Antica Osteria by Vico Palla dates back to the late seventeenth century and is located in a landscape of great historical interest.
In the Molo Vecchio alley, at Porta Siberia, the tavern opens its doors for demanding customers who want to spend a moment of pure gustatory pleasure letting themselves be overwhelmed by the irresistible temptations resulting from a careful review of the traditional seafood dishes.
It is said that already the great Flemish painter Van Dyck, in the years between 1621 and 1628, loved to spend his breaks among the walls of this tavern, which then served the famous stockfish to the wanderers who stayed in the alleys of the ancient Genoa.
Today, the venue has maintained the same welcome and has tried to keep the same typicality of the time, decorating the room, original in the exaltation of the stone walls in view, with furniture components evoking memories, transmitting in this way a magical atmosphere which is also proposed in the cuisine.
These factors, together with the meticulous cleanliness and the friendliness of all the staff, make this cosy tavern a location suitable to every stop.
