"Eating in a relatively quiet hotel is not usually my idea of fun, especially when the city swings with live entertainment and al-Fresko-Essen. But I wanted choice and a good meal, so I was looking for 'vegan restaurant, Levico' and this place came up. It is en route to the Levico 's fantastic fortress (interesting, cheap, and not far from the city) and hardly announces itself. For vegetarians there is a choice between two or three menus, but only one of these menus was vegan. My partner and I both went for something like vegan gnocchi that came with a huge carvery style 'bar' full of roasted vegetables, boiled vegetables and lettuce that you could help yourself. The veg I had was really delicious. There was also bread, but we were all inflated, so a disregard. For dessert I had an apple strudel that was fine, but as a new vegan I still feel like cream and ice cream and all evil. Strudel is not evil. Strudel is fruit in a coat, and not even one that makes your teeth fur. Anyway, I liked this place very much. It was not particularly busy, but the atmosphere was helped by the friendly staff, including a waitress who tried to sell us additional desserts and drinks with humor and humor. Note that there is a supplement for vegan foods as well as an automatic service fee. We paid E58.50 (approximately £25 per) for food that was much healthier (and my mind would have been much tastier) than a vegan pizza or pasta. I would recommend it."
