I migliori ristoranti in Verona

10/05/2025: Esperienza molto piacevole, Locale curato e accogliente; personale super, sempre a disposizione del cliente e cucina con scelte giuste (non troppe e né troppo poche) e fatte di qualità. Consiglio moltissimo.

10/05/2025: In visita alla città, all'ora di pranzo cerco su Trip i ristoranti più vicini a dove mi trovo. le recensioni valide sono tante e entro. Il locale è piccolo, i tavoli vicinissimi. le due cameriere sono gentili ed accoglienti. Il menù è da leggere su un tablet e la cameriera tiene un corso d'informatica di 5 minuti. Il locale è semivuoto quindi faceva prima a spiegarmi a voce l'offerta. Noto che l'offerta è molto corposa, quando ci sono così tanti piatti proposti inizio a essere diffidente. Prendiamo due tagliate servite su un unico grande vassoio che alla vista ben si presenta. Meno alla consumazione. le patate al forno d'accompagnamento non sono gradevoli. Il conto in linea con il centro città. Spiace soprattutto per il personale giovane assegnare un voto minimo ma il locale è da lasciar perdere.

28/04/2025: Tortellini that should be artisanal, but aren't at all and are worse than supermarket brands, much worse, both in terms of dough and filling. Same thing for lasagna and other pasta. To be avoided

15/04/2025: If you want to taste the Romagna tradition, don't miss coming here!! Cappelletti, passatelli, piadina, cassoni… all made with love for food and tradition! And a Rimini native transplanted to Verona tells you this…

21/03/2025: Very nice foot, very friendly service, recommend 💯

08/03/2025: This afternoon, after 4pm, together with my ten year old son I approached the entrance of this Osteria to ask if it was possible to have two takeaway coffees, as we would like to take them to some acquaintances who work there a few meters away. We were stopped by some people sitting at a table in front of the entrance and, very rudely, in response to our request, we were told that the place was closed (whoever answered works there). Let me start by saying that I approached because the Osteria seemed open. On top of this, one of the guys sitting at the table, visibly tipsy, made fun of us and asked if we wanted to bring some ice cream without even looking at us. The problem isn't the missed coffee, of course, you can't/don't want to do it? That's fine, but there are ways and ways of treating people. I approached with courtesy and a big smile, I expected the same. Joking with customers is fine, I'm the first one who willingly does it, but if you're tipsy and if you probably don't work there, avoid intervening. If you work there, if I were the owner, I would ask myself two questions. I don't allow myself to judge anything else because I haven't used any of the services, the fact remains that given the "experience" I will never set foot there.