Nenè Food

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Via Jacopo Rezia, 20, 22030 Bellagio CO
Added by Jopie, at 10 July 2015

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• Sandeep KRISHNA

  01 October 2017

  Fantastic little cafe hidden in the winding Lanes of Old Bellagio. Lovely little spot to chill out with an espresso and soak in the quiet peace. Magnificent!

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• Thomas Spenceley

  16 September 2017

  Lovely little bar, quite out of the way and just up a back street but would definitely recommend a visit. We ordered a beer and a glass of wine and they also passed through a small tray of pizza and garlic bites.

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• Amy Nichols

  16 September 2017

  Little hidden gem on lake Como. Ordered a glass of wine and a bottle of beer, AMAZING. We got a little selection of mini pizza and garlic bread without even asking. So perfect.

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• Humphrey Harrow

  15 September 2017

  This was a real find for us. Really relaxing to sit outside listening to jazz wafting out from the cafe over a really good glass of red wine accompanied by an excellent selection of cheeses and cold meats. The cafe is modern with loads of character. A gem in the midst of this small, quiet village.

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• Grzegorz Tuszyński

  19 August 2017

  Small and beautifull restaurant. No regular food. Something to get fast but not fast food type. Local products, ham, cheese drinks.

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• Luis Gomezcala

  20 March 2017

  Great service and sumptuous food

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• Greg Muzyka

  23 October 2016

  Original place with pleasant atmosphere. Good handmade products. 2 big tables upstairs.

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• Jamison Donato

  18 June 2016

  Amazing hole in the wall gem of a cafe. Only place in town to grab a cappuccino while caught in the middle of a thunderstorm.

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• Bo Brustkern

  08 June 2016

  If you find yourself in this treasure of a village, you will undoubtedly find yourself at Nene Food. It's the only place in town. Literally. And it's worth a trip from Denver to get here. Just to savor the cup of Cappuccino, listen to the locals jabber away with their > etc., and soak in the 1000-year-old atmosphere of the place. You'll be the only Americano in the joint, and you'll be very happy it's so. I'll have to travel 8000 miles to do it, but I'm definitely coming back.

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• Alexey Ivakhov

  17 July 2015

  Superb Italian style cafe and shop. Open all day long!

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