This place is awesome, it's tucked away in a small industrial area, but you dine in a garden. Cool…read moremusic, people and drinks. They brew their own beer and whisky on site. The chef makes modern foodie esq food. Delicious and very enjoyable. The staff speak English if you don't speak Italian. I highly recommend this microbrewery as a must. FYI They sell merch as well.

In the land of wine, CR/AK is a beer lover's oasis! The good folks at Crak are cranking out some…read moreseriously impressive beers. My husband says their IPAs are some of the best he's ever had and I'm a big fan of their lagers, stouts, and sours. They have collaborated with some great Stateside breweries like Other Half and Cigar City. So, those are especially fun beers to try. We love their outdoor beer garden (there is some indoor seating as well) -- lots of seating, dog friendly, foosball table. The atmosphere reminds me a lot of Austin, TX breweries. Parking is easy and plentiful. Not always the case in Italy! They also have a small food counter that serves delicious "brico," bread topped with all sorts of local ingredients such as squash blossoms, 'nduja, sausage, salami, peppers, and more! Be sure to check out their offerings when you visit and order one or two. They are not to be missed!

We had the most fun here out of our whole trip and it wasn't even on the itinerary! We wanted to…read moresit and have an espresso martini. We looked and found this tucked away pub! It was the best espresso martini we've ever had, I'm still dreaming about it now!! Such a fun place, it's welcoming for meeting people and watch football or American football, would have loved to watch a game here!! Everyone was having a great time watching soccer on the tvs! I will visit here every time I'm in Venice!!

Just had drinks here. Bartenders were sarcastically friendly and we loved it. I need 85…read morecharacters to finish this review

Wifey, son and I exploring Bologna during off season - found Baladin - inside of a food court in n…read morefirst floor of - mercato do mezzo. The down stairs (basement level) restaurant was not open yet but they were serving beer just outside of the entrance on the first floor, middle of the mercato. For beers we had a blond and two pale ales. The ales had a nice red color and a great malty finish to them and although high abv at around 8% they went down rather easy. At €4.5 for a medium pour it seemed well worth it. Their were plenty of tables inside to sit at and the food court offered many great selections if you are hungry.

My husband and I are beer lovers. Naturally, when we moved to Italy from Charlotte a few months…read moreago, we were really worried about leaving behind all the wonderful craft breweries in North Carolina. So, you can only imagine our pure joy when we discovered Birrone just a few minutes from our new home in Caldogno! They have an extensive offering (8+ beers on draught and even more in the bottle) with something for everyone. I.E. they had an IPA for my hop-head husband and every other style for me. My favorite was the wheat beer, Cibus. Described as "pane liquido" (liquid bread) on the bottle, it was one of the best beers I've had in a while! And, I'm not just saying that because it's hard to find good beer in Italy. Their Cibus could easily hold its own in the US beer scene. The tap room doubles as a restaurant with lots of tasty Italian versions of bar food. On our first visit, we ordered the Tagliere Misto XL, a cutting board that came heaped with piles of porchetta, prosciutto, speck and cheese. Way too much food for 2-people but it was only €10 so we couldn't resist!

What an awesome find! It doesn't hurt that it is 10 minutes from my wife and I in caldogno. This…read moreplace is perfect if you are looking for a beer and food combo not found too often here in Italy. The tagliere board, meat board, is an incredible value and includes three killer meats for about 10€, unbeatable. The fries are solid as well. They have hoppy beer selections which is not too common in the area. I had a double India Pale Lager and another single IPL. They were both very heavy on the bready malt and had strong hop bitterness with a little boozyness as well. Solid, extra points for willingness to make a high hop beer. Their star was the wheat beer my wife had. It was incredible and since we are only a couple hours from Germany, not a huge surprise their wheat beer was really good. I like this place, it is unique for this area and reminds me of a place you would find in North Carolina.

A buddy of mine and I were looking for a place with good craft beer variety in Bologna. BrewDog did…read morethe trick! It's a little out of the city center, so the parking's a bit better, but only a bit. We both ordered the BrewDog Punk IPA, a standard West Coast IPA, which was decent. I even ordered another. I got the Salmon LT sandwich, a club with salmon as opposed to bacon. Toasted, which is common in this region of Italy. Tasty, although I might have enjoyed it with a little less cream cheese. My buddy ordered the hamburger with guacamole. The burger bordered on raw, but je enjoyed it. Staff was friendly and helpful, letting us sample some of the beers before we ordered. It's a good-sized place with tons of tables, inside and out. We arrived about 6:30, and the place was mostly empty. But it filled quickly after 7 with many folks stopping for a beer and snack after work.

Great place for beer…read more * Cool vibe inside * great beer selection on draft and bottle - many of the same if you have visited other BrewDogs in Roma, Firenze (luv Elvis!) * friendly staff * open at 6pm to stop in before dinner * parking in area - if street parking is full there is an underground garage around the corner Easy 5 stars!!

This restaurant has a prime location along a busy street with plenty of other restaurants and…read moreshops in Venice. They have both indoor and outdoor seating available. We were seated at an outdoor table for two. The menu has plenty of salads, about ten pizzas, and pastas. We wanted a pizza so we asked the waiter how many slices were in the pizza. He said the pizza was for one person only. Although surprised, we took him at his word and I ordered a pizza and my husband ordered an antipasto plate. We also heard him tell this to other patrons nearby. When the pizzas arrived we all learned each pizza had six slices in it. We had the diavolo pizza. It was decent but not great. The antipasto plate had a lot of meat on it, two small olives, and some dry lettuce. There was no dressing on it and none was offered. Again, it was decent but not great. I am sharing these details because I want others to know what to expect.

We stopped by for lunch while doing some sightseeing and shopping - they have a no sharing policy,…read moreso we split a pizza and an antipasto salad which was more than enough for two people. Overall, both were decent though an exceptional. Service was reasonable with the waiter calling my wife "lady." I don't think he meant it offensively, it probably just comes across a bit awkward in translation (ok lady, what can I get you lady, etc.?). Overall, you're not paying for the pizza and salad, you're paying for the opportunity to sit outside and people watch in a wonderful neighborhood of Venice. Pricing including drinks was 45 Euro, which is a reasonable value.

Love this place, whenever my husband and I are craving hamburgers this place always come to mind…read more Its a nice chill place to hang out and eat with your friends. You get a big portion for a good price. The staffs super friendly and speaks pretty good english. If you want a good hamburger and beer check this place out, its open late too.

Cozy Little Eatery and Bar with Tasty Offerings - www.facebook.com/Wanagana.Bo…read more Just off the well-know Via delli' Indipendenza near the intersection of Via Dei Falegeami is this little gem offering huge delicious salads, fresh bread, coffee latte, and 1/2 liter of water mid-day for about 11 Euros. It reminds me of the boutique coffee shops/eateries that can be found near UC Berkeley and in Ann Arbor near the campus of the University of Michigan. On subsequent visits, I enjoyed their panino sandwiches, pastry, and tea. If I lived in Bologna, I would be a frequent visitor here. Also, it opens about 7 am and closes around 11 pm- very unusual hours for Bologna (very appealing to Californians).