After arriving late into Bologna and no dinner reservation at our preferred restaurant we head over to Osteria de Poeti. We first visited here in 2013, nothing has changed, very charming restaurant, attentive and friendly service and a nice atmosphere, luckily they could accommodate the two of us. We shared an antipasto plate of prosciutto and artichokes which was a nice way to start with our bottle of local organic wine, Pignoletto (frizzante), recommended by the wait staff. A basket of bread was brought to the table, we don't know if it is free until we pay the bill, six euros, we should have asked. Our mains were fairly ordinary, my pork medallions were over cooked served in a very salty wine infused gravy. We decline on dessert and before the bill arrives a plate of sweets is placed on our table, they are free. The evening otherwise was very pleasant, it did appear that our section of the restaurant was full of English speaking guests, unfortunately there was one particular lady that loved the sound of her own voice and it resonated off the rock walls and into everyone's ears!