Al 3.0 Bistrot - Menu

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Excellent croissants, nice place, the only flaw is the coffee needs improvement. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5

Quality products expertly prepared by Valentina who also makes you feel at home and knows how to make the difference. Perfect place we will be back! Stefano and Paola Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Very special place, small but welcoming. The friendly and professional owner was ready for our every request. In addition to quality food there is a vast choice of organic and biodynamic wines. Highly recommended for spending pleasant evenings in company. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

We found ourselves in this place for dinner, as soon as we arrived we ordered some still water but we were told that it was finished so we took 2 glasses of wine, some bruschetta, 2 first courses and two bitters. The first courses were not present on the menu but on slips of paper without showing the price, and the wine list was also absent. It's not my habit to complain but 78 euros for what I listed above seems really excessive to me! Also music too loud!

Honestly, one of the best dining experiences of my life. The restaurant had a small quirky interior, the friendliest staff ever and food that was out of this world... We ended up with a table on a mezzanine, almost like our own private dining room overlooking the rest of the venue! It was also a bargain considering how great the food was. A high point was when one of the customers, obviously a friend of the proprietors, started playing the piano beautifully. Would go back again in a shot. Amazing. They also offered us complimentary amaro at the end and lovely meaningful chats.

Very nice place discovered while walking around Spoleto; the blackboard at the entrance, in addition to the traditional menu, mentioned all-you-can-eat vegan dishes . The quaint interior, low lights, great music in the background, and welcoming, cheerful and kind staff. We took a mix of bruschetta, a plate of Spoleto-style gnocchi and one with local mushroom, the sanguinoso . All excellent and washed down with always local craft beers. In the end the owner delighted us by playing the piano, yes, there is a real piano, and singing. Truly a nice discovery, a place to recommend to everyone but especially to vegans. We will be back! A thousand thanks. Dietary restrictions: Vegans

It 's difficult to review this place after the almost surreal experience I had here during the Easter holidays and having subsequently seen how the owner responds to people who dare to criticize her. An improvised kitchen, a shocking chaos, a menu that offers a bit of everything at restaurant prices and not bistro prices, hearing the staff insulted all evening, being offered an organic wine which in the end It wasn 't organic... This place probably lives on people passing through because it wouldn 't cross my mind to spend my money again to eat questionable dishes, overpaying for them, prepared by people who have very little professionalism. Incredible. I wonder how places like that can be f...