This little desecrated church hidden in Chinatown is one of those places you stumble upon by chance…read moreand immediately like because they were unexpected. The inside is small, with the bar located where there was once the pulpit. Cocktails are not fancy or super elaborate - I always get something simple like a Spritz - aperitivo food is neither huge in variety nor special but they have the basic stuff (chips and olives) and the atmosphere is cool and very relaxed (no fancy dresses, stilettos or blazers). I especially love to come here on hot summer evenings for a drink before dining in my favorite Chinatown restaurants, because inside it is dark and cold, perfect for the heat. I still have to try it for after dinner drinks!

Total dive bar located inside an old chapel. Service is subpar & selection is limited but the old…read morechurchey surroundings forgive all of that. Came here on a low key Tuesday for an after-dinner drink & a looksy at this hidden gem in Chinatown. I definitely recommend paying this place a visit & being that tacky person taking pics at the cool stuff.

If you're going to Milano, go here!…read more Great beer, great food, great people all in charming surroundings, I sat in the bar the whole night and they gave me free beer. The streets outside where full, and the atmosphere was cool. There's actually not more to say...

I had an amazing time here. The beer was awesome, selections of all beer types and delicious…read more I had some in bottles and some on draft and all were really good. Priced all the same, not sure if that was just the ones I got. The guy behind the counter is like a "forefather" of Italian Craft brewing but seems pretty down to earth and knows a lot of his patrons. The bar isn't pretty, but it's fine.

Make sure to stop here before heading back into town, great live music and atmosphere and the…read morebartenders are great too. The drinks are fantastic and there was plenty of space inside and outside to chill when you didn't want to be on the dance floor

I was really excited to immerse into the Après in Zermatt and saw people online talking about Hennu…read moreStall! If you take the Matterhorn Glacier express up get off on the first opportunity to get to Hennu Stall fastest. If you are skiing back to town and don't take the gondola to get back, you are most likely to pass it. Located close to the town of Zermatt, but still off of the ski slopes. You cannot get here except by skiing, unless you would be crazy enough to try to hike it, but I'd just recommend coming here at the end of your ski day. It gets livelier as the day progresses. It opens at 2PM and most days closes around 8:30PM. We got a few drinks here. This place though has more of a party feel that other stops you can take. The music is louder and they've got the different colored lights for instance. I'd definitely recommend checking them out. Once I was in Zermatt, I realized that this is just one of many places you can stop for drinks. Don't think that if you don't go here specifically that you won't be able to get drinks on the mountain. Hennu Stall was definitely a cool experience and one that would be pretty hard to replicate in America!

This is my favorite Italian extremely dive bar. You can sneak in the back if you have a key to Via…read moreCasale 7. Otherwise the front will have to do. Inside, you will find a wide variety of hard liquor poured as strong as imaginable. The very best of drinks like wild turkey and beefeater abound. You can listen to Johnny Cash on the sound system. Plus, they have a small food menu cooked on the grill including burgers and a club sandwich which of course, is 100% Italian organic. There are also young kids, with their parents who need a drink right now, eating hot dogs with ketchup. In other words, locals only family paradise, in Navigli.

We had a nice lunch here today. The kids were enthralled with the pool table. No children's…read moremenu to speak of, but the older ones had gnocchi; the fish finger for the younger one came with sweet potato fries, neither of which hit the spot. Cloth bags of warm bread came to the table early, with olive oil for dipping. I started with the fondue selection as an appetizer -- cheese with paprika, regular cheese and cheese with beer -- and made a good appetizer. Sam had an enjoyed venison steak, and I had wild pork roast with mashed potatoes and a nice salad. Nancy found the green salad with cranberries too sweet, but I liked it, and she was very happy with her mushroom risotto

There is no fondue anymore they changed the menu . No fondue . No fondue . No fondue.read more

We were in Stresa in 2017 and looking for a beer after 2 weeks of Italian wine. So happy that we…read morefound Red Baron! The beer was great and the locals were friendly. We were treated to some delicious complimentary snacks. One of our favorite experiences in Stresa!

mi anno spruzzato il limone addosso e hanno fatto finta di niente e ho trovato un capello nella…read morepasta

Great staff, view, and drinks! Incredibly welcoming service. Treated me as if I were the second…read moreguitar player in a jazz band from Kansas. I hope to be back when I visit Italy again! Chau!

Erica was fantastic. Beautiful view of the lake. She created a sampling appetizer plate for us. It…read morewas delicious. And the prices are great.

On an island just off the coast of Stresa. The view is spectacular and so is the food. My wife and…read moreI had a wonderful caprese salad with bright red colored tomatoes. The white fish was perfectly cooked. We ended with a strawberry custard. The wines were delightful and the service outstanding. The view is a killer!

If your looking for a place to eat, with great service and excellent food, this is the place to go…read more While being on vacation, we found this gem, and ate here every night on our vacation, and ended each meal with there non-bake cheese cake that's topped with strawberry glaze.. That melts in your mouth, and they offer you complimentary shots of a lemon flavor liquor shot, that is a nice touch to your finishing meal.