​Piazza dei Signori in Treviso is an absolute gem! Right in the heart of the city, it's surrounded by stunning historic buildings like the Palazzo dei Trecento and the Torre Civica . The square buzzes with life, filled with cozy cafés and charming shops under elegant porticos. It's the perfect spot to soak up local vibes, enjoy a spritz, and watch the world go by. A must-visit when exploring Treviso!​

We love the charming city of Treviso. It has cobblestone streets, narrow sidewalks and adorable cafe's. We had the best gelloto. You can get lost in the many little streets within the walls of the fortress. Many streets line the canals were you with see ducks a swans. Rent a bike or take a stroll around the fort.

Piazza dei Signori is the heart of Treviso and one of the city’s most beautiful squares. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings and lively cafés, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the atmosphere and start exploring the charming streets nearby. A must-see when visiting Treviso!

We preferred a walk in this city instead of crowded Venice. And we do not regret it, a very calm, beautiful and history-filled town.

The Loggia adjacent to the piazza has lovely vaulted ceilings. We enjoyed a lovely dinner @ one of the restaurants there

The sole center of this small Veneto town is adorned with Trecento Palace housing the Prefecture. Beautiful architecture with many bars around, in as well nice and charming streets

A very lively square of the town, full of bars and artistic sculptures every corner. It’s worth the visit.

Stopped in for a glass (or two) and the famous tiramisù. The wine list is genuinely good—well-chosen, fairly priced, and a nice fit for a quick stop in the center. The tiramisù had a silky, spongy texture that I liked and it felt light—not heavy at all—but the flavor was surprisingly neutral. I kept expecting a deeper coffee/cocoa punch that never really arrived. Maybe that’s the style here, but it left me wanting something different. Service was mixed: a bit snobbish overall, except for the younger staffer who was friendly and attentive. Food-wise, I wouldn’t recommend the sandwich or the chips; neither added much to the experience. Bottom line: come for the central location and a solid glass of wine, and try the tiramisù if you prefer a very smooth, restrained version. If you’re after bold flavors or a casual bite, there are better options nearby.

Claim to be where the tiramisu was invented, expected it to be a homey cozy kinda of establishment but turns out to be a middle to high end restaurant. The restaurant has no problem with people just coming and sitting down for a tiramisu and a drink, very friendly waiter that speaks decent English. Ordered 2 tiramisu for my partner and I, a macchiato and a glass of white wine; Tiramisu is not one with strong flavours, instead of coffee liqueur they use quite a mild tasting coffee, impeccable texture for the egg cream and rich cocoa. This is a tiramisu perfect for people who doesn't like coffee or desserts that are too sweet, along with a coffee makes the perfect afternoon. Also one of the best coffees ive had in my stay in Treviso, and a wide selection of house wines. The restaurant is located within a cave of buildings walled with 3 sides of the classic colourful italian architecture, a quiet corner of the city, immaculate atmosphere and definitely worth a visit.

This is not just a place to eat tiramisu; it's a pilgrimage for anyone who truly loves the dessert. This is THE birthplace of tiramisu, and if you are in Treviso, this is the one place you absolutely must visit. I came all the way from Singapore, as tiramisu is my favorite dessert in the world. Unfortunately, on the day of my visit, the shop was closed for renovations. I was heartbroken, but then something incredible happened. One of the chefs, Paolo, saw me standing outside and, with incredible kindness, invited me in. Even though the shop was closed, he served me a perfect slice of their tiramisu. It was light, airy, and truly perfect—undoubtedly the most delicious tiramisu I have ever eaten. You can taste the history and passion in every spoonful. It's clear that the creators of this wonderful dish, now loved worldwide, poured their hearts into it. What happened next speaks volumes about the warmth and generosity of the staff. When it came time to pay, Paolo graciously refused to accept any money, despite our insistence. It was a beautiful example of Italian hospitality and a moment I will never forget. Paolo, thank you so much for making this trip so special for me and my family. This was more than just a dessert; it was a perfect, unforgettable experience to end our Italian trip. Ciao!

they created the tiramisu.. original taste. we only got small plates.. nothing spectacular. but the wine is good. would go back for the mains and try more wines on the menu.

excellent food, was worth every euro spent amazing wine choice by the glass at very fair price the hospitality was amazing and our waiter/sommelier Sara was definitely the main star of the show disappointed tiramisu a must visit place if stay nearby

We tried other 3 places, and this is the best tiramisú in town BY FAR. There's a reason they're in the Michelin list ;) They also have recommendations of wine to pair with your food, which is very much appreciated. We went with the wine from the Veneto region, and it really paired beautifully with the tiramisú. On top of that, the service is top notch! Do not skip this place.

Tried only Tiramisu, this is why lover score as can not assess the rest of the offers. I have expected something more from this tiramisu, it is far from that it was not good, but learning that it was invented here, my expectations were different, or we had all the time the wrong tiramisus 😃 serving was great as well the service and ambient.

Lovely waterside cafe with fantastic food. The staff were really friendly. The decor is great. Highly recommended, especially the chicken sandwich. 😁

My daughter told me to rate it 5 Stars so I am diligently obeying her request. So if you want something different, not mainstream and avoid "tourists scam" disappointments, find a hidden delight and enjoy a unique atmosphere and meals with coffee to match!

We stumbled upon Malvasia and it looked completely booked out — the place was full, and the waitress told us there was no way to get in today. But then the owner came out, and when we mentioned we were leaving Treviso that day, she made sure to find us a spot at the bar. That’s the true meaning of hospitality. The food was delicious, the ambiance absolutely beautiful, and the whole experience left such a warm impression. Even if it’s just for coffee or brunch, Malvasia is a must-visit in Treviso. 🌿☕✨

The cappuccino is excellent, and the food is just as amazing. On top of that, the view is absolutely stunning. Highly recommend!

Very special place and the waitress was very kind (and even spoke some spanish!). Can only recommend:)

Love this place. Food is super good and looks delicious, the place is lovely and staff super nice. Booking is recommended, as the place is very busy

An AMAZING place for food lovers! It was simple a blast! Food made with love and staff which cares about their job. It’s a must place to visit you’ll have no regrets just a belly full of extremely great brunch! Loooove!

Great location. In the ancient times...this was the place where the noble people of Treviso had meetings.

Built in llate 13th century.

The Loggia dei cavalieri ( Lodge of Knights ) is one of the most representative buildings in the historic center of Treviso. A little hidden gem where all the magic of Treviso is felt. It is located at the crossroads between via Martiri della Libertà and via Indipendenza, probably in the place of the ancient forum of the Roman Tarvisium. Symbol of political power assumed by the nobles in the period of the Free Commune, it was built between 1276. and 1277. during the podesteria of Giacomo from Perugia as a place for conferences, conversations, games for the nobility, the Knights, in fact. The Loggia is an beautiful example of Romanesque Treviso, influenced here by Byzantine architecture. The loggia was decorated with frescoes in two stages and the layers of plaster are now mostly overlaid. The first decoration was probably made between 1276 and 1277. The second layer of frescoes dates back to 1313-14, following the aristocratic revolution that led to the expulsion of the da Camino (a noble family from Treviso, protagonist of the medieval history of the Triveneto). The inscription in large black Romanesque uncial characters on white is still visible on the oldest decoration: "Hoc opus factum est tempore nobilisni Andreae de dno Iacobo de Perusio Pot. T..."

A beautiful historical place, where many interesting activities take place.

Beautiful remnants of the Middle Ages, the times when Treviso was an independent city-state ripe with chivalric culture. Here you can read up more about the maintenance efforts. It’s worth completing the knowledge by visiting Santa Caterina Museum, which has a section on the painted city. You can still see frescoes around the lodge, though some were damaged with time.

This is one of oldest and most beautiful monuments in Treviso. It is often used for concerts and small displays

A beautiful open and shaded space to relax and enjoy the historical majesty of the lodge. Nice bar next to it.

Tucked away in a cute corner with a few benches and a sign explaining the history of the fountain.

A quiet, warm feeling spread through my chest when I looked at her, but it was almost instantly followed by a subtle prickle of shame that made me look away. The warmth was pleasant, a soft pull, but the shame was a fleeting, bitter taste, a silent reprimand for having the feeling at all. It was a brief and private tug-of-war, hidden beneath a calm exterior.

Great place to visit. You can calm down here and cool.off from the City. The water that comes from the Woman s breasts ist also drinkable.

Charming and humorous, this little corner with this iconic statue represents well how I see my beloved Italy.

A must see place in Treviso as it has a lot of history behind it.

It is located in a pretty nice location. We passed it twice while searching because it is surrounded by buildings that seemed illogical, but when we turned in the right corner we saw this kind of funny statue.

In a place where there is nothing, big stories are made up to attract tourists' attention to small things. The fountain has such a story, but still, it's a fun spot to see and take photos.

An excellent choice for lunch on a day out in Treviso. Friendly staff and a most enjoyable experience. They say Tiramisu was invented here, the one I had certainly did it justice, it was delicious.

I recently visited Signore e Signore in Piazza Centrale, Treviso, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience! The Aperol and Campari Spritz were absolutely amazing—perfectly crafted with just the right balance of flavors, making for an incredibly refreshing and enjoyable aperitivo. The atmosphere of the bar is vibrant yet cozy, creating the ideal setting to unwind and socialize. The location in the heart of Treviso adds to its charm, offering a picturesque backdrop for a relaxing drink. The staff are friendly, attentive, and attentive to detail, ensuring you feel welcomed and well taken care of. Overall, Signore e Signore provides the best aperitivo experience in Treviso—highly recommended for anyone seeking quality drinks, a great ambiance, and excellent service! 🍾🥂🇮🇹🔝

The worst tiramisù ever! I am somewhat optimistic in general...so when I sat down to try tiramisù in Italy I expected atleast "normal" level tiramisù...but this was not tiramisù at all...it was prepared on the spot....no taste of coffee whatsoever, piscotte were dry because they were just unpacked or something, and creme was i am not sure what..prosecchi was ok.

We showed the waiter this photo of the dessert and asked him for that. And he came back with this one… I thought he made a mistake and asked him if what he brought was supposed to be what was represented at the photo and he said yeah it’s the same?! Not a single similarity with what was on the photo, the size? The cream? The layers? The jam? And it wasn’t even fresh. We didn’t finish it. He could have said that they didn’t have what was in the photo. Very disappointing.

Great place for lunch and dinner in Treviso. Very friendly staff and delicious food. Thank you so much! 😊

The food and location we’re so perfect. We came back twice during our week trip in Treviso. The lasagna was phenomenal, limoncello spritz, roast beef, and bread! Our server, Ben, was amazing!

I was there by mistake and it was a huge mistake. The pizza we ate was not good, so hard that impossible to eat. Lack of decent seasoning and no taste at all. The service so slow... nobody was interested when we came despite of the fact there were not many people. I don't recomment this place. And as to pizza...they have to learn a lot.... really!!! Two stars only for the location.

Friendly service, good food, and reasonable prices. I recommend it.

They got an excellent selection of chichetti

Fair prices, good wine and great food plate!

For an Spritz Aperol and Stuzzichini in one of the Oldest Bar in Treviso…😍🥰

Bustling, energetic bar with excellent wines all available by the glass or bottle, wonderful food and excellent, helpful, friendly staff with great wine knowledge. We popped in for a quick drink and stayed for three hours!

Nice restaurant situated in the centre of Treviso. We happened upon it be accident and I am glad we did, it's small and the wine list is much larger than the food menu but, the food was excellent. I had sausage and spinach pasta, excellent, my friend: an olive and fish filled tortellini, that tasted even bette than mine! The staff were great, spoke English, the price was okay.

Lovely wee place with a good selection of easily identifiable snacks on show. These are made frequently, and eaten just as frequently. Snacks start from 1.50e for a basic open sandwich. The staff are friendly and quick. The selection of wines is good and the atmosphere is fun, especially as the night goes on. Prosecco was 2.50e a glass when we were there, and the most expensive red wine was 8e per glass. Can I recommend the Fior d'arancia with a wee pot of tiramisu? We had a great time!

It was a suggestion from a friend and foodwise La Trattoria did not let us down. The food was very very good however, the service did not manage to match the food. For some strange rreson thery refused to sit us inside at an outside temperature of 35 C. It was scorching hot in the alley and the sun just above us. While its true that the sun was on us for only 10 min its was not very plesant to eat outside while its an empty rrstaurant inside. Hoever, the food made up for the service

Genuine food, tasty and fresh, served in a cosy familiar atmosphere. Linguine al nero di seppia were delicate and tasty. Grilled octopus is top quality, soft tasty fish fiber that melts in your mouth. See you again certainly 😀

Amazing food and wine. The service was excellent, very friendly and helpful. I would recommend it to everyone who wants to try delicious Italian cuisine!

If you are in Treviso you must go all'oca Bianca. A real Italian trattoria, the food is extraordinary and the service is impeccable.

A small place with lot of charm. Here obviously we will find only Italian food ... and certainly a very good one. Better to make a reservation. Recommended.

Beautiful, tasty, rustic food served in a homely (if a tiny bit bright) room by friendly, professional and lovely servers

Really good and the portions are bigger than displayed in other review photos. Good service. The place is a narrow street from the main one, look for the duck sign.

My husband and I had an eight-course tasting menu there, and we were very impressed. The dishes are thoughtfully put together, and the food is exceptionally delicious. They adapted the menu to a gluten-free version for me—I also received gluten-free bread. The service is highly professional, and the ambiance is very pleasant. We didn’t go for the wine pairing, but instead agreed on a few glasses of wine along the way, which were excellently matched with the food. The price for the eight-course menu is €110, and it’s appropriate for what you get. I highly recommend it.

Everything we had were really delicious! Highly recommended.

No reservation, no Table. Make sure you book a table in advance so you don't miss this culinary experience. It's one of the best sea food restaurants I've had the pleasure to eat in. We were five people and every one of our numerous dishes, starters, main courses and deserts were quality. The produce and the preperation excellent.The fitting wine was very good and properly served.

A wonderful restaurant worthy of a Michelin star! The chef is a true master of his craft!

Very nicely presented degustation menu with sufficient big portions. Friendly service and explanation in English.

If you are looking for fine dining look no further. Absolutely delicious. I will be back here the next time I'm in Treviso

The presentation was amazing. The food is yammy. Small portions though. The desert was the best part.

1 out of 5 — If I could give zero stars, I would This airport is extremely overcrowded — to the point where you’re constantly bumping into people. It feels more like a packed subway station than an international airport. There are fewer than 20 seats at the gate, which is ridiculous considering a single flight has over 100 passengers. People were standing, sitting on the floor, or just pacing while waiting to board. While the place isn’t outright dirty, it’s very outdated. Everything from the floors to the lighting looks like it hasn’t been renovated in decades. Overall, it was an unpleasant experience from start to finish. I would not recommend this airport to anyone unless absolutely necessary. If you have other travel options, take them.

I had a first flight in the morning. I noticed that one of the airline staff was late. There were no queue numbers at the departure gates that make everyonre confuse for the designated direction. The check-in staff were unfriendly and did not give clear instructions, so I had to repeat the queue three times. When I asked why I had to repeat the queue, he just said “Take this tray” without explaining what was wrong or what I should do. I was very disappointed with the service at this airport.

Very small airport for the traffic of people than it stands. Extremely crowded from the beginning, very long queues to pass security checkpoints (there are only two), it took more than 45 minutes. Outrageous lack of seats, huge amount of people having to stand or seat on the floor (if you are lucky). All the flights delayed! Only one toilet in all the departure area… One of the worst airports I have ever been!!…and I travel a lot! Definitely, if you have any other choice, do not use this airport. Probably it will ruin your memories from your trip to Venezia!

Cosy and peaceful, the Person at the café are super intimate .Although there isn’t a smoking area, so if you’re a smoker, make sure to have your 6 (or even a whole pack) before checking in , otherwise, you’ll have to go all the way back through security again! If you get stuck here at night, you’re basically fried (iykwim)! — they close the airport during night time, and you’ll be left wondering why on earth you went for the cheapest flight in the first place to end up here.

It's a good airport, just too crowded. The only con is a weird cleaning wc woman who screamed at me in Italian 🤦

Not great. Small, cramped and lacking in seating in almost all areas of the airport. Security and passport control was easy enough, but with an average of two to three flights an hour the seating in the main departure area plus cafes, shops & bar simply don't cut it. It's not great and could be so much better. It needs to be better. The lack of seating and services is only compounded when travelling with Ryanair. Not only was our flight delayed on our flight out to Treviso (yes delayed by 6 hours, so avoid them at all costs, so much so that at 2230 HRS our flight was diverted 15 or so miles away to Marco Polo airport) but it was delayed by almost two hours on our return from Treviso airport too. In fact the delays combined with our outbound flight being re-routed to MP resulted in us losing our hire car booking and over £400 in the process. As mentioned our return our flight, again with Ryanair (who we will never use again), was delayed by nearly two hours. So we spent an uncomfortable couple of hours at Treviso airport waiting for our flight. As for Ryanair, I'm not sure that they take responsibility for anything. After a total of nearly 8 hours delay over two flights, all they did was blame the French ATC strikes (other flights were taking off on time and were flying to/from Italy), despite both planes arriving late in the first place, one not even being on an ATC strike day, and on our first flight the original pilot leaving our plane after a four hour delay at Luton to go and pilot a flight out of Heathrow instead; that wasn't an ATC issue???? I guess this is what happens when you over commit your organisation....and to make it worse you get emails from Ryanair explaining your rights and inviting you to make a complaint, plus their app flashes up how you can help them by petitioning the government on ATC shortages?!?! No thank you Ryanair. So it wasn't enjoyable. Something that is so easy, or at least should be, is made so difficult by a lack of space, investment and services that do nothing to enhance your holiday and travel experience. Would we use Treviso airport again? I don't know that we would. It seems that smaller regional airports feature very low on the pecking order of Air Traffic Control (ATC) so delays appear far more prevalent at smaller regional airports than they do at larger, city based airports. Oh one other thing, don't use Drivalia at Treviso airport. Their service, well no service at all really, is aimed at taking your money and leaving you to walk!!! They were terrible. Europcar however we're helpful and very friendly, if a little expensive. Level 10 Google reviewer with over 1,200 reviews with 2 million views plus 14,000 photos with more than 60 million views and still going strong 💪. My reviews aren't sponsored, they're based on mine, and often my wife's experience at an establishment whether that be a shop, restaurant, service or activity, with the aim of highlighting great service plus areas for improvement, if necessary. And boy sometimes it is necessary. Check out my other reviews 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

Come max 1 hour before the flight, nothing to do there. Small and no enough seats. Be noticed because it is airport only for low cost airlines Ryanair and Wizz, before the scanning of the boarding pass and the security 2 ladies stand and check one by one, and try to do whatever they can in order to take your money for paying extra for baggage, so be ready for it. They will not even let you carry a small bag with food for children and caliming it is additinal bag. Probably they are hired by both airlines for this reason, becaue their duty it is to be super strict with the passangers. Be carefull :)

Quite a unique theatre experience. The theatre itself is beautiful and well worth seeing. Obviously viewing a performance is even better. Italian language skills are helpful but not necessary!

It was amazing experience! Acoustic was unbelievable, cozy atmosphere and comfortable seats

We visited concert of the MozART group. The concert was scheduled for 20.30, but there was some presentation about special needs children in Italian for 45 minutes, so until around 21:15, which would be understandable - okay to make some promotion about charity events etc. But after the concert, the presentation about this charity continued for another 45 minutes. People started to leave, the artists seemed disturbed, it was disrespectful to them and the audience....

Beautiful venue, great facilities, very clean and well kept. Saw an Incognito performance... Unfortunately, female staff repeatedly reprimanded us (British) for taking photos and dancing, when Italians all around us were doing exactly the same - pointing that fact out to them made no difference. Shame for blatant discrimination.

It's beautiful inside, I just love It

Expectacular!

Magivo

Well restored museum from an ancient monastery. Permanent exhibition of local artists, especially the sculptor, local glory, Martini, combined with temporary exhibitions. Currently, April 2025, the exhibition of the Japanese artist Hokusai occurs. Famous for the images of Mount Fuji seen from various points of view, the famous wave and the Manga notebooks. All very beautiful and well described, alas, in the only domestic language, Italian. A serious flaw is the lack of signage in other languages. Evidently an exhibition dedicated exclusively to the local population.

Very nice museum it had a very interesting exhibition I was looking forward to see but unfortunately they didn’t have English translation at the specific exhibition which was disappointing as I wanted to read about the exhibits and everything was in Italian. The exhibition catalog was also only in Italian as every other book related to this exhibition. The museum is very nice though and the stuff is friendly and polite. If only they had English translation it would make the experience better!

One of my favourite modern/contemporary art museums in Veneto. The quality of the collection, interior design, and labels were beyond that of a provincial museum. Arturo Martini was definitely the highlight, though there is many more Italian artists to admire. This museum is an absolute gem.

Best museum i have ever been to, better than Paris and London museums. Pretty building and different, beautiful and yet still classic sculptures. Definitely a visit worth if you’re in Treviso or just nearby

Not my favorite modern art museum. Mainly portraits and landscapes. If that’s what you like then you’ll be right at home. It’s audited museum is a lot better. You can by tickets for both.

Nice to visit and see the japanese exhibition

Antonio Canova at the Bailo museum in Treviso. A fantastic exhibition that tells the story of Canova, his way of describing the ancient and the romantic. Born in Possagno in the second half of the 18th century and lived for most of his life in Rome he is one of the greatest Italian sculptors of the 18th century. An exhibition to be savored in silence, observing the curves of the artworks, the flexibility of the bodies. A leap into the static world described by Canova, but full of life in our eyes.

We visited the monument, which is part of a defensive system created by the Republic of Venice. Very interesting visit, thanks to Treviso sotterranea. It

Nice bar next to it...lovely food

Beautiful place where to relax and enjoy life. Thanks old Italian guy for history lession about Castle wall, gates, river source and birds.

Nice place to visit

Intro to Treviso city. A mighty historical withe the proud Venetian lion..

Clean and well served spot, nice for a walk and italian food and architecture.

Nice to say ive seen a new destination but nothing to exciting

Great game Benetton Rugby vs Vodafone Bulls!!

Great stadium to watch the rugby, 30 min walk out of town. Great facilities for the visiting supporters.

Benetton v Cardiff Rugby. Loads of parking, great atmosphere, good facilities.

Easy access and well managed venue. Great for a family and friends Rugby Day.

What a lovely ground! A true family and welcoming experience here. My second visit, and second rugby loss with the Dragons! But all the supporters and staff are wonderful. Plenty of food and drink stalls, a club shop open to all and generally really accessible. Benetton will always give me good memories! Forza Lioni!

Watched Ulster play Benetton at the stadium, fans are alway friendly as are the staff. Until the next time.

Great place to watch an up and coming Pro 14 team. 50 min walk from the centre of Treviso or catch the No 9 bus from Piazza Duomo to Bar Rok (14 mins).

My family and I stopped for pizzas as we walked past. We ordered one and a half for the kids, but the waitress explained, that it's small, so we order one for each person. I have ordered to the tartar, because I realised that the pizzas would definitely be bigger than they said. It was:) The risotto was delicious, and the pizzas were just like the pizzas, nothing special After receiving the invoice, we saw that there is an additional service charge of €3 per person. Which I really didn't like, because I don't think it was worth leaving a tip about 20% of the amount. I suggest you evaluate this before coming to the restaurant :)

In search of a gluten-free (GF) meal, we ventured to this restaurant. It's a high-standard establishment situated in a very charming location with a beautiful patio. For an appetizer, we were served GF crackers. From the main courses, we chose a GF pizza, a delicious risotto, and an outstanding Iberian Pluma. Both my son and I were delighted and highly recommend this place! The service was incredibly helpful and flexible in adapting the menu to our needs. However, it's worth noting that there was no option to order GF pasta.

It is difficult to find vegan + gluten free options. Though the online menu doesn’t indicate it, this place has vegan mozzarella cheese and gluten free crust for pizza. There is an allergen code on the menu but our server was very kind and knowledgeable and helped with our selections. The gf pizza is made in a separate area of the kitchen. My dish had gluten (pictured) but my husband had the gf Margarita. Both exceeded expectations.

Delicious pizzas! A spicier chilli oil would have been great ;) Would definitely come again

Very cozy place. Nice atmosphere. Great service and amazing focaccia. (New review) I believe the focaccia is at a higher level than the pizza ?

Glad we made a reservation because it was quite busy. The menu had a large diverse selection of food! The regular pizzas and focaccia style were delicious and well balanced with creative ingredients. The seating was a little tight. The staff were friendly and provided us English and Italian menus.

Took my family for a quick trip to Treviso and stumbled upon this gem looking for pizza. No pizza that day, but this joint did not disappoint! Had the spaghetti with sliced beef, veggies and roasted potatoes. The meal even came complete with a glass of wine and an espresso afterwards. The staff was very friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend eating here!

They have a good menu. I tried the golden sashimi which consists of 4 slices of fish, tuna, salmon, and prawns. The sashimi was very fresh. My friend order siomay, dumpling, and noodle, and she said it was good. I think so far this is the best sushi or Japanese restaurant in Treviso. The place is comfy and modern. Usually at weekend they have live music or something.

Didn't eat there, it looked nice and workers were super nice but prices are full on ridiculous

Feels like a night club if you're sitting upstairs, but don't let that fool you... this place serves great sushi at a great price. It's not necessarily cheap, but you definitely get what you pay for.

Food was good (got a maki mix and a sushi mix) even though not super good. Personnel also good. Desserts are great (got Nutella maki and green tea tiramisu). Price ok

Amazing sushi. Not really cheap, but you can't even compare Zushi's sushi to other restaurants' sushi.

Really nice restaurant, great food and lots of gluten free options including a gluten free beer

A little pricey, but very good authentic food.

One of the best pizzas I’ve ever had.

Nice place with excellent pizza - we tried diavola & 4 cheeses. Would recommend :)

Words really cannot describe how good this Pizza was. A true Italian pizza - you will not be disappointed.

I am currently in Naples, sampling the best of the best pizza places. But I am missing the burrata pizza I had at Pizzeria City Treviso.

Very delicious pizza, I really recommend this place

One of the best pizza I've ever eaten!

Great pizza, fast service.

A great old times classic in town. Good food, good service. Giacomino Is an icon in town. Lots of good memories there dating back a long time.

Everything was as brilliant as always 😻😻. My Prowns were done in perfection.

Mitici! Nothing else to say! Elegant and friendly restourant. Amazing vintage decò Design architecture. The menu has local seasonal menu and classics. It has been unchanged in quality since ever. Great place for any occasion.

Clasic approach, good food and service

Ristorante L'incontro e favoloso! Incredible service, sensational food. Giacomo was awesome! Made suggestions for the antipasti, primi and secondi, as well as recommendations for dessert. Grazie di tutto Giacomo and the waitress who looked after us. We will be back! I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Treviso. A true gem tucked away in a quiet corner. Be sure to make a reservation.

An absolutely gorgeous restaurant, the likes of which you rarely see today. The atmosphere makes you think of the 70s, but everything is clean and perfectly tasteful. Excellently chosen ambient music, at a volume that lets you talk without having to raise your voice. At the entrance, a rich buffet with antipasti awaits you, you receive a welcome prosecco and the staff, dressed in black suits, with white shirts and ties, is of consummate professionalism. As for the menu, it is necessary to come and see. Everything we ordered was perfect. We will definitely be back!

Authentic Italian with excellent service.