Rossana Facchi

One of a kind in the valley! The venue features spaced-out tables, outdoor seating, and two very large indoor rooms where Armando, assisted by his security team and bartenders, ensures impeccable customer satisfaction and helps them comply with current safety regulations. The venue, when fully operational, offers karaoke in the lower room and a disco in the upper room... in short... do you want to spend an evening with friends and enjoy an aperitif or a coffee? This is the place for you!

Roberto Palini

A great place to spend an evening with friends after dinner. Suitable for all ages, from the youngest to the most experienced. The place is quite large and has a large outdoor area. Evenings are livened up with karaoke and dance music.

SkegiaDj

Top!!!

Giovanni T

Aperitivo: unlike many other bars that never serve anything except the usual chips, here they bring you pizza, meatballs, and olives. Not bad.

Mouniratou wendenda Zongo

Ok

Ivano De riva

A TOOAST A CAN OF COKE 1 COFFEE AND 1 CAPPUCCINO TOTAL €12.50

Marco Scaramuccia

A modern, always lively venue. The clientele is diverse, from the very young to the older set. It all balances out well, thanks in part to the music management, which alternates karaoke with disco, Latin, and dance music. A good selection of drinks. The only downside is that it's hard to find a table due to the sheer number of people milling around. Still, it's worth a visit! 👍

Izzo Antonio

A truly interesting little place. Excellent drinks at reasonable prices, and the unmissable karaoke with Italian classics. A great place to meet new people and enjoy a relaxed evening. The guys at the bar are tireless.

Eleonora Orlandi

A star is a must because zero is impossible. We came in for the first time this morning and ordered two house non-alcoholic aperitifs (a small glass with three fingers of aperitif, equivalent to a crodino or San Bitter, and a spoonful of orange juice) and a zero-alcohol Coke for €11. Are you kidding? And while serving it, the girl asks, "Do you want chips?" in a way that makes you think you have to pay for those too. Moral of the story, she doesn't even bring a peanut. All this surrounded by long, sleepy, and, pardon the expression, slightly pissed-off faces. This review won't help anything, but if I have to pay €11 for a service like that, I'd spend €15 in the center of Brescia, but for an Aperitivo with a capital A.

Catia Ferlito

Accommodating staff. The place is a large bar, unfortunately overrun with flies. The value for money is poor: €15 for an aperitif on little plastic plates with cheap cold cuts, salami, and mortadella, a platter of mini pizzas, a small bowl of wings, chips, and pretzels is excessive.