Cafė de la Sera

Very average dishes. Just a good presentation with tasteless result. The quantity is minimal like the taste. If u want to visit for the view of the lake is all right but for food there are much better places in Arona. Also not well organized to bring the 2 secondi piati at the same time. The wine list is not that bad though. You need to improve or change the chef

This place looks like a lounge bar from outside, also its name starts with Cafe.. but it serves also very good food. We tried the seafood risotto and the guanciale, they were delicious and large. We had the typical Piedmont desert Bonet which they served with a different style than usual. Prices were also moderate.

Great location friendly helpful staff superb food happy to recommend

A little disappointed with our experience here. This is a town where restaurateurs need make no effort to put bums on seats, and sadly, they don't particularly. I leave this review in the context of the over-touristy location in which the restaurant is found... Of perhaps twenty restaurants at which we ate in Italy recently, this was the only one to apply a cover charge to our 1yr old daughter. Waiters were somewhat sulky and at home really only in Italian (elsewhere we found ample French, English and even Spanish), although we were able to make do. They knocked off for a smoke without proposing a coffee, which we had been keen to order. The food was fine, but not as good as can be easily found in this part of Italy, and the bill was well above average. Toilets were also pretty disgraceful, with broken doors and the like. It's a beautiful spot by the lake, but you can't credit the restaurant for that.

Beautiful bar with good atmosphere

Great seating and food. Menu is kept simple but executed well.

We had dinner there. Food was really delicious, prices for what you get was also good. The cocktail was very refreshing and tasty :)

Very good quality food, cooked to perfection, great presentation. An ideal Sunday lunch. The atmosphere was pleasant but it was extremely quiet, only because the Arona food festival was on. We had the Beef Cheek with Mashed Potatoes followed by the Chocolate Pudding, which was divine! We would definitely recommend and we will be going back again soon.

We had a fantastic meal here - very interesting, original and extremely tasty sharing plates - not just your usual standard tourist offers. Very friendly service and plenty of options for vegetarian/pescatarians.

One of the finest kitchen experiences in the last time for me. Absolutely a place you should go for dinner if you are in this region