Ristorante Alfio is an Italian restaurant in Dro, Italy that has tons of vegan options. I…read morediscovered it last year as I was wingsuit BASE jumping and headed back this year for more! It's a huge restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors amongst the smoking patrons (ugh) and the beautiful statues. Everything that is vegan is clearly marked on the menu including a full vegan tasting menu. We started with some bread and the random tortilla chips and salsa that are served as an appetizer on every table. On my first visit there, I ordered a bottle of local Lore white wine. And for my meal, I went with the Scialatielli alla Salernitana, which is freshly made pasta with pine nuts, zucchini, cherry tomatoes, oregano, and olive oil. It was every bit as good as it sounded. My friend ordered something similar, but with a tomato sauce. On my next visit, we ordered a bottle of local red wine. To start, we ordered the Bruschetta Classica with vegan bread. We topped the bread with the mix of tomatoes, basil, oregano, salt, and olive oil and it was pretty good. And for my meal, I went out on a limb and tried something unusual--Fusilli di Kamut al Pate di Oliva. This is a pasta made out of organic kamut flour with black olive pate and olive oil. It was...well, a lot of olives in a heavy pasta. It was good, but just know that the only flavor you get is olive and nothing else. I'd go with a lighter pasta next time for sure. Other vegan items on the menu include a vegan burger, penne arrabiatta, and kamut spaghetti pomodorini. The service isn't fantastic because it's Italy and they just don't care, but it was better than we experienced last year, for sure. The prices are incredibly cheap at just 8 to 10 Euros for the meals and 20 Euros for a bottle of wine. I'd eat here every day if I could. :-)

From start to finish, this place was amazing! Highly recommend the fish tasting menu. The service…read moremade this an incredible experience!

Stayed in Lake Garda for seven days and this restaurant is definitely one of top two restaurants I…read morehave ever experienced. Food taste and dish plating is Amazing. Not sure if it has become Michelin Star but it really beyond one star level.

Large choice of local pasta's. We tried a few and it was great…read more Friendly service! Nice location.

This restaurant is adjacent to the medieval walls in the Piazza Fiere. We sat outside next to the…read morewalls for dinner. We ordered several different pasta dishes, beef carpaccio, and horse meat (really?). The wines were good. The waiter was very attentive, and the manager helped out when needed. This place has great food and great value. I recommend this place.

Alla Grotta is the best restaurant in the area. Try the mountain melted cheese and the steaks…read more Simple robust food perfectly cooked and at the highest quality.

Very nice restaurant- we went with the tasting menu in order to get a sampling of all the culinary…read moredelights that the lake Garda area had to offer. See my pics for details! Everything was fresh, and the flavors and combinations were creative. The pastas and raw fish apps were my own personal favorites, but that is truly a matter of personal taste (I'm not a superfan of super "fishy" fish dishes. Been in Italy about 5 days and this was my fave food so far! So why less than 5 stars? 1)All the "fishy" fish. Wish there had been a bit more variety. I don't need to be eating sardine in 3 different courses, right? I mean, maybe it was for continuity or something, who knows. Also, already having sardine, did we need saor? 2)In the middle of dinner there was an hour long break because vandals tripped the town's system of air raid sirens and all the power went out to the town (and we had to listen to the sirens too). And the whole hour it took to get the power back on we basically just had to sit in darkness. They did comp us a free glass of wine for this trouble which was nice, but it was kind of crazy! An experience to be sure. :) Overall, I deffo recommend this place if you're in the area- just make a rezzie so you get the view!

We had an unpleasant experience which says a lot about the restaurant's behaviour towards their…read moreclients. When our food arrived, we accidentally broke one of the wine glasses and glass shattered into our pizza and salad. The food was taken away and the glass removed from the table. When the waiter returned, he told us if we wanted a new order of pizza and salad, he would have to charge us twice ( new order and the food covered in glass). I guess they were more interested in profits than in showing some goodwill. We obviously reordered but left a little surprised.

The food was exceptional. It can be a bit noisy because it is always packed with people. We never…read moreeat at the same restaurant twice when traveling, but we made an exception for this place. The service is fantastic and matches the quality of the food!

Charming, decades-old restaurant at the base of Hotel Rovereto, which is located within a fifteen…read moreminute walk from the train station. A popular quiet and romantic setting for dining. The restaurant serves a prix-fixe breakfast buffet with a generous range of sweet and savory items, as well as beverages. Later in the day, come for individual pizzas and Trentino/Mantua inspired entrees and appetizers, the restaurant's specialties. Anticipate a menu that changes with the seasons. Patio dining, as well as certified gluten-free options for those with allergies, are available.

Creative and tasty Italian food. In particular the seafood is good and the pizza is different from…read morethe usual thin crust style. One of the better places to eat in Rovereto, perhaps the best. The setting is nice too.

This place is a SPECIAL find!! Not many tourists know of it, so please keep the secret. Their food…read moreis amazing & the prices even better. You can get four pizzas, drinks, and an appetizer for less than $50. Trust me; the food is fabulous. Don't miss out on this experience. Provecho!!!