Via Arche Scaligere 2, Verona
A historic osteria steps from the Scaligeri Tombs, beloved for Veronese classics — pastissada de caval, risotto all'Amarone, and pearà . One of the most genuinely local spots in the centro storico.
View on mapVia Dietro San Sebastiano 7, Verona
Verona's benchmark fine-dining restaurant, Michelin-starred for decades, with a menu rooted in Veronese tradition elevated to haute cuisine. The Amarone wine list is exceptional.
View on mapVicolo Regina d'Ungheria 5, Verona
A Verona institution since 1910, renowned for bollito misto, pearà sauce, and one of the finest cellars of local wines in the city. The atmosphere is warmly old-school.
View on mapVia Alberto Mario 16, Verona
A creative but deeply rooted Veronese kitchen where four chefs bring fresh thinking to traditional recipes — the gnocchi and local cheese selections are outstanding.
View on mapVia Sottoriva 9/A, Verona
Set under the medieval arcades of Via Sottoriva, this osteria captures the authentic spirit of old Verona with simple, excellent local food and natural Veneto wines.
View on mapPiazza delle Erbe 38, Verona
Right on Piazza delle Erbe, this elegant restaurant serves Veronese cuisine in a setting of considerable historic beauty — ideal for a special dinner on the city's most famous square.
View on mapVia Fontana del Ferro 1, Verona
A neighbourhood trattoria in Borgo Trento, frequented almost entirely by locals — lesso, risotto, and seasonal dishes that are straightforward, honest, and delicious.
View on mapVicolo Scudo di Francia 3, Verona
More wine bar than restaurant, but the kitchen produces excellent Veronese dishes to accompany a cellar of over 2,500 labels. The salumi and cheeses are wonderful for a long lunch.
View on mapVicoletto Due Mori 5, Verona
A stylish bistro inside the historic Palazzo Forti, offering creative Italian cuisine with international influences — popular with locals for long lunches and relaxed evening dining.
View on mapPiazza Castel San Pietro 1, Verona
Perched on the hill above the Roman Theatre, this restaurant offers spectacular views over Verona alongside refined Italian and Mediterranean dishes — the setting alone justifies the visit.
View on mapVia Dietro Listone 19/D, Verona
An eclectic Italian regional and Mediterranean menu steps from Piazza Bra — reliably good cooking, pleasant service, and a well-curated wine list.
View on mapCorso Porta Borsari 17/A, Verona
A wine bar and bistro with a short Mediterranean-inspired menu of cheeses, cured meats, and small plates designed to accompany an impressive selection of natural and artisan wines.
View on mapPiazzetta Pescheria 9/A, Verona
A fish-forward restaurant near Piazza delle Erbe specialising in fresh Adriatic seafood prepared with light Mediterranean simplicity — an excellent counterpoint to the meat-heavy local tradition.
View on mapCorso Porta Nuova 22/A, Verona
The first Japanese restaurant in the Veneto (est. 1999), steps from Piazza Bra. Sushi, sashimi, and teppanyaki in a refined setting — Verona's benchmark for Japanese cuisine.
View on mapVicolo Volto Cittadella 18, Verona
An elegant Indian restaurant in the heart of the centro storico, with authentic curries, tandoori dishes, and biryani in a warm, themed setting. Good vegetarian options.
View on mapPiazza Corrubbio 36, Verona
A beloved family-run Indian and Ceylonese restaurant in the San Zeno quarter, open for over 20 years. The outdoor terrace on Piazza Corrubbio is one of Verona's hidden pleasures.
View on mapVia Augusto Silvestrini 7/B, Verona
An authentic Thai restaurant in the Borgo Roma neighbourhood serving genuine Thai home cooking — curries, pad thai, and fragrant soups in a relaxed, unpretentious setting.
View on mapVia Sant'Antonio 4/A, Verona
A dedicated ramen bar in the centro storico serving rich Japanese broth-based soups — tonkotsu, shoyu, and miso — with fresh noodles and quality toppings. A welcome late-night option.
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