Top Restaurants in San Pietro in Cariano
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Best Northern-Italian food near San Pietro in Cariano, Province of Verona, Italy
Best Northern-Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Northern-Italian food in San Pietro in Cariano. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Northern-Italian restaurants near you. including Focacceria La Figaccia, La Bottega della Gina, Bigoi Verona, Torcolino da Barca, La Cantina del 15, Parma a Tavola, Osteria Ai Osei
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7. Osteria Ai Osei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Our osteria offers tipical dishes of Verona. We Also have good wine And bier. If you come, we will explain to you all the different dishes that we propose. We also have a garden with sinthetic grass where you can take off your shoes. Ten minutes walk to T
Reviewed By 705alexandrew
Cheap, excellent, great service, this osteria delivers one of the greatest food i had in Italy, the best i had in Verona!Thank you very much for your opinion. We hope to see you again and soon. Bye!
6. Parma a Tavola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1682 reviews
Reviewed By W4ndering-Willy
Whenever I write a review, I take a range of factors into account relative to the cost, reputation, expectations and type of establishment. As such, ratings are accordingly subjective.The reviews of Parma a Tavola appeared excellent, and we wanted to try an authentic lasagne in Verona on our last evening here.The restaurant is quite small, with only three or four tables downstairs. We didn't have a reservation, but that wasn't a problem. We were led upstairs into another dining area, which was surprisingly quiet for a weekend evening. The decor was unusual, in that the walls were covered in handwritten comments by guests from all over the world, giving the place a cosmopolitan and contemporary feel. The room was stiflingly hot, although the air conditioning unit was turned off. Some of the diners went about tinkering with the unit and managed to get it working. Kind of... The room was also deathly quiet, with no ambient music, despite there being a sound system installed. Now I abhor intrusive music during dinner, but the silence was quite disconcerting, leading to hushed conversation between guests. We ordered two Cokes and a bottle of wine and, of course, lasagne! Two bottles of Coke were served, along with the wine. Unfortunately, the bottles of Coke weren't open, nor were there any wine glasses. After a few minutes, we managed to attract a waiter's attention, and he resolved the issue. Only latterly did I notice that other diners had an ice bucket for their wine, whereas we made do without. The lasagne was incredible! Never have I had such a wonderful one, and every mouthful was a delight!Afterwards, the lovely waiter asked if we'd like coffee or dessert, so I ordered two espressos and asked to see the menu again. Coffees were brought, but no dessert menu, which was a shame.This place could be great, and the food already is. The service however friendly, was poor, which really detracted from the experience.There are many far better restaurants in this beautiful city. I won't be going back to Parma a Tavola any time soon...
5. La Cantina del 15
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1231 reviews
Reviewed By Marriedtheenglish_80
We fancied ravioli and did a search for Verona's best ravioli... La Cantina del 15 came up as having great ravioli so we thought we would do the trek from our hotel over there, and it did not disappoint. Friendly waitress who seated us straight away... Lovely little amuse bouche from the kitchen to start, and also a lovely bread basket. The ravioli came next and was just divine. Great size and just so tasty! Highly recommend!
4. Torcolino da Barca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By SteveRiseley
We were taken here for lunch, it was simply amazing. I ate the local boiled meats (selection of about 6) with a selection of sauces and potatoes. It was magnificent. The owner was super friendly and very funny. The local wine Amarone, is to die for â¤ï¸â¤ï¸ You must visit if you are in town.
3. Bigoi Verona
Overall Ratings
4 based on 621 reviews
Everything has started with an idea of genuine food, simple, cheap and fast. This type of food service is usually offered by some fast food companies which hardly reflect all those values. Especially if we consider genuineness, an increasing trend which i
Reviewed By lynette_cypress
This looked like a fairly popular spot with locals, and the Pasta Norma I got didnât disappoint. I was looking for something light to take to my apartment and this was perfect. I think it was around 8 euro. The pasta was hot and al dente, the sauce was rich and delicious. I did add crushed pepperoncino peppers and some oil to the top before I left for home, which was a nice addition. While fast food is not typically an Italian custom, itâs nice to have this option. There are more âstreet foodâ options popping up that offer savory dishes â in addition to the pizza-by-the-slice and panini options there have been.
2. La Bottega della Gina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1353 reviews
Reviewed By Letenick
We went into this little family run pasta shop/restaurant. We had a selection of pasta and fillings recommended by the owner (cooked freshly to order in minutes),And sat at one of the 2 shared tables. Very friendly place. Authentic Italian with delicious pasta for lunch with some house wine for excellent price.Definitely recommend!
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1. Focacceria La Figaccia
A quaint and rustic location in the heart of our beautiful city, built using salvaged material, realized by three young men with the intention to introduce typical products of Verona and its mountains to the public. Here you can find top quality food dire
Reviewed By Crawford B
Upon checking in to our hotel in Verona my wife and I asked where we could go for a casual lunch. We were directed to La Figaccia. What a great find! The place is small but tastefully decorated. Most of the business must be take out as there is limited seating on stools along a counter. The fellows behind the counter told us that all the meats, cheeses and breads are locally sourced and they take pride in the quality. Seeing that I did not understand Italian and was having difficulty translating the menu, one of the staff sliced pieces of different meats for me to sample and recommending the most popular. The sandwich I chose was absolutely delicious. One of the best I've ever eaten and very reasonably priced. I offered to be one of their best customers if they would set up shop in Toronto. If you want a great Italian sandwich when in Verona, La Figaccia is the place.
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