The Veneto and Friuli–Venezia Giulia Restaurants

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  • 1. Antica Osteria al Duomo

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    This side-street eatery, lined with old wood paneling and decked out with musical instruments, serves traditional Veronese classics, like bigoli (thick whole wheat spaghetti) with donkey ragù and pastissada con polenta (horse-meat stew with polenta). Don't be deterred by the unconventional meats—they're tender and delicious, and this is probably the best place in town to sample them. This first-rate home cooking is reasonably priced and served by helpful, efficient staff. It's popular, so arrive early. Reservations are not always taken.

    Via Duomo 7/A, Verona, Veneto, 37121, Italy
    045-8004505

    Known For

    • Blackboard menu, bar, and wooden interiors
    • Occasional live music
    • Rustic courtyard

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. except in Dec. and during wine fair
  • 2. Caffè Borsari

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    This bustling café-bar is famed for its excellent creamy coffee and freshly made brioche—pre-COVID, it was cheek-by-jowl al banco (at the counter/bar), but for now the Veronese patrons must spill outside. The narrow space on the charming Corso Borsari cobbles is packed with coffee- and tea-making pots and cups, as are its walls with colorful gifts and oddities according to the time of year.

    Corso Portoni Borsari 15, Verona, Veneto, 37121, Italy
    045-8031313

    Known For

    • Indulgent hot chocolate
    • Selection of coffee, tea, candies, and chocolates to take away
    • Fab staff may decorate your schiuma (froth)
  • 3. Il Desco

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    Opened in 1981 by Elia Rizzo, the nationally renowned fine-dining Desco cuisine is now crafted by talented son Matteo. True to Italian and Rizzo culinary traditions, he preserves natural flavors through careful ingredient selection, adding daring combinations inspired by stints in kitchens around the world. For an extravagant gastronomic adventure, try the multicourse seasonal tasting menu. Il Desco's interior is elegant and colorful, with sculpture, paintings, and an impressive 16th-century lacunar ceiling.

    Via Dietro San Sebastiano 7, Verona, Veneto, 37100, Italy
    045-595358

    Known For

    • Inventive, colorful plates of food
    • Elegant, arty surroundings fit for a modern opera
    • Pricey tasting menus

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. (open for dinner Mon. in Dec.), Reservations essential
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