A gorgeous bar in town. Located at the back of the fruit and veg market, this place has charm,…read morecharacter and looks amazing when you step in. If old world charm and coziness is your thing, you will love this bar. They do have a food menu and lots of drink options. We ordered a bottle of wine to share and an order of carpaccio to share. The recommendation of the wine from our waitress was amazing and we all loved it. The carpaccio was also extremely good and I enjoyed it very much. Service here is very good and friendly and it was hopping at lunch time. All in all a great experience and I would come back here in a heartbeat. It's a gorgeous bar in town.

Stopped by Bolzano before heading down to Trento. Just wanted a simple lunch. I was worried we…read morewouldn't find anything as some places close at 14:00 or 14:30. Partner found this place, it's got a good vibe, as it is near the fresh market and there are lots of passers-by. Also the servers are multilingual - so far as I could see they spoke Italian, German and English, which is helpful. There were daily specials - partner took the fusilli with tomato and eggplant (€9) and I took the tagliatelle with chanterelles (€12). Homemade, delicious and flavoursome - perfect pasta! And in my opinion, good value! Definitely stop by if you're in Bolzano/Bozen!!

Although this rooftop bar was reserved for an event at 20:00, the staff allowed my small group to…read moreoccupy its own corner out of the way when we walked in around 19:30. There was a gentle rain falling, but the space was covered and felt cozy. I loved the soft twinkle lights, the bean bag chairs, and the cool bar - everything was very hip. The waitstaff were beautifully dressed, efficient, and friendly enough (they also spoke perfect English). The bar snacks were good, and the cocktail menu was among the more interesting that I've seen. I loved my drink, which combined champagne and a rose liqueur. I suggested that my friend try a scotch-based cocktail infused with lapsang souchong tea. I knew that it would be strong and smoky, but I wasn't prepared for how delicious it would be. I kept sneaking sips. I would love to visit this bar again if I ever return to Bolzano!

Really trendy bar at Bolzano, for the moment the Bar is closed. You can enjoy the magic drink also…read moreat the Laurin Bar, where one of the best bartender is waiting for you with amazing drinks. Mr. Lechner Ernesto, the Starbartender is waiting for you, the drinks and special sparkling wine arunda was so great

Yum yum yum, had a nice romantic dinner here and you could tell it was all natives!!!!…read more That's always a good sign and the food was fresh. Not the best place and the 4 stars (vs 5) is for the price.

Stopped at this cute German Pub, we loved it! Super cute divey bar with a cozy atmosphere inside…read more It was so good too. The only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars is because a lot of the things on the menu said gluten free and definitely were not which was hard for my friend with celiac. But other than that it was great! Definitely get the apple strudel.

Came here for lunch because it was a brewery. It was pretty crowded and had to put our name on the…read morewait list, but were seated soon after ordering a beer at the bar. All 4 beers (Helles, Dunkel, Weizn, and Winter seasonal) were great. Started with a platter of thinly sliced speck (yum) and then hubby dove into a crispy-skinned pork shank and I dove into a goulash with local speck canederli (basically beer & bacon-infused dumplings). The dumplings were flavorful and perfect for sopping up the saucy goulash. I loved that this venue started out as a tavern, then a café, and finally a tavern again. Beer stills are behind the bar, and a number of cozy dining rooms connected off the bar create the perfect intro to South Tyrolean quaff & cuisine!

Decent afternoon bar. Drinks are good if a bit on the expensive side. The terrace is cozy and nice…read morethough!

Really odd little place with personable staff. The owner, Cobo, wasn't there but he is apparently…read morequite the character. The food is really good... from what I could tell, it's mostly salads and bruschetta but many different kinds. We had the gorgonzola and speck bruschetta I think. We went back the next day for more. I think it's only outdoor seating (under umbrellas and shade fabric). I doubt the area would accommodate more than 25 people but I'm guessing it's the kind of place that does not stand on formality and if more people show up, they will get squeezed in somewhere. The place used to be a fish market and there are two huge old marble fish-cleaning counters (fish banks???) that are very cool but seem like they take up an awful lot of space though I'm sure they are lines with food and drink when things get busy. This is where we were introduced to the Aperol Spritz, a popular low-alcohol drink popular in northern italy, made with Aperol (an orange-rhubarb Camparis-like aperitif) and proseco. Every other table had one of these... and they really are a good thing. This is a very specific kind of place... bohemian, quirky, low key... but have an aperol spritz (and a couple of beers) and kick back and watch the locals and tourists drift in and out of the place.

Nussbaumer creates very large and fresh pizza using ingredients that are well sourced. Any pizza…read moreyou order is a good choice, but try the margehrita or a spicy pizza for your best bet. The wine selection is also large and well curated. The interior is chic anda little tight, but there's also an outdoor patio in front. Staff speaks English and the restrooms are clean.

Great modern, elegant ambiance. Multilingual waiters were super friendly. Pizzas were unique and…read moretasty. The Lake Breeze with anchovies and lemon oil was fantastic.

Racists? I had a bad experience. As a colored person I would have been seated at the back of the…read morehotel. Even though they had three free seats at the terrace. I felt uncomfortable and left the place. It's a beautiful place that's why I gave one star

Italian version below…read more This is a very special place, it's one of my favorite in the city. The wine is actually good and cheap. Also you can have some food here, there are some small sandwiches (fish, meet and vegetable one)... The bruschette are also very good. Questo é uno dei miei locali preferiti in città, il mood è molto tradizionale scuola veneta, i il vino è abbastanza buono e relativamente economico. Si può anche mangiare qui, ci sono dei piccoli spuntini, semplici pezzi di pane accompagnati con pesce o carne p vegetali. Qui fanno anche le bruschette che sono particolarmente buone.

From the owner: Mescita e vendita vini locali e nazionali, grappe, degustazione tartine, bruschette, specialità…read moregastronomiche del triveneto