Ristorante Boivin

We had the Ristorante Boivin all to ourselves one night while in town on business. I cannot say enough good things about the place! The staff was friendly and accommodated our group and even showed us how they made their famous strudels. Highly recommended and I wish I could go back!

What a diamond in Levico Terme! Such a friendly, welcoming and competent team, what a humble, personal and heartfelt chef, amazing dishes and wine selection. Self-made, tasteful, local, down to earth, open-minded and lovely. They even made special and amazing vegan options for me. Thank you wholeheartedly to the whole Boivin-team and till soon! Highly recommended.

Very tasty food, excellent service and cost atmosphere.

Such a nice place to have a wonderful dinner! Perfect food, we had soup, entrecôte, papadelle with lamb ragu, three varieties of kid goat with polenta and mixed varieties of deserts. Beautiful place, rustic vault with many eye-catchers

Today was the day of the reopening after a break. A reservation helped to get a table. The decor of the premises is extraordinary, the cash register at the bar in the rearmost room. The menu is fun and the dishes are fine-sized. All in all, I have to subtract one star, because the ravioli weren't as special as advertised on the menu, the service wasn't as attentive as you would expect at this place, the music just didn't fit: Stones and Beatles. It was probably all on the first day after the break and everything has yet to settle in. But four stars are good :-)

Loved this! A real gem of a discovery; friendly service and the food was so good. Great setting - looked like a converted wine or cheese cellar or something. Happy to have found it

Best restaurant in all northern Italy, maybe the entire country. Exceptional value and unbelievable staff. Local cuisine honoring the rich history of northern Italy, focusing on the slow food movement keeping local delicacies alive and well. A must try in the Levico Terme, Dolamite, Trentino area.

I couldn’t love this restaurant more, including the absolutely kind, talented, curious, generous chef, Riccardo. From the start, the setting, in an old lofty cellar, is transporting. Then, the décor! I especially loved the hand embroidered napkins that are placed over the lights as though lamp shades! We ordered the tasting menu because a friend had told me this place was the real deal. And she was right! It was a hit parade, from the fresh goat’s milk ricotta to the cured trout with celeriac salad to the pappardelle with ragu which had the best texture of any pasta I had during my entire trip to Italy. (As I like to say, the pasta talked back between my teeth.) It was a lot of food so come hungry, but having had a few other tasting menus before, it wasn’t as intense and uncomfortably filling as it could have been. The sommelier also knocked it out of the park with wine pairings and my favorite: the storytelling about the wine. This is a meal I won’t soon forget! Go!

Yay indeed. The dishes here are a little modern and creative but not just for the sake of being modern and creative; they are actually very tasty, too. The artichoke quiche made me happy, as did the vegetable lasagne with crispy wisps of noodle on top. The ginger semifreddo and the blueberry grappa came in for a strong finish. The atmosphere was enjoyable and the service was friendly (and patient with our questions).