Trattoria Alla Palma In Verona

Good food A few small errors in the dining room and kitchen, but overall good.

I met Pietro, a talented restaurateur, albeit a young one. The patanegra is excellent. I'll be back. Bye Pietro.

A hidden trattoria on Via Legnago, the road that leads from Borgo Roma to Galassia in San Giovanni Lupatoto. The place is small, but the food was excellent. I had the artichoke and pancetta garganelli, followed by a delicious slice of Pluma di Patanegra with cooked seasonal vegetables. The meat was delicious, perfectly cooked, and melted in the mouth. For dessert, the classic tiramisu. Service was quick and courteous, and the prices were moderately high, but the food quality was unimpressive. The only downside was the untidy and unclean entrance. A sign with the name of the trattoria should be posted at the entrance, otherwise customers might have trouble finding the restaurant.

The trattoria is a bit hidden, but the atmosphere is welcoming and the staff are attentive and friendly. Excellent dishes, especially the appetizers and first courses; I can't comment on the meat dishes because we were already full. The desserts were good, especially the Niuorchese cheesecake. The wine selection was very good, good quality, as per good Venetian tradition, and I'd say not overly expensive. Next time I'll tell you about the second courses.

Everything was delicious and the place was nice.

The staff is very friendly, the food is excellent, and the meat is truly delicious. I'm sorry that the Florentine steak I ordered was a little overcooked, even though I had requested it rare, which unfortunately compromised the flavor of the meat. (The one in the photo was perfectly cooked.)

Excellent from all points of view

Courtesy, quality of food, impeccable service, perfect atmosphere for spending time with friends outdoors, convenient to the center, first-rate wine selection, we'll be back 🙌