Filharmonico Caffè was a welcome stopover in Verona, after having travelled the best part of a day from England. Being a regular, father-in-law led us straight to it. It’s on the left of Corso Porta Nuova, just before the Portoni della Bra (the gate with the clock).
The interior is elegant, light and modern, while the [...]
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Filharmonico Caffè - Review - Verona, Italy (7.5/10)
Posted in Italian, Italy, cafe, dining out, food, location, restaurant review, travel, traveleating, wine, tagged caffe, dining out, eating out, food, Italy, travel, traveleating, Verona on July 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Scrigno del Duomo - Review - Trento, Italy (7/10)
Posted in Italian, Italy, Michelin star, dining out, food, location, pasta, restaurant, restaurant review, travel, traveleating, vegetarian, tagged Castel Toblino, dining out, eating out, food, Italian, Italy, Limone sul Garda, Michelin star, restaurant, restaurant review, Scrigno del Duomo, travel, traveleating, Trento on July 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Lunch in Trento was a spur of the moment decision. It would take around an hour to drive there from Limone Sul Garda, where we were staying, and as we unusually had no plans for the day, a trip to Trento seemed like fun.
It was Monday, so almost everything was closed until 3.30. Luckily, husband [...]
Second Helpings (June 08 Round-up)
Posted in Dublin, England, Ireland, Italian, Italy, Korean, London, Michelin star, cafe, cooking, dining out, fish, food, meat, pasta, recipes, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, travel, traveleating, wine, tagged food, restaurant, dining out, Italy, restaurant review, eating out, travel, Dal Pescatore, Lake Garda, Michelin stars, Taste London 2008, The F Word, Gordon Ramsay, traveleating, photography, camera, Sony W300 on June 30, 2008 | 4 Comments »
A monthly summary about ‘traveleating‘ on World Foodie Guide …
What a month! I was awarded two blogger awards in the space of one week - the Rockin’ Girl Blogger award from VegeYum Ganga of A Life (Time) of Cooking, followed by the Arte y Pico award from Su-Lin of Tamarind and Thyme. Thank you [...]
Vassalli Pasticcerie - Review - Salò, Lake Garda, Italy (8.5/10)
Posted in Italian, Italy, afternoon tea, bakery, breakfast, cafe, dining out, food, location, restaurant, restaurant review, travel, traveleating, tagged afternoon tea, cake, coffee, dining out, eating out, food, Italy, Lake Garda, location, Pasolini, restaurant review, Salo, travel, traveleating on June 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Although we drove past the beautiful lakeside town of Salò several times to and from Limone sul Garda, where we were staying, we didn’t actually stop there until we were on our way back to the airport. We knew little about Salò at the time (although I did keep wondering if it was connected to [...]
Dal Pescatore (Italian) - Review - Canneto sull’Oglio, Mantova, Italy (10/10)
Posted in Italian, Italy, Michelin star, dining out, fish, food, location, pasta, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, travel, traveleating, vegetarian, wine, tagged 3 Michelin star, Canneto sull'Oglio, Dal Pescatore, dining out, eating out, food, Italian, Italy, Mantova, Nadia Santini, restaurant, restaurant review, Runate, travel, traveleating on June 26, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I had not heard of Dal Pescatore until I read about it last year in a Condé Nast Traveller supplement on Italy. It has three Michelin stars, and currently ranks 23rd in the San Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Big deal, I thought. The Michelin guide covers few countries, while the San Pellegrino [...]
Alla Noce (Italian) - Review - Limone sul Garda, Italy (8/10)
Posted in Italian, Italy, dining out, fish, food, location, meat, pasta, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, travel, traveleating, vegetarian, tagged food, Italian, vegetarian, restaurant, dining out, meat, seafood, location, Italy, fish, pasta, restaurant review, eating out, travel, Alla Noce, Lake Garda, Limone, Quantum of Solace, Malcesine, Salo, traveleating on June 24, 2008 | 4 Comments »
On our recent trip to Limone sul Garda, located on the northwestern corner of the lake, we stayed at Alla Noce, a small hotel and restaurant, with a phenomenal lakeside view. It’s very cheap to stay there (yet it’s comfortable and immaculately clean) and the restaurant is supposed to be one of the best in [...]
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