Tre Noghere

Should you book Tre Noghere for dinner in the Valdobbiadene hills?

Yes — and if you are planning a trip through Prosecco country, this is one of the few restaurants in the area where the food is worth planning your day around. Tre Noghere in Bigolino has held the Michelin Bib Gourmand in both 2024 and 2025, which means Michelin's inspectors have confirmed that you get cooking above its price point. At a €€ price range, that credential matters more than usual: you are not gambling on a regional trattoria, you are booking a confirmed overperformer.

What Tre Noghere Is

Tre Noghere sits on Via Crede in Valdobbiadene, surrounded by fields and vineyards in the Treviso province of Veneto. The restaurant has been run by the same family since 1965, which in practical terms means the kind of institutional knowledge that most newer openings cannot replicate. The dining room is described as neat and simple, and in summer the outdoor space comes into its own, shaded by three walnut trees — the literal translation of the name. If you are visiting during the warmer months, booking a table outside should be your first request when you reserve.

The kitchen focuses on traditional regional cuisine with home-made pastas at the centre of the menu. The Michelin record specifically notes rabbit cooked in the oven, served with a potato millefeuille, as a dish that earns attention. That kind of combination , slow-cooked protein, a technically considered side , signals a kitchen that is working at a level above what the price point might suggest. Home-made pasta in Veneto is not a novelty, but the consistency required to earn two consecutive Bib Gourmand distinctions across 2024 and 2025 is not a given.

Google reviewers back this up: 4.6 stars across 1,082 reviews is a sample size large enough to trust. That score, at that volume, points to consistent execution rather than a few good nights. For a food and wine traveller planning a route through Valdobbiadene, Tre Noghere gives you the rare combination of regional authenticity, verifiable quality, and a price that does not require a special-occasion budget to justify.

Booking Tre Noghere: When to Reserve

Booking here is rated Easy, which is good news for spontaneous itinerary planning. That said, the Bib Gourmand recognition and a loyal local following mean that summer weekends, when the outdoor terrace is at its most attractive, will fill faster than midweek slots. If you want the walnut-tree terrace in July or August, do not leave it to the week before. A reservation placed two to three weeks out for weekend summer dining is the sensible approach. For midweek visits or shoulder-season travel in spring or autumn, you have more flexibility. The restaurant does not publish booking details in our current data, so contacting them directly via the address at Via Crede, 1, Valdobbiadene TV is the practical path.

One note on late-evening dining: Tre Noghere is a country restaurant in a rural Veneto setting, and the assigned editorial angle here is worth being direct about. This is not a late-night venue in the urban sense. Italian country restaurants in this region typically run dinner service through the evening rather than staying open past conventional hours, and there is no data to suggest Tre Noghere operates differently. If your travel schedule means you need a table after 9:30 PM, confirm service times when you book. For a long, unhurried dinner that runs into the evening , the kind that is standard in this part of Italy , Tre Noghere's format suits that pace well.

Who Should Book

Tre Noghere is leading suited to food-focused travellers exploring the Prosecco DOC zone who want regional cooking at a price that leaves room in the budget for wine. It works well for two people or a small group who want a proper sit-down dinner rather than a quick meal. The setting , vineyards, walnut trees, a simple dining room , is inherently suited to a slower pace. It is not the choice for anyone seeking a tasting-menu format or a creative, contemporary kitchen; the identity here is traditional regional cuisine, executed with enough skill to earn repeated Michelin recognition. For the food and wine explorer who wants to eat where the territory tastes like itself, this is a high-value booking.

How It Compares

See the comparison section below for how Tre Noghere sits against other notable Italian restaurants.

Practical Details

Address: Via Crede, 1, 31049 Valdobbiadene TV, Italy. Price range: €€. Cuisine: Regional. Awards: Michelin Bib Gourmand 2024, 2025. Google rating: 4.6 (1,082 reviews). Booking difficulty: Easy.

For more on eating and drinking in this part of Veneto, see our full Bigolino restaurants guide, our full Bigolino wineries guide, and our full Bigolino experiences guide. For where to stay, our full Bigolino hotels guide and our full Bigolino bars guide cover the rest of the area.

If you are building a wider regional itinerary, restaurants worth considering in the broader northeast Italy context include Le Calandre in Rubano, Casa Perbellini 12 Apostoli in Verona, and, for a comparable regional-cuisine positioning in a different part of the country, Trattoria al Cacciatore - La Subida in Cormons and Thaller - Gasthaus in Sankt Veit am Vogau.

FAQ

• Can Tre Noghere accommodate groups? The venue does not publish group booking policies in available data, so contact the restaurant directly at Via Crede, 1, Valdobbiadene to confirm capacity and any minimum spend requirements. As a family-run country restaurant at a €€ price point, it is the kind of setting that typically handles small groups well, but large parties should verify ahead of time.
• Is Tre Noghere worth the price? Yes, clearly. The Michelin Bib Gourmand in both 2024 and 2025 is specifically awarded to restaurants that deliver quality above their price tier. At €€, you are getting Michelin-recognised regional cooking , that ratio is difficult to find in this part of Veneto.
• Is Tre Noghere good for a special occasion? It works for a relaxed, food-focused celebration rather than a formal one. The setting , vineyards, walnut-tree terrace, simple dining room , suits an anniversary dinner or a meaningful meal with someone who cares about regional Italian cooking. For a more formal special occasion requiring ceremony and a long tasting menu, look elsewhere at a higher price point.
• What should I wear to Tre Noghere? No dress code is listed in available data, and the €€ price range and country-restaurant setting point to smart casual as the appropriate register. Clean, comfortable clothes that read as considered rather than formal are the right call. This is not a jacket-required room.
• What are alternatives to Tre Noghere in Bigolino? For the same regional-cuisine positioning at a higher price point in the broader area, Le Calandre in Rubano offers a significantly more ambitious and expensive experience. For northeast Italian regional cooking with a similar philosophy, Trattoria al Cacciatore - La Subida in Cormons is a direct peer worth knowing. See our full Bigolino restaurants guide for a complete picture of what is available locally.
• Does Tre Noghere handle dietary restrictions? No specific dietary information is published in available data. Given the traditional regional focus , home-made pastas, meat dishes , guests with serious dietary restrictions should contact the restaurant directly before booking to confirm what the kitchen can accommodate.
• Is the tasting menu worth it at Tre Noghere? There is no confirmed tasting menu format in available data. Tre Noghere's identity is traditional regional cuisine in a country-restaurant setting, and the Bib Gourmand recognition points to value-driven à la carte cooking rather than a set-menu format. If a tasting menu is the format you want, Osteria Francescana in Modena or Reale in Castel di Sangro are built around that experience, at a significantly higher price point.