Bar Rossi In Bellagio

Bar e caffè storico, l'interno è spettacolare, ma vista la bellissima giornata novembrina ci siamo seduti sotto i portici per uno spritz campari vista lago. Personale gentile, aperitivo ottimo.

Nice coffee bar in the center of Bellagio, with a nice view towards the lake. Very reasonable prices for the area It was a pleasant break from our tour.

They just started making the hot chocolate, which they only serve in winter. It was one of the most creamy and full chocolates I’ve had!

Because it is a place so popular with tourists, you have to wait to find a place and be served, but once seated, we had a good experience with a friendly waitress, I recommend the Campari-based cocktails, with the aperitif it comes accompanied with something to snack, but I ordered a prosciuto and mozzarella sandwich that was very good, with reasonable prices. I recommend it

Nice view of the terrace, who attended us very pleasantly, although the staff was short (a lot of demand). Ideal for appetizers (Campari, spritz) and/or panini, contemplating the view.

Such a good relaxing breakfast right by the water. Food was fresh and service was fun and on the ball!

I had a cappuccino with a pastry filled with vanilla cream. No complaints.

Very reasonable prices despite the fact that its location facing the lake may indicate otherwise. Very attentive waiters, we did not have the problems that other users mention, but it did take a while to serve us the dishes. 2 risottos, 1 spaghetti, 1 lasagna and a large water, €41 (they do not charge cover).

Food was okay they had a vegan soy cappuccino and a salat Understaffed and stressed atmosphere Forgot man

We had traveled up from Como City via ferry, this was a perfect spot for a quick lunch and drinks for the four of us. Got seated inside (tables outside were full) but by the big picture windows, still made good people watching. It is located right at Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, always very busy. Got some salad and lasagna, simple but tasty. Also got some drinks. The inside décor was quite interesting. Lots of liquor bottles in the mirrored cabinets. In the end, you walk up to the cashier to pay. It is not customary for Italians to split the bill/check up. So you simply add up the items you want to pay for, and leave the balance to the remaining of your party. Not a big deal at all.