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Ristorante Il Desco

Ristorante Il Desco

Il Desco is one of Verona’s top tables, holding two Michelin stars for its creative take on Veronese cuisine, served in an elegant setting, with colourful art on the walls. The menu changes seasonally, but highlights often include handmade pasta like maltagliati with tomato and aubergine, and refined dishes, such as goose foie gras or fillet of St. Peter fish with porcini and lemon sauce. Tasting menus and wine pairings make it a great choice if you want to splurge on a memorable meal.
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Antica Bottega Del Vino

Antica Bottega Del Vino

One of the oldest wine bars in Verona, this place has serious history and a wine list to match—thousands of bottles, including local Amarone and hard-to-find vintages. The vibe is old-school and a bit theatrical, with dark wood, dusty bottles, and opera posters on the walls. You can come for a full meal or just a glass of something good with a few cicchetti at the bar. The risotto all’Amarone is a favourite, but they also do traditional Veronese dishes like braised meats and polenta. It’s a popular hangout during opera season, and you might catch a singer or two unwinding after a show. Prices are on the higher side, but the experience—and the wine—makes it worth it.
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