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Tipica osteria trevigiana nel centro storico. Un buon bicchiere di vino , cicchetti e piatti veneti fatti bene secondo tradizione.

Un locale interessante intimo servizio di ottima qualità cibo eccellente

Osteria tipica curata nei dettagli, ambiente accogliente e caldo. Buon tagliere di salumi e un primo che andava bene. Ottimo posto per fare un aperitivo con ami...

L' Osteria con la O maiuscola. Accogliente e familiare.

Da Arman si può provare un'esperienza unica. Piatti con materie di prima qualità, ampia scelta di vino il tutto in un atmosfera che ti fa dimenticare il tempo....

Hi a wonderful meal here, fantastic risotto followed by perfect tiramisu. Staff were so helpful and friendly, highly recommend!

Most important, amazing and tasty food, but really unfriendly service. Two waiters with really boring and lazy attitude, shame, because place is charming. It se...

Great food on offer here, not a great deal of choice but it was all really tasty. Two vegans and three meat eaters all happy with our food. I had a spaghetti wi...

We arrived on a cold and rainy afternoon, without a reservation, and were treated with splendid friendliness, the server even complimenting us on our (very basi...

We arrived as they opened at 7.30. The waiter told us we could eat but they needed the table at 9.00. Absolutely fine by us. They showed us to a table in the ba...

Amy, Jorvic n Boothroyd are here. Was 150 years in the same family, but sold to the manager last year. The menu changes daily to serve ingredients in the season...

I love this place. The only thing that is not good here is the bread that is completely industrial. Otherwise: food, wine, service: EXCELLENT!

It is a restaurant with a great history and tradition. This restaurant was opened in 1872 by Iseppo Arman and we can clearly say that his legacy lives in Trevis...

Obviously a local meeting place. Full of locals when we went to lunch. Absolutely blooming atmosphere. Fantastic! Real experience. Good wines at very reasonable...

I don't know where to start. The Tagliatelle were actually a red bean soup made from canned red beans with just let's say 5 noodles in it. Tasted like stretched...