Forkette

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  Eat the world 10 months ago

  4.0

  An honest take on places like Forkette. The branding around “organic” and “attention to detail” clearly supports higher prices, and some of the experience feels carefully engineered – yes, black pepper on the beer foam 🍺, more for Instagram

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  Darek 5 months ago

  4.0

  Good Italian pizza. Restaurant inside big and looks typical Italian. Pizza selection huge and really good. Some music would improve atmosphere.

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  Andre Adams a month ago

  5.0

  Pizza was very nice. we book a table outside but the were. Mosquitoes. Philip found us a table inside, nothing was too much trouble. Delicious food, fabulous company. wWe shall be back. Thank you Philip for your menu guidance and suggestions. Perfect english too

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  Ghassan Chedraoui 5 months ago

  5.0

  Excellent pizza, one of the best, if not the best in Verona Friendly staff, speaks english and generous Ligure Pizza and Carbonara Pizza are outstanding! Highly recommend it.

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  Lyndsey Ritz 2 years ago

  5.0

  Delicious pizza, the perfect chewy-crispy-tender soft crust, interesting and unique flavour combinations. The beer menu is unique with lots of great options. Plus the best Aperol spritz I’ve had in Italy. Give this place a try!

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  Anonymous

  For me Forkette is a guarantee of quality and freshness of raw materials! Every pizza has its own taste path! The staff is very friendly and attentive to needs. Super clean and tidy place! Gianluca then is a super special and hospitable person, always makes me feel at home! If you try it you will definitely come back!Read more

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  Anonymous

  I went there full of expectations, but the pizza was basically tasteless. Their website prosopopea touts the excellence of their cuisine – with a few grammatical deviations, moreover, and the funny habit of calling Brie cheese with an accent just because it comes from France – but the pizza dough looked neither like pizza nor focaccia, and the filling, despite the amount of ingredients, was really sluggish. The acoustics of the hall, then, were terrifyingRead more

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  Anonymous

  I came with some friends for lunch just before the scheduled closing time, very kind staff, very good pizzas and it took them a moment to bring our orders! Really recommended!!Read more

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  Anonymous

  We are at Le Forkette on New Year’s Eve. The part of the restaurant where our table was was freezing cold, since it was most probably the summer patio that had only been closed with plexiglass instead of real glass windows (maybe to get extra space for the night?). All guests in the same area complained about the freezing temperature (some even kept their coat and beanie on), and the only reply everyone got was that the heating was at a maximum already. We then found a hair in one of our pizzas - they offered to re-do it (which they did), but then charged for the pizza twice “by mistake” (they did correct it once we noticed it). The most outrageous part though was a 20% increase on all prices just for the night (without getting anything extra or live music), of which there was no mention when we made the reservation a few days earlier. We were told the decision had been taken later (hence not communicated) and the only explanation we got was “we could be partying elsewhere, that’s why”.Read more

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  Anonymous

  We stayed in a busy Sunday of parties in the center of Verona. There was no place for brunch or anything 4 steps just across the Adige is this hidden place that is a real treasure of tranquility and flavors. In addition to the rest with a very well stocked cellar Very precise service. Gourmet pizza really exceptional prices adequate is opportunity to accompany glasses of very good wines. The only flaw I asked for a glass of Durello but I was served a glass not up to a classic Durello method. In any case there is Wide choice of champagne, Amarone classic wines and small cellars The only flaw that the administration of Verona with its wicked choices of figurative and ideological expulsion of cars prevents in fact to attend these beautiful downtown clubs that are suffering a lot Fair pricesRead more

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