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.

Lovely setting-tiny inside but oozes charm and quaintness...outdoor seating as well. Enjoyed a…read moresandwich ...porchetta amor. Good place to take a rest, enjoy a quick bite and a beverage in a beautiful piazza in Lucca.

A pleasant little place right next to my favorite pasticceria! The waiter is so friendly and…read moredelightful.

The food was great. A very small menu, but everything we had was excellent. Eggplant Parmesan and…read moregreen lasagna. Beautifully prepared. Wine offerings very good. We also loved the Paloma zero. Refreshing, delicious and not too sweet. We went there three time while staying in Lucca. Will definitely go there again when we return to Lucca.

A beautiful wine bar with a small hidden backyard. It's a perfect place for an afternoon break or…read morehaving some great wine to finish the night after dinner. The owners / hosts are so lovely. They speak English as they used to live in Australia. They are happy to recommend you their best wine selections. The wine bar has a nice atmosphere with great music in the background (jazz, funk). It is perfect for a date night or just having a good time with lovely friends.

This wasn't a dinner. It was an EXPERIENCE…read more In the most serendipitous way, we managed to snag a table at Osteria da Pasquale during one of their wine-pairing events, and it turned into one of the most memorable nights of our trip. When I called to make a reservation, I spoke directly with Pasquale, the owner, who kindly explained that they weren't taking regular reservations that evening because they were hosting a wine pairing with a fixed menu. It wasn't exactly what I had in mind or expected, but we decided to go for it... and holy moly, am I glad we did. We've done plenty of fixed-menu wine pairings before, and honestly, the success rate is about 50%, so we went in a bit skeptical. This, however, was truly one of a kind. Incredible food, even better wine, and, best of all, an unforgettable ambiance fueled by Pasquale himself and the incredible group of guests who happened to be there that night. Pasquale is wildly passionate about good food and great wine, and watching him in his element was a joy in itself. We tasted local wines ranging from wonderfully affordable bottles to others costing hundreds of euros, and every pour came with a story, a laugh, or a spark of excitement. And when I say wine pairing, I don't mean the kind where you get two polite drops and that's it The wine flowed freely, just as fast as the laughter from everyone lucky enough to attend. The energy was chaotic in the best possible way. As two tourists, it felt like we had stumbled into a friend's dinner party. At one point, it genuinely seemed like everyone already knew each other and somehow, by the end of the night, so did we. We loved every second of it. All of this to say: if you ever see an event or wine pairing at this restaurant in the beautiful city of Lucca, don't hesitate to book it. Thank you, Pasquale, for an unforgettable experience.

Best meal of our trip! Well run restaurant with great staff and fantastic food. The house wine…read morewas with the owner's label and great. And the owner welcomed us and poured it himself. You might get an outside table if you go early otherwise make a reservation a few days ahead. The mushroom ravioli in cream sauce was delightful and complemented with my wife's medallion of veal. Wonderful little place!

Cool spot to chill after walking/biking Lucca. Wine. Crostini snacks. Come for good vibes & wifi,…read morethis is not an actually restaurant or full bar.

Great place, great athmosphere based on a unique bicycle tapas bar concept…read more Nice tapas, drinks and personnel! I'll be back!

This is the teeniest tiniest, blink and you'll miss it wine bar on a very rowdy square packed with…read moredrunk students (that make for excellent people watching). This place has the most amazing wine, beer, gin, whiskey and they do late night snacks until 2:30am. I wish this place was my local forever. The husband and wife who run it are passionate wine geeks. Tell him, in Italian, about your love for wine and ask him wine questions and you will get looked after. Craft beer, a list of wines from small young wine makers as well as the classic Brunello di Montecino. Love love love.

Stopped by for some local wines and a quick bite to eat and was very happy with all my selections…read more The food is simple, and the wines happily serve as every day table varieties, the selections offer excellent value and flavor. The store itself is relatively small, but has a lot of product packed into its shelf space. Service is prompt, allowing you to quickly head back out to the main square and enjoy your food.

Before leaving this wonderful town we were looking for a good bottle of wine for dinner. This…read moreEnoteca here is located right at the famous Piazza San Michele, so you almost can't miss it. There's a nice bar inside or tables outside. A nice selection of local and other Italian wines. Friendly staff, prices fair. I looked for some Amarone. Buglioni, Tommasi, Allegrini, all favourites we know of. But I felt like trying a new one. The Amarone Speri was my choice in the end. A nice, old-school classic Amarone. Price a bit above 50 Euros a bottle. A fair deal, we really enjoyed the bottle with and after dinner. So, if you look for some good wine and don't wanna head out to some chain store, then this Enoteca is a good choice.

We came here every night to enjoy Aperitivo and our nightly spritz. The servers and the owner…read moreMichele were great. The piazza is lively and a great place to every night. I highly recommend this caffe/bar when your in Lucca!!!

From the owner: A pochi passi dalla Basilica di S. Frediano, il 21 gennaio 2017 è decollato il progetto portato…read moreavanti da Michele Tambellini, uno dei più noti imprenditori lucchesi nel settore della ristorazione: al civico 4 di Piazza S. Frediano è stato aperto il bar-caffè-biscotteria "Santa Zita". Forte delle sue idee innovative, anche questa volta Tambellini sembra aver fatto centro portando avanti un nuovo concetto di bar, al servizio della più variopinta clientela che il personale (giovane ma qualificato) si troverà a servire. Ha unito la biscotteria a quello che può essere considerato il bar-pasticceria tradizionale, unitamente alle numerose proposte di thè e cioccolato, con i clienti che saranno accolti nella sala in stile vittoriano con mobili costruiti ad hoc da falegnami della zona. L'idea della biscotteria, decisamente innovativa (almeno per il centro storico di Lucca), serve a far convergere le varie eccellenze lucchesi in un luogo in cui vuole essere mantenuto alto l'interesse verso il te

Food was amazing! Drinks too…read moreA real American martini! No candle lit No bread served No water

Such a charming little place to relax and people watch. The service was friendly and English was…read morespoken. Pult seemed very clean and the inside was bright and welcoming. It's located in the middle of a shopping/restaurant area. The menu looked very good but we were only there to take a break. The cappuccino and pastries were perfect for a break in sightseeing and discovering the town of Lucca.

I rarely post reviews (go ahead and judge) however I can not leave without saying how much we loved…read morethis place. We came in late to Lucca and just happened to pick this place. Didn't really know what kind of food and what to expect. The menu was limited and very eclectic. The appetizer of hummus was not what we expected since we live in US. However, it was fresh (we thought could use a bit more garlic - our American palates can get washed out) but tasted ...... fresh. The tonkatsu (yes the fried breaded pork dish) was perhaps one of the best I have ever eaten - incredibly moist, breading gentle and seasoned very well and did not need any sauces. The fried rice (what you talking' bout Willis!!) was moist and flavorful and seasoned nicely with a tiny kick of spice. Dessert. Ahhh. What can I say. Dolce vita indeed!!! White chocolate semifreddo with pineapple coulis and pistachio brittle with coconut dried and shredded was a wonderful way to end. House wine - why can't California learn that wine doesn't have to be expensive to be good. The dessert wine was something I have never heard of - vino bianco italiano da uve appassite from Quinto - wonderful!! Not nearly as sweet and sticky like a Sauternes and not as sharp as bin santo. me like very much And service - attentive and responsive and incredibly friendly and never intrusive. Definitely not an American would consider true Italian - but what else would you call this food served in Lucca by Italians with Italian ingredients!! Mangia bene!!!!

Delicious and sophisticated food in a relaxed atmosphere. I especially recommend the "travel diary"…read moreof beef tenderloin, which presents tenderloin prepared in three different international styles; nicely cooked, delicately spiced, and visually stunning. Bread and a little appetizer treat were both surprisingly fancy. Each dish had traditional roots but with some elevated twists. The service was friendly, fun, and informative! As for the crowd, I overheard a mix of Italian, French, and English (English menu was available). Highly recommend!