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Casa Perbellini 12 Apostoli

★★★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Contemporary

Verona’s quintessential historic and elegant restaurant, this is where Chef Perbellini, already two-starred at a previous location, achieved the coveted three stars. Expect a sumptuous, refined setting, rich with color and historical references, paired with extraordinary cuisine expressed through three tasting menus, with dishes also available à la carte. “Io e Silvia” showcases the chef’s latest creations; choose “L’Essenza” for a vegetarian journey; while “Storie di Casa” presents the chef’s signature dishes in a contemporary key. But there is yet another option: the chef’s table, in effect

🕐 Tu 19:30-21:00; We-Sa 12:30-14:00,19:30-21:00

Iris Ristorante

★ Michelin€€€€Contemporary, Italian Contemporary

Within an extraordinary palazzo in the historic center, the experience begins in the fifteenth-century cellars, where an amuse-bouche is served in an evocative atmosphere before guests ascend to the sixteenth-century dining room. Amid frescoes, exposed stone, and brick, with the open kitchen visible at the far end, this ranks among the most elegant restaurants in the region. At the stove, Giacomo Sacchetto offers several tasting menus, with dishes that may be freely selected from one list or another. Both seafood and land-based offerings, elaborate and creative, leave the mark of a thrilling g

🕐 Tu-Sa 12:30-14:00, 19:30-21:45; Su-Mo off

Amistà

★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary

Set in the enchanting Byblos Art Hotel, Amistà reflects the colourful, dreamlike world of the villa itself, where the historical and the contemporary coexist in natural harmony, inspired by the hotel's defining muse: art. The food reflects this same interplay between past and present, reinterpreting traditional recipes using creative approaches presented in two distinct tasting menus. Dishes can also be ordered à la carte. The wine list is particularly noteworthy, featuring over 1,500 labels and a remarkable selection of rare wines.

Ristorante Il Desco

★ Michelin€€€€italian

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Al Bersagliere

必比登€€regional

A classic, historic restaurant to which one returns time and again with great pleasure. No contrived or artificial creativity here, just traditional cooking that is reassuring and substantial. Among the must-try dishes: creamy whipped baccalà, pasta e fagioli, pastissada de caval, and, among the desserts, the diplomatico (prepared with pandoro and caramel).

🕐 Tu-Sa 09:30-15:00, 19:15-22:00

Osteria Mondo d'Oro

必比登€€italian

The osteria as envisioned by celebrated three-Michelin-starred chef Giancarlo Perbellini: a place, indeed, a “world,” where guests can savor fragrant Italian classics and vegetarian options in a relaxed atmosphere at remarkably honest prices, complemented by an excellent selection of wines by the glass. The inspector enjoyed: pasta reale in capon broth, Amarone-braised beef cheek with potato purée and fried leek. Right in the city center, tucked along a side street off Via Mazzini, diners may choose between the intimate indoor dining room and the alfresco terrace (weather permitting!).

🕐 Mo-Su 12:30-14:30,19:30-22:30

Al Capitan della Cittadella

€€€Seafood, Italian Contemporary

Bearing the signature of three-starred Perbellini (his celebrated millefeuille features among the desserts), but with the talented Andrea Manzoli at the stoves, this is the quintessential venue for lovers of traditional seafood cuisine; here and there a creative touch, with the exceptional quality of the catch always center stage.

L'Oste Scuro

€€€Seafood, Modern Cuisine

Within an eighteenth-century palazzo, L’Oste Scuro boasts a centuries-old tradition, with the current management at the helm since 1998. A favored destination for seafood enthusiasts, preparations are decidedly classic and traditional, built on excellent-quality ingredients. Weather permitting, guests may dine in the palazzo’s enchanting inner courtyard. An extensive wine selection offers approximately 1,150 labels, with a particularly impressive range of Champagnes and Burgundies.

🕐 Tu-Sa 12:30-14:00, 19:30-22:30; Mo,Su 19:30-22:30

Darì

€€€Classic Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Overflowing with stuccoes, mirrors, ceramics, and Murano chandeliers, guests take their place in one of five dining rooms, each more refined and distinctive than the last, for an evening befitting a grand occasion. Everything draws inspiration from opulence within this sumptuous fifteenth-century palazzo, while the cuisine ranges from local to international, from creative to traditional. In fine weather, service moves to an enchanting garden, a rarity in the heart of Verona.

Trattoria I Masenini

€€regional

In a beautiful part of Verona, right opposite the famous Castelvecchio, this restaurant offers a very relaxing ambience with wood ceilings and informal classic furnishings, subtle lighting and soft background music. The menu features both regional and Italian dishes, with specialities including spit-roast meat and fish. Alfresco dining is offered in summer.

Vecio Macello

€€€Seafood, Modern Cuisine

A former early 20th-century slaughterhouse, today you’ll find a restaurant with a pleasantly classic atmosphere and a kitchen that, despite the building’s original purpose, serves predominantly seafood dishes, though with some meat classics.

Locanda 4 Cuochi

€€Classic Cuisine, Italian

A simple, albeit pleasant and lively, restaurant just behind the famous Arena, well run by two good students of chef Perbellini. You can sit at classic tables or sit on stools at the small counter facing the kitchen. In any case, full speed ahead with a contemporary Italian line, with dishes such as "Mozzarella & Carrozza," spaghetti aglio olio peperoncino and raperonzoli with shrimp and lime... to finish – perhaps – with a good tiramisù.

🕐 Mo off; Tu 19:30-22:30; We-Su 12:30-14:30, 19:30-22:30

Inka

€€Peruvian, International

The name was not chosen at random: in the heart of the old town, you will find an excellent selection of Peruvian cuisine, rich in spices, colours and a variety of ingredients combined in often complex dishes. The chef is of Peruvian origin and, in addition to classic ceviche, he likes to add a Japanese touch to some dishes, creating Nikkei cuisine, the result of emigration to Peru by Japanese people who brought their own culinary traditions with them and blended them with the local cuisine.

La Loggia Bistrò

€€€Contemporary, Regional Cuisine

Tucked into a slightly secluded courtyard yet still in the heart of the city, this venue offers alfresco service of discreet charm during the summer months. The interiors surprise with dramatic hot-air balloons descending from the ceiling, design details that help create a distinctive and welcoming atmosphere. The culinary offering moves between dishes rooted in local tradition and more creative forays, including some appealing fish options.

Café Carducci

€€Classic Cuisine, Modern Cuisine

Those with a passion for retro and nostalgic atmospheres will find inspiration in this establishment opened in 1928. Since then, generations have succeeded one another, but always within the same family. Today, you enter through the bar before passing into the dining room, a space so enchanting with its books, paintings, and bottles that you’ll never want to leave. Alongside a vast selection of cured meats and cheeses (predominantly French), exquisite meat and fish dishes await, complemented by a legendary cellar boasting some two thousand labels.

Vescovo Moro

€€€Italian Contemporary

Situated 50 metres from the basilica of San Zeno (the patron saint of Verona), this restaurant housed in a renovated workshop boasts plenty of outdoor space for summer dining. Here, enjoy eclectic cuisine with an equal balance of Mediterranean and traditional flavours, including an excellent array of raw fish dishes and a small selection of Italian caviar.

Filia Ristorante

€€€Creative, Italian Contemporary

In Borgo Trento, an elegant residential quarter just steps from the historic center, Filia plays the card of a modern, minimalist setting, where just five tables find their place. Tasting menus are served, with dishes also available à la carte. The cuisine is modern and creative, at times revisiting classics of the Italian tradition.

Osteria la Fontanina

€€Classic Cuisine, Italian

Cross the Ponte Pietra and the enchantment of the picturesque streets of Veronetta (Verona’s historic quarter on the left bank of the Adige), continues inside this restaurant: a succession of intimate dining rooms brimming with eclectic décor. The ambiance delivers exactly what one hopes for in a romantic dinner setting, while the kitchen moves deftly between local specialties and ingredients and more creative preparations, offering both meat and fish dishes of excellent caliber.

Locanda '800

€€Seafood, Classic Cuisine

Whether you dine indoors, on the bright veranda or in the wine cellar with its barrels and wines produced by the estate, you’ll enjoy cuisine at this family-run restaurant which has gained a reputation in the region for its balance of meat and fish dishes. Excellent service and a pleasant setting in a rustic building surrounded by greenery.

La Collina dei Ciliegi

€€€Italian Contemporary, Mediterranean Cuisine

Situated within the La Collina dei Ciliegi wine estate amid the verdant Valpantena hills, this first-floor restaurant (lift available) is home to two chefs – he is from Calabria, while she is from Puglia. Together they create exciting, modern Mediterranean cuisine using ingredients from their native regions, including their signature dish – homemade spaghetti served with a delicious, well-balanced 'nduja, smoked ricotta and tomato ristretto sauce. Top-quality local ingredients take pride of place, as demonstrated by the Brogna mutton, which is raised on site, barbecued and served with an exqui

Trattoria al Pompiere

€€€Classic Cuisine, Regional Cuisine

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Amo Bistrot

€€Fusion

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Osteria Ponte Pietra

€€€Modern Cuisine, Contemporary

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🕐 12:00-15:00,19:30-23:00

Ristorante Cavour

€€italian

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🕐 Mo-Sa 12:15-14:15,19:30-22:00