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Reviews on Italian food in Foz do Iguacu, State of Parana, Brazil. Giant anteaters, howler monkeys, ocelots, endangered jaguars and clouds of butterflies are among the attractions at this World Heritage-designated park that marks the border between Brazil and Argentina. By foot or by raft, explorers can view one of the world's most stunning waterfalls, Iguazu Falls. Among the park's 270 waterfalls, spectacular Devil's Throat combines 14 falls and generates a "perpetual rainbow" in good weather.
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10. Mega Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By BVD725
This place all boils down to luck. Each time we've been here, the food has been excellent, the service great and the prices very good. I guess you have to be a bit lucky with the pizzas they are bringing around, sometimes it can take a while to get one you like.Still a great place though!
9. Vo Luiz Pizzeria & Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By TessaN286
Efficient and friendly service, delicious fresh made pasta, cooked to perfection and a lovely setting! Highly recommended!
8. Coxinharia1950
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Rafaelitaipava
Fomos num grupo de 4 pessoas e pedimos uns 6 sabores difentes, todos aprovadÃssimos pela turma. Frango com requeijão, carne seca com requeijão, camarão, mexicana, costela... um sabor melhor do que o outro!E todas fritas na hora, fresquinhas. Demora coisa de uns 5 a 10 minutos, mas em compensação, a qualidade é muito melhor.
7. Bel Viale Restaurante & Pizzaria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By missylisa
Myself and three colleagues visited Bel Viale on two occasions during our stay in Foz do Iguaçu - both times the food was excellent, but it was the staff who really made our day! The restaurant is not located in a touristic area, so we were not surprised to find that they didn't speak much English, nevertheless they had a wonderful sense of humour and our efforts to communicate some specific dietary requirements in 'Spanglishese' was great fun (it's difficult to be a lactose-intolerant vegetarian in Brazil, but we managed it!). Highly recommended.
6. La Strega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Recém aberta, a champanheria & Risoteria La Strega veio para preencher uma das esquinas mais tradicionais e boêmias da cidade.
Reviewed By fernandarfe
Amazing surprise as a vegetarian in the countryside of Brazil. Cozy, great rock and vintage pop music and delicious food with many options for vegetarians and vegans. Excellent risottos in huge portions. Superb wines and well trained waiters who made great recommendations. Definitely a must in Foz do Iguaçu!
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5. La Mafia Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3460 reviews
Aberto domingo 30 de Abril 2017
Reviewed By WorldCitizen4Peace
This restaurant came up high when I searched the area for dinner places but our food was overcooked and very average. Hopefully this isn't how it always is maybe the chef had an off night. But we will never come back. Lots of cool nostalgic pictures on the wall in every room so it is a fun place in that way.
4. Vo Bertila Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3074 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas G
This hidden gem of a pizzeria has fantastic service, incredible pizzas, and a surprisingly characteristic atmosphere for a restaurant in the middle of commercial Iguaçu.Our waiter spoke perfect English and was very friendly, joking with us throughout the meal. You could choose to have different types of pizza in one pizza. Highly recommended to anyone and everyone.
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3. 4 Sorelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2139 reviews
Pleasant and charming, 4 Sorelle is located in the heart of Foz do Iguacu, delievering with tradition, amazing quality service since 1988. With a second to none a la carte service during lunch and dinner, our gourmet menu features rich offerings of intern
Reviewed By Thomas H
After coming here with a local for a date, it was a very interesting food experience. We still had a good time and good wine, albeit very expensive. It is not the restaurant's fault Brazil has a 60% import tax however the Chianti wine that isn't that fancy is still $150R. However from experience at other highly rated places in Foz do Iguaçu I was making sure I could at least bank on the wine and got a nice bottle. I ordered ravioli with arrabbiata sauce and my date had a lasagna. I picked the arrabbiata sauce because it is one of the simplest sauces to make and its has some heat to it. Every Italian place I have gotten this sauce at, it is always the normal tomato based spicy sauce with maybe some fresh herbs on top. Here there was almost as much extra things on top of the sauce as there was pasta. I still don't know what half of it was and just ate the ravioli and the capers. Furthermore, there wasn't a single hint of any spiciness to it at all. Zero heat. Since this arrabbiata sauce should be a simple spicy tomato sauce, I can easily stand by saying that this was not that. The ravioli was okay, I don't think homemade. So not what I expected/thought I was ordering. My date had the lasagna and it was a lot more like lasagna noodles in a cheesy cream soup. I am sure it tasted fine but she had to cut it up and eat it with a spoon. We had a good laugh over that however, again, not exactly what we pictured that dish being like. The waitstaff was nice, and the place was quite large. The wine rack wall was nice on the stairs as well. The restaurant also does rodizio - which is like an all you can eat style of food. So they will come around with different pastas and you take what ones you want and eat all you can. We did a la carte and just ordered from the menu. Maybe they have better pastas with the a la carte? I don't know but they were really busy and people seemed to enjoy the food? I was more interesting in the wine and company than my not so arrabbiata arrabbiata sauce. So I didn't mind to much however I personally wouldn't rush back for their arrabbiata sauce. So if you want a spot with all you can eat pasta, it might be decent enough to do so. On a date however we just went with a la carte and it was so so. I gave them 2/5 because they really missed the whole essence of what my dish should have been. Unfortunately, if I can make a better spicy tomato sauce at home, I won't feel thrilled paying for less than that at a place that should probably do/know better. Also that much liquid in a lasagna is also quite an oversight. So other than those dishes not really being like what they should be, if that doesn't concern you then you may still really enjoy this place. Everything else was about average and busy. Not a place to run away from but I just won't run back to.
2. Noite Italiana Bella Italia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3207 reviews
The Italian Night is the most traditional dining Foz do Iguacu and region. A themed dinner with the best of Italian cuisine and the largest table of the Brazil cheeses, with dozens of varieties. In addition you enjoy live music quality, antipasto table, s
Reviewed By paulsmithbrasil
Excellent restaurant with very professional staff.To be asked at the end of the evening by the manager if everything was satisfactory is very rare and refreshing in Brasil.Many restaurants could learn from this attitude towards the paying client.A huge selection of cold choices with something like 40 different cheeses.As a note cheese is a very expensive luxury here in Brasil.I made a night of the cheese selection with cold meats and breads.The pasta rodizio looked OK , nothing fantastic.Very good live music (sax/clarinet) and dance show with client participation.Overall very good.Price for 2 with a bottle of wine and some soft drinks was R$250.Thank you for your review and your compliments.We are very happy to know that you enjoyed our services!When you return to Foz do Iguaçu, we hope to serve you at our restaurant again!
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1. Bona Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 446 reviews
Reviewed By TooBlueVilla
Stick to the Pasta in this resturant, made fresh and delicious. The steak was not good. The staff is friendly, owner stopped by to ask about the meal at the end and was told. This is an expensive restaurant and the wait staff needs to be trained not to pick up dirty silverware and place it on the table. Fr3h silverware should be brought to the table between courses and the bread crumbs cleaned up.Hello. Thank you for having taken your time to provide us with your valuable feedback. We are sincerely concerned and apologise that we fell short on your expectations.Your helpful comments are much appreciated,and your feedback will help us to continually improve the standard of facilities and services offered to all our clients. Looking forward to see you again.
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