Trattoria I Tre Merli In Genova

I haven't been there, but if they are anti-fascists they deserve it a priori.

Nice place in the old port, friendly and efficient staff. The daily specials were truly excellent.

Nice place with a welcoming atmosphere. Very good traditional dishes. Average prices.

For us, the perfect end to our holiday. We would love to come back again.

We've been traveling all over Italy for a week now. This was one of the best meals we had on the entire trip! Thank you. 100% recommended. We've been traveling all over Italy for a week. This was one of the best meals we had on the entire trip! Thank you. 100% recommended.

A sincere, historic establishment run with love, far from the tourist bustle of the city center yet easily accessible by funicular. The loyal clientele complements the welcoming atmosphere with a timeless feel. The food is delicious and authentic.

Five stars because they were fully deserved. We were greeted warmly and were able to book a table at the last minute. We ordered main courses—meatballs with polenta, grilled tuna, a mixed salad, and fried artichokes. Everything was simply and deliciously prepared, just as we expected (I'd been here years ago and had fond memories of it). The fried artichokes were my favorite—very difficult, if not impossible, to find in Germany, where I live. I had a nice portion at Tre Merli, cooked well and coated in a lovely, crispy breadcrumb coating. The desserts: perfect! The panna cotta was beautifully dense, not overly sweet (you could really taste the cream), and with a sauce made of real strawberries. The tiramisu was truly perfect: just the right consistency (the cream was soft, and so were the ladyfingers, but it wasn't too soft or runny, nor a "brick" that stuck to the spoon) and not overly sweet, very similar to what we make at my parents' house. This is why the five stars are well deserved: the food is good, simple, and makes you feel a little at home. The menu also features several Piedmontese wines to sample.

A family restaurant that seems to have been taken from a distant world. Traditional Ligurian dishes, not restaurant-style or revisited, are served. The flavors of our childhood are just right, and they remind you of Sunday home cooking. An excellent experience, truly worth repeating as soon as possible.

A historic Genoese inn in a quiet neighborhood. Everything is always excellent.

Very good local cuisine. Italian atmosphere, not touristy, more for locals. The menu is in the form of a chalkboard, brought by the waiter, only in Italian :) I highly recommend it. Prices are reasonable.