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Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Mezzegra including Cantina Follie, Aperitivo Et Al, Cava Turacciolo, L’Escale, Wine Note da Kita, Il Chiosco di Venere
6. Il Chiosco di Venere
Reviewed By RobinKABZ
The chiosco overlooks the bay in Lenno close to the ferry terminal. A nice place to relax, enjoy the view. There is also a grass area for sun bathing and a designated swimming area. Staff are friendly and helpful. Excellent spot for a morning coffee or glass of wine.
5. Wine Note da Kita
Reviewed By Clark_PK
Having spent 4 days in Lenno and enjoyed everywhere we dined, this place still makes the top of the bill. Situated just off the main promenade by a very short walk, youâll find a truly authentic Italian dining experience.The food is exceptional; great choice on the menu, well priced and fabulously presented. The staff are so friendly and gently humored our poor attempts at speaking Italian. We were made feel at home and wish we had discovered this place before our last night. You wonât be sorry if you stop here to dine! Meraviglioso...
4. LâEscale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
At LâEscale, we honor the symbols of Italian hospitality: the trattoria and the enoteca. A beautiful yet casual option for dinner at Grand Hotel Tremezzo, the menu brings contemporary creativity to the flavors of traditional local dishes. Itâs also the pe
Reviewed By Nicholash305
First of all the great points. Staff and management great. Attentive, friendly without suffocating you and wanting to please. Really relaxing.Some wines not available, and heard this comment from more than one table. If not available take it off your list!Aspect/ location, superb. Just watch the world of Lake Como literally drift in front of you.The food. Well interesting ! some interpretations of Italian classics with a few twists. Honestly think that the kitchen is just trying too hard to be different. They are called Italian classics for a reason, so no need to play with them.
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3. Cava Turacciolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1002 reviews
The CavaTuracciolo is an 18th-century cellar which has been completely restored. There is to be found a selection of more than 300 labels of local and national wines which can be tasted together with selection of fishes of the lake, mixed meats and cold c
Reviewed By JoInTexas
Oh, my! What a great find! We stumbled onto this wine bar quite by accident and we just LOVED it! The owner and all of the staff were so helpful in helping us make fabulous wine selections (they have SO many choices). The atmosphere is Old World and very inviting. We were there on one rainy day and it was magical. We ended up having both lunch and a light dinner here and such great care was taken in the preparation and presentation of our meals. I highly, highly recommend stopping in here during a visit to Bellagio!
2. Aperitivo Et Al
Overall Ratings
4 based on 827 reviews
Wine Bar with local food
Reviewed By RoadWrangler
This wonderful wine bar is also a store, and they serve food, so it's a great place to go for an afternoon snack with wine, get some wine to take away, or have an after dinner drink. The friendly staff here are well-versed in their large wine selection. We really enjoy learning about local wines as we taste them, and here is ideal for that.
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1. Cantina Follie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1028 reviews
We would like to thank all our guests that visit and reviewed us in our first 8 years of activity, Deborah & Joost.Our Winebar-Enoteca is specialized in platters prepared at the moment with local sliced cuts and cheeses.we don't not serve pasta, or mainco
Reviewed By John C
we loved the helpful service and generous nibbles, had the wine samples, very good. did not like....... the stools, no chairs, canât spend a meal time on a stool.also, nice location away from the traffic, quiet rooftop terrace.
