Ok. Many restaurants in Bellagio are off the many stairs in the area. Small and intimate but full…read moreof experiences. We saw La Lanterna on our first night thought we have to give it a try while we were here. The next night we walked by and the was a table outside in the stairs. OK, it does not talk much to excite us but this was awesome. Enjoying our meal while watching people walk by and walk by. A lot of people walk by and look et you. So if you are self conscious ask to sit inside. They have a basic menu of pasta and at first we thought, "this will not be enough food." It was plenty and so flavorful. In our four weeks of travel in Italy and Greece, this was my most memorable and tasty meal. No hesitation. Just a cute little restaurant with a great eating experience.

Date of visit: May 27, 2025…read more We had a couple of hours to explore Bellagio and my fellow Yelpers recommended this place and they were right to do so! Just barely beating the rush, we were given a lovely table inside and could enjoy the artsy decor--loved the flat wine bottle art, just wish it wasn't so expensive. 60 euros with the current exchange rate is a bit much especially that I was wary of being able to get it home safely! My mom went with the minestrone and she raved about it the rest of the trip! I dipped some of my bread in it and agree that it was quite good and that's not normally a soup I care for. The rest of us somehow all got lasagna and most of us enjoyed it, though one of the group found it too "creamy." I would agree that I do like a bit more mozzarella on my lasagna, but that could also be an American thing and not "authentic." Really the only negative here was having to go all the way downstairs to pay my bill. The restaurant isn't very big yet it was not the easiest journey and the wait down there was a bit long. Otherwise a great experience!

What a lovely village in Switzerland. After exploring the town, we settled on lunch at Ristorante…read moreCorona, and it was well worth it. We sat on the patio and ordered pizza and the guys each ordered a calzone. The pizza was incredible. The crust was light and like nothing in the U.S. The pizza was topped with tender mushrooms, and lots of cheese, it was excellent. The calzones were huge, but they managed to eat every last bite. The tender crusts were filled with gently cooked eggs and a nice runny yolk spilling all over the ham, mushrooms, and cheese. We ended the meal with cappuccinos and they too were delicious, creamy, and not bitter. We still are talking about our lunch at Ristorante Corona.

Friendly service and great food! I don't recall the names…read moreof the dishes, but the food was delicious. My husband had a risotto with sausage, and I had pasta with tomato sauce with bacon, onion, and cheese. Both dishes were excellent. The location was lovely, on a quiet side street in the charming town. We walked over after visiting Castelgrande.

Mama Mia!!!! What a meal!!!!! This wonderful restaurant sits in the hills behind Lake Como. It…read moreis a family run restaurant. In fact there house is connected to the restaurant. It is like you are in their home and they are cooking just for you. Simply amazing!!! Bread and pasta to start. Followed by two separate meat dishes with a huge helping of polenta made with formage!!! (Ummmmm, Yes please!!). The best part was that the owner comes back after each serving and gives you more. If the meal wasn't scrumptious enough, we enjoyed a huge cantor filled with their homemade vino! Sooooo smooth! (Bottle of water also included) End the meal with a dessert of your choice and we were in Heaven! We were also unloosening our trousers...hehe What was the price for this amazing meal for four people??? $78.00!!!!! You can't beat that!!!! Btw, did I mention how friendly the entire family was? They all came out to Wish us a Buena Sera. Come here if you are in the Veranna/Lake Como area.

First of all the drive up from Colico is a delight. Narrow winding roads through small villages,…read moreand then to arrive at Posallo in a tranquil location, overlooking the mountains and next to their own vegetable garden. The starter was a mixed salad from the garden, with a main course of mixed home-cooked stews, veal, beef and hirsch, plus a delicious cheese polenta. The selection of home made desserts was impressive, especially the home made jam. We went with two adults and our two boys (6 and 9), and we were all very impressed. There is no choice of menu, only what is served that day, so it is important to be open to trying various cuisines. The staff were very friendly and put up with our very limited Italian (we managed in English and German). Recommend to call beforehand so they know the time you are arriving.

Beautiful views with amazing pizza. Prices are very cheap and the menus were in a few different…read morelanguages too in including English. 10/10 would recommend if in the area

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For your information this restaurant is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. We reserved a…read moretable for dinner and arrived 15 mins. before 7pm, when the restaurant opens at night. They let us in anyway and we could already study the menus card. They have a selection of several menus, which I would recommend if you have big appetite. Otherwise there a selection of single dishes. I ordered the slice of foie gras with dried fruit and brioche bred. I enjoyed every bite as it tasted wonderful. The only critique I have is that they could have accompanied it with one additional slice of bread. As dessert I ordered chestnut , quince and scoop of ice cream in chocolate mousse. It was delightful and addictive. I chose a dessert wine to accompany both main course and dessert , which the friendly and attentive waitress recommended. We were a party of four and spent around 55.-€ each having had an aperitif, a glass of wine , a main course, dessert and coffee.