Ristorante Trisapori In Verona

We ate at this restaurant for lunch. The dishes were perfectly cooked and delicious. Attentive and friendly staff. Welcoming place and reasonable prices for what you get. Recommended.

Good restaurant, you eat good Veronese cuisine, prices are normal, there is also a fixed menu at an excellent price, I recommend you try it

Good restaurant with decent food. Unfortunately, we had an unpleasant surprise upon arrival: we had booked with The Fork, which offered a discount, but it wasn't applied. It said it was for a maximum of 10 people per evening, but the app didn't say anything about this. A compromise could have been found, but the owner refused.

Very welcoming restaurant...excellent food and service at a reasonable price. Highly recommended. Maury and Claudia.

We arrived at this charming restaurant after a long search (it being a Saturday night, many places were already full) and found a welcoming space, attentive and helpful staff, and very good traditional cuisine. We opted for starters of polenta, mushrooms, pancetta, or gorgonzola, all very good. Some followed with risotto all'Amarone and tagliatelle with porcini mushrooms, while others opted for a meat or fish main course. There were seven of us, and we were all served at the same time; the portions were generous and the dishes were carefully prepared. The nougat parfait to finish rounded out a meal that certainly lived up to our expectations.

Fixed and à la carte menus, clean atmosphere, excellent food, fast and very friendly staff. We went for lunch and dinner and had a great time. Recommended.

Just steps from the Arena, we enjoyed traditional Venetian dishes: bigoli with donkey ragù and duck ragù. The tagliata with potatoes was excellent!

Trisapori is just a short walk away from Verona's main square and Arena and offers a quite ample menu, with a good combination of Italian dishes and very local ones. The restaurant is well kept and clean, the service is kind and efficient and the prices are fair. The quality of food though is rather varied: we tried a good Amarone risotto but the main course was not at par and could have been better.

Coming in from the street, you wouldn't think you'd stumble upon such a gem. The restaurant is mostly frequented by locals, is definitely not a tourist hotspot, and is therefore an insider tip.

Great location, very friendly staff, excellent food