AMO Bistrot

Inside Palazzo Forti, a few minutes from Piazza delle Erbe, AMO Bistrot pairs a contemporary dining room with a courtyard framed by old walls. Its menu brings Italian and Asian cooking together; on Sundays from October to April, the restaurant serves a brunch buffet with sweet and savoury choices. The regular menu lists, among other dishes, vitello tonnato at €14 and rigatone carbonara at €17. Those are à la carte prices, not the buffet rate. If you want an all-you-can-eat meal, ask separately how much brunch costs and which drinks are included.

Diners often praise the inventive combinations, presentation, courtyard and warm service; recent visitors describe fresh dishes and prompt attention. Some also consider it an expensive meal for an everyday budget, so a buffet should not automatically be assumed to be a cheap option. AMO is better suited to a leisurely morning or a special occasion than to a quick break between museums. Its mix of Italian and Asian cooking gives groups with different tastes more choice, but it is worth checking the menu before booking.

The address is Vicoletto Due Mori 5, in the historic centre, inside the former Palazzo Forti and close to Corso Sant’Anastasia. From Piazza delle Erbe, walk through the old-town lanes; the restaurant notes that it is in a restricted-traffic zone, making a car an inconvenient choice. The official website lists Sunday brunch from October to April, with dinner service and weekend lunches as well. Book directly and confirm the buffet price, serving time and any dietary needs in advance.