NumeroDue In Zogno

I called before booking to make sure it was wheelchair accessible, and they told me there was only one small step. When we arrived, we found a first step of about 20 cm, maybe a little more. Furthermore, there were all cars parked out front, so we couldn't get through. So much so, we had to call the owner of one of them to have it moved so we could try to get up. Honestly, it would have been very difficult for me to get up there alone with my partner, so the waiters came out to help us. I urge the restaurant to provide more detailed and accurate information, otherwise they're making it difficult for me to handle people with disabilities. Let's just say that if you want to eat good seafood near Bergamo, it's not bad at all. The cod meatballs and gnocchi with swordfish were nothing special. The baby octopus stewed with polenta and the seared tuna with fried vegetables were very good. The atmosphere was definitely too noisy; it was hard to maintain a conversation. The atmosphere is shabby, more like a tavern than a restaurant. The staff is decidedly inattentive to the customers; my companion had to practically wave his arms every time to get attention. The quality and price are fair.