We didn't expect to find a craft beer bar in Lucca! It was great! Cool underground seating! And…read morereally fun art all around. Super chill bartender. Good prices. If you like craft beer, try this spot!

Great selection of Italian craft brews in bottles and a few on draft that change frequently. Great…read morefriendly staff. Knowledgeable too. Nice area of town, but away from most tourists when I was there. Strongly recommended for serious beer nerds visiting Lucca.

We stumbled here on the day of the opening. They offered free wine tasting and €1.99 per bottle of…read morewine (Liter) any wine! They get a bottle and pour it right there. You can drink it at their tables. Awesome place!

The owner was very friendly and knew a ton about his local products. He has spent some time in the…read moreU.S. and is fluent in English. We spend an hour or so hanging out drinking wine before heading out to dinner.

This was the very first restaurant we visited when we went to Lucca in March 2019 (my reviews a bit…read moredelayed!). It is a very short walk from the train station and one of the first restaurants you'll see with both indoor and outdoor seating. The day was absolutely beautiful (March 15) and Pierro was our server, he was very attentive and did a great job recommending dishes and wine to go with our meal. The Good: - We had the calzone which was piping hot, and perfectly cooked. We also got a salad with lettuce, black olives, prosciutto, cucumber, yellow peppers and parmesan...it was beyond fresh, even the veggies smelled like they had just been picked from the garden! - We paired this with the house red, which was delicious, my fiancee is not a wine drinker and he really enjoyed the taste (not too tart, not too sweet). The Not so Good: - Because it is a stones throw from the train station prices may be a bit higher than others, but the view is absolutely beautiful of the city and I recommend sitting outside if you do go to take advantage. Extra extra special thank you Pierro for taking pictures for us....we ended up getting engaged at the very restaurant with Pierro as our personal photographer (he did an amazing job!) so needless to say you have two lifetime customers in myself and my fiancee! We hope to see you very soon!! With love from Toronto, Canada.

We stopped in here from biking the wall. I had spotted the cute street on our first loop and on the…read moresecond loop, in need of a drink and food, we decided upon Lo Skianto, mainly based on the large beer sign. We selected a seat outside, facing the carousel and wall, and were promptly served. We picked a salad and a pizza and I got a glad of sparkling wine while hubby got a beer. It was so nice sitting outside watching the world go by in Lucca. Our pizza was fantastic! We picked Quattro stagione and added sausage and are soooo glad we did. The sausage was amazing! This pizza was really terrific and we ate every bite. Our salad was also good - I don't normally care for boiled eggs but the ones on this salad were tasty. It was a fresh salad and lived up to its name as a large salad - definitely one to split! It wasn't until I went inside that I realized this must be a place famous people patron due to the signed memorabilia lining the walls. I can see why - it's fantastic! Great service, fab prices, yummy food, delicious drinks, fantastic views - a perfect stop when in Lucca, whether biking or not!

You are around 6 years out of date.. Bar no longer exits but…read morethe shutters are still there in the foors above!

The service was amazing. They completely catered to us. The wine they helped us decide on was…read moredelicious. The hand made asta was so tasty. The salad was huge and so fresh. The restaurant was enchanting and the waiters were so kind. We will have such great memories of our time there.

9 Euro All You Can Eat Buffet! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!!…read more Was it this best food in the Italy? For 9 Euros, of course not! Was it decent food and a great value, of course! Chicken, Lasagna, Various Pastas, Hummus, Salad Bar, a bunch of other stuff, and of all the places...THEE BEST BRUCHETTA TOMATOES we had during out 2 week Italy Vacay. My wife and I each ate about 3-4 plates each...with a glass of wine, our total lunch bill was a mere 21 euro! We definitely ate our money's worth...in fact I'm pretty sure they lost money on us. My one piece of advice...eat here AFTER you climb the tower, not BEFORE like we did...it was rough! ;-)

A nice little pub bar near Pisa tourist area which stays open when others close-cold beers on tap…read moreand lots of nice cocktails offered in the day time.

"No pasta. No pizza! This place is my favorite for panini…read more You order using the QR code on their business card. The pulled pork, or the pastrami is fabulous! The meat is served on a crunchy, orangeish bun which is due to the use of turmeric, an Indian spice, they will tell you. Also you can have a Hugo Spritz here which is so much better than the fancy looking Aperol. It gets crowded by 12:30 for lunch or by 8:30 for dinner because there are too many people in the know! You can sit outside under a large umbrella or inside if it is raining, but I want to look out over the pizza and the carousel which closes at 7:30 When you are ready to pay take your drink receipt inside to the register.

The vegetarian salad was a creative dish which belied the usual unimaginative approach to antipasti…read morein Italy. The mixture of nectarine, walnuts, olives and Gorgonzola was at turns surprising and delicious. It could have used more of those ingredients to balance out the sheer volume of lettuce, but that's a quibble. Eating under their umbrellas during a rainstorm was a lovely way to spend an afternoon.