La Vineria In Milano

I went to Vineria yesterday for lunch and it was a positive experience in every way. The location is very central (Piazza della Loggia), the atmosphere is welcoming, well-kept, and comfortable, the staff is very kind, attentive, and knowledgeable, and the food and wine are excellent and of the highest quality, with carefully selected and original dishes, both meat and fish. The desserts are also delicious and mouthwatering, perfect for rounding out, along with an equally excellent coffee, a truly satisfying lunch that I'll definitely be repeating, especially considering the more than fair prices. Highly recommended!

In the heart of Brescia The Brescian skewer with polenta is excellent.

A very warm welcome from professional staff who make the effort to speak French. Excellent food. Go without hesitation!

Excellent. Very professional service, even in French. Great location. Good value for money.

AIC-certified restaurant suitable for celiacs. Special and tasty dishes.

Elegant and familiar atmosphere. Very friendly staff, even pleasant to chat with at the counter. High-quality dishes at a great price. I'll be back!

Excellent food, a wine list with a limited but good selection, courteous service, a warm and friendly welcome, and professional and friendly staff. The traditional dishes are excellent. The atmosphere is intimate and quiet. A great experience with fair prices and a high quality.

Family dinner, 4 people. I already knew the place, having been there a few years ago: I returned, intrigued by the fact that almost the entire menu offered gluten-free options. The dishes were very good and interesting (honorable mention for the onion tarte tatin), with an eye for tradition but without falling into banal traditionalism. Very kind and helpful staff, and the location was informal and welcoming. I'll definitely return.

Dinner with unfamiliar, excellent dishes. The corkage fee was much appreciated. We'll be back.

We also chose La Vineria for its gluten-free options. The restaurant is located in the heart of Brescia, with some tables upstairs and dining areas downstairs (the restrooms are also downstairs). We had an excellent Mantuan-style pumpkin fritter, stracchino cheese, fig mustard, and pomegranate (€14) and a plate of casoncelli (unfortunately, the fresh pasta isn't gluten-free), half with Bagoss cheese and half with braised beef (€15), both delicious, with butter and sage. We then had a lovely duck leg, port confit, and rosemary purée (€24), which was very enjoyable, and from the evening menu (Valentine's Day) we ordered a small bowl of croaker fish soup, artichoke heart, and smoked Jerusalem artichoke mousse (€18). From the same menu, we chose the dark chocolate tart with mandarin ice cream (€10) and a hazelnut cream, reserve rum, and raspberry coulis (€7). Water €2, a glass of Valtellina wine €5, cover charge €2.50 per person (including gluten-free bread). Overall, an excellent dinner, with carefully prepared dishes and welcoming service. I would add more wines (reds, for me) from the local area.