raw seafood. My spaghetti vongole was also delicious. Loved my meal. The pizzas here are also very good. For a high volume restaurant the service is excellent and we sat out on the terrace with stunning views. Really great place for an excellent meal.

Simply amazing freshest seafood, and impeccable service. OMG everything is so tasty. Try tapolozzo…read more(assorti) appetizer. Its ousters and raw seefood

Sant'Orsola Pizzeria has hands down the best pizza I've ever tasted... in my life!…read more From the dough to the toppings, every bite tasted magical. The dough was crusty on the outside (and under the slices), fluffy and light on the inside, and stayed moist even as the pizza cooled down. Unlike Neapolitan pizzerias I've been to in the USA, the sheer size of the pizzas and amount of toppings here were very generous. There was so much cheese! I got the namesake pizza Sant'Orsola, which came with mozzarella di bufala, ricotta, speck, and peperoncino. It was amazing. Their menu is very extensive, with usual selections like Margherita, 4 Formaggi, Diavola, etc... in the €8-10 range, and a large selection of specialty pizzas in the lower €10s. These very large individual pizzas can feed 2 people or one very hungry pizza lover like me... and even then, I had to take half of my pizza home. This is definitely a must-try in the lovely city of Bergamo.

Best pizza I have had since arriving in Iseo! Claudio, the owner, is wonderful. We ordered the…read morelargest pizza (half marg and half with onions). Of course, he has a basil plant available, so your basil is as fresh as possible! He is a Springsteen fan, to boot!!!!

We stayed at the inn connected to this restaurant so got a 10% discount which was a nice little…read moretouch. It was convenient to grab a bite to eat after shopping in town and before taking a little rest before going back out again. I ordered a pizza with fresh tomatoes, burrata, and fresh basil and it was fantastic! My husband enjoyed his sausage pizza as well. Service was good, but like most of the Italian restaurants we visited, it took quite a while to catch someone's attention to pay our bill. That being said, I would absolutely recommend eating here.

Wonderful service and a breeze patio. I had the pizza of the month a sausage and chili pizza, it…read morewas very tasty and the crust had a very nice chew. My wife ordered the burrata pizza it was very creamy

We you think of an old school pizzeria, family owned and operated this is the place!…read moreThey only have 7 tables and only serve pizza beer and wine, nothing else! Pizza was fresh and delicious, beer was cold and service was great

This was my first Italian pizza and I was not disappointed. The prices are very good and the pizza…read morewas superb! The staff seemed a little bit cold towards me since I'm an American tourist, but I attempted a little bit of Italian and they warmed up real quick. There's a ton of choices on what to get on your pizza. The kitchen happened to be closed at the time I came in, but pizza could still be ordered. The house wine is pretty good as well. Easy walk from the Four Points hotel. I would have gone back if I had more time.

Recommended by our walking tour guide of Verona, this place is on the "left bank " (the Rive Gauche…read moreof Verona where many of the working citizens live) this was the best pizza we've had for awhile. No reservations. So we got there a bit early, found a good seat and the place was full within half an hour. The place has unique decor such as the enormous posters to the dining tables themselves. Staff is pretty matter-of-fact. Observing the locals as to whether to use fork and knife on the pizza or hands on. We saw both.

Very good food. Definitely worth the price. Showed waitress the pictures from Yelp and we got the…read morefood we wanted. :D Ivan is the best for people who like a little spice. Nice services. Nice environment. Easy to find regarding location. You can see it right there after crossing the bridge.

Truly a memorable meal in a lovely setting in the hills outside of Milan, this 3 star Michelin…read morerestaurant lived up to its rating. Arriving later than our reservation, we were warmly greeted and seated outdoors under a large awning. There were globe lights that warmly lit the area and the evening air was pleasant. Service was exemplary as one would expect. It's difficult to point out dishes when the meal is stellar but I really enjoyed the foie gras cherry with dark chocolate and the Iranian caviar. It's not fair to single out two dishes when everything was perfectly executed and beautifully presented. The duck was good, also, when I awoke from a brief nap and didn't miss the dish. (It was a long day!) What a great place!

During a stay in a B&B a few km outside Bergamo, we discovered there was a 3 star Michelin…read morerestaurant also a few km outside Bergamo. What luck. So we dropped in for what they call the "business lunch," a 5-course menu at 80 euro plus 35 for the wine pairing. The difference in food quality between 1 and 2 Michelin stars is pretty big. The difference from 2 to 3 is usually non-existent. The reason a restaurant gets the extra star is all the extras. Michelin standards demand them, and restaurants add them, and you pay for them. At Da Vittorio, those extras include the beautifully manicured grounds, the near 1:1 ratio of staff to diners, the real silver silverware, amuse-bouches, and a fun candy trolley that wheels around the dining room. There's also a ridiculous and luxurious bib that they tie around your neck (with total synchronicity between all the people at the table, another hallmark of 3-star service) in preparation for their paccheri al pomodoro, a saucy tableside preparation that doesn't really need to be prepared tableside (again, a hallmark of 3-star service). The best thing I ate was the few pieces of zucchini and roasted potatoes that accompanied a pan roasted sea bass. Don't get me wrong; the fish was perfectly cooked. Everything else was perfectly cooked, or raw, like the seafood crudo with zucchini puree and mint, another highlight. But another difference at a 3-star restaurant is there's some poor cook whose entire job it is to ensure that those little bits of vegetables are perfectly cooked. (They're called the entremetier, and I was one in a past life.) Eating humble vegetables treated with such respect is always a welcome experience. Why 4 stars then? Well, the place is a bit too much like Disneyland or Vegas. Or maybe even New Jersey, when it comes to the decor. They're very focused on Da Vittorio as a "brand;" everything is emblazoned with their logo, even the little purse stools they bring by the table. There's a Da Vittorio in St. Moritz, and one in Shanghai, which tells you how the family that owns the place is (deservedly) cashing in on that brand. All of that forced grandeur was, for me, an unintended and overwhelming consequence of the chase for those 3 stars. Also, they forgot to serve the dessert wine.