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Restaurants in Verona

Best Restaurants in Verona 2026

Discover authentic local cuisine, top restaurants, and the best dining experiences in Verona.

Verona has 18+ restaurants and places to eat covered in this guide, led by Antica Bottega del Vino, Trattoria al Pompiere and Il Desco. Each entry below includes the practical details — what it costs, when to go, and how to plan around it.

Verona travel guide: where to stay, what to do and where to eat in Verona, Veneto, Italy.

Veronese cuisine is rooted in the Po plain and Lessini hills: polenta, rice, potato gnocchi, horse meat, boiled meats and freshwater fish. Valpolicella wines, especially Amarone and Ripasso, appear in sauces and risotto as well as in the glass. Verona hosts one three-star Michelin restaurant and several other starred tables, alongside modest osterie.

Top restaurants

Handpicked picks for the best dining experiences.

Restaurants by cuisine

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Food tours & tastings in Verona

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Street food

Local flavours at affordable prices.

Street food

Gelato

Handmade gelato sold around Via Mazzini and Piazza Bra

Price: €2.5-4 (~$2.88-$4.6) per cone

Street food

Pizza al taglio

Pizza by the slice from bakeries in the centre

Price: €2-4 (~$2.3-$4.6) per slice

Street food

Panino with cured meats

Sandwiches filled with Veronese salumi or porchetta

Price: €4-7 (~$4.6-$8.05)

Food markets

Where locals shop and graze.

Piazza delle Erbe market

Hours: Mon-Sat, roughly 8AM-6PM (hours vary by source; confirm locally)

Piazza Bra farmers market

Hours: Fridays, about 8AM-1PM (confirm locally)

Dining etiquette & tips

Navigate the local food scene confidently.

Tip

Lunch is typically served about 12:30-2:30PM and dinner from about 7:30PM; many kitchens close between services.

Tip

Restaurants around Piazza Bra and the Arena are pricier; walk two or three streets away for better value.

Tip

Reserve Michelin-starred restaurants and popular trattorie weeks ahead in the Arena opera season (June-September).

Tip

A coperto (cover charge) of about €2-3 (~$2.3-$3.45) is common and legal; tipping is optional.

Food budget guide

What to expect at different price points.

Level Price Description
Budget $5-15/meal Street food, local eateries, and simple restaurants.
Mid-range $15-40/meal Sit-down restaurants with good service and varied menus.
Upscale $40+/meal Fine dining, international cuisine, and premium experiences.