I was there last night. It was a good crowd. The staff were very attentive. The cocktails were all…read morehandmade. There was some live music for a bit. If you are in the area stop in and enjoy happy hour. Cheers!

Really interesting backstory and overall such a hip vibe. We got excellent wine recommendations and…read moreenjoyed the ones we got. The inside is really cute but the obvious option is to sit outside in the bustling seating area. We sat on the steps across from the bar and had a lovely pre-dinner drink. They staff was super friendly. There are a few bars on this strip and this one may have been a little less busy-unclear why because it's definitely worth the try.

Cool, maybe the one and only bar run by deaf-mute staff…read more The only way to order is by using sign language. The bar isn't cool of course because of the deaf-mute staff, but for the opportunity it gives people with disabilities to have a go at a job in an area where otherwise they would be likely to be discriminated. The bar is cozy and nicely decorated.

Very chic and sophisticated bar recommended by the Bolognese bartender of Minetta Tavern in NY who…read moreused to bartend at Boavista. The ambiance is fantastic, so far this is one of the coolest bars I've been in Italy. The cocktail menu is very unique and diverse, and there is a complimentary buffet consisting of mostly tasty macrobiotic dishes which was great for people like me who have been eating mostly carbs and fat for the past few weeks. Highly recommended!!!

My girlfriend and I ran into this locale by chance. We got in the taxi and we told the taxi driver…read moreto take us to a disco-pub, we werent sure about his nightlife taste, but anyway we took the risk. We ended up in BoaVista , we were surprise by the good ,sophisticated atmosphere, and glamorous decoration . It was a really trendy ,fashionable , and cosy place to have the drink. The price was fair and affordable. Our Bartender (Mattia) was a real professional at his job; he was kind, effective and attentive. We had so many cocktails, sometimes following his advice; all the cocktails had a perfect elaboration, taking care of the smallest details. We had mojito, piña colada, negritta, and cosmopolitanthey were excellent!! We were so happy and delighted!!! Many thanks

Wonderful little bar. I'm n'aide and outside seating off the beaten path. Difficult to order as…read morethey speak mostly Italian. But isn't that why you're in Bologna? It's where the locals are. It's right over from the fresh pasta place I reviewed.

Nu Lounge Bar was another must stop in our trip to Italy and to visit as many tiki bars as we could…read morewhile traveling. Nu Lounge Bar isn't like your typical "speak easy" tiki bar, it's much more of an open bar with big windows and brighter lighting. That's not meant to be a negative so don't read into it wrong, it works for this bar and area. The drinks are fantastic, the service was attentive. And as a tiki mug collector they had a great selection of mugs to buy.

A fun laid back place with a tropical vibe. It's not what i expected to see in Bologna but it sure…read morewas a nice surprise.

While wondering the streets of Bologna (read: completely lost and making the most of it), my…read morehusband and I stumbled upon this unassuming wine and beer bar. We had been looking for a bottle shop, but alas, all of them are closed on Sundays. We really wanted to get some rare Belgian beers, and out of nowhere, appeared Punto. Their bottle list read like a beer lover's fantasy novel: Cantillon, 3 Fonteinen, Westvleteren. The best part, the prices! We got a demi-bottle of Cantillon beer for 13 euros. I realize this is normal for Europe, but in the States this would cost at least 50% more - if you could find it. There is a large patio out front (for the smokers), and plenty of seating indoors as well. The inside is kind of Euro-hipster, with a variety of interesting beer posters on the walls. Punto feels like a locals-only neighborhood bar, but I did run into another couple from California while waiting in line for the restroom (typical Americans). If you are looking to get away from the tourists in the Piazza Maggiore, I recommend having a drink at Punto. It is a delightful bar, located in a very "interesting" side of town.

Great stop from a long walk. Good and clean bar. Friendly proprietors. We have had a great time!read more

Only place to watch F1 races in town. Great atmosphere, customer service and beer selection. Also,…read moregreat prices! I only regretted to not have ordered the burger and fries. Some people next to us ordered and looked so good! Next time we will for sure!

Went on for a beer around 1030 on a Friday. I got one of the last bar stools at the main bar…read more Bartenders spoke some English. It had a pretty big seeking area and another bar downstairs. Good music was playing on the speakers.

Really incredible cafe. I ordered both a glass of lambrusco and pignoletto and they were stunning…read more I love the array of salty snacks they give u. Such a nice spot to chill and read or chat w friends. Would love to try the food!

Great local cocktail bar. The focus is gin, but my wife and I had really tasty versions of a…read moremargarita and a Paloma. Service was friendly, and the place had a modern but inviting vibe.