Dining Blevio

Eating inBlevio.

Where the cooking is worth the walk, how the village changes by the hour, and what it takes to get a table in August.

Lake Como Province of Como

How to eat well in Blevio

In practice, owners here eat in Como. The city is close, it has range and depth that no lakeside village can match, and it stays open out of season when the shore does not. That is one of the genuine advantages of buying at this end of the branch, and it is worth planning for rather than resisting.

We keep our own list of where to eat on this shore and in the city for members, with the name and the person to ask for. It is not published, because the places worth knowing about are small enough that publishing them would spoil them.

For the village itself, its character, its property market and how to get there, read our guide to Blevio.

01What we arrange

Lunch you can arrive at by boat

All with a mooring, all worth the crossing.

The quiet tables

Held for members at short notice, including in August.

Private chefs

From a single dinner to a full season.

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Written by The Como Private Desk

Published 29 May 2026 Updated 31 August 2026

This page is editorial information based on our own work on the lake, not a valuation or a survey. Prices and availability move; treat any figure as an indication and take professional advice before committing.

Sources

Comune di Blevio, Hamlet boundaries, parking provision and constraints on works to listed villas.
Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio (Como), Heritage listing status of individual villas, to be confirmed per property before describing any renovation scope.

Elsewhere in Blevio

Property in BlevioHow the Blevio market behaves, and what comes up privately.

Boats at BlevioCharter, transfers and moorings on this part of the lake.

Nearby villages

ComoThe city at the foot of the western branch. Roman in plan, silk in trade, and the one address on the lake that works as a place to live rather than a place to summer.

TornoA compact medieval village on the eastern shore that steps down to two harbours and turns its back on the road, the last piece of the lake still organised around the water.

CernobbioThe first town north of Como on the western shore, close enough to the city to live in properly and far enough out to be on the lake.

MoltrasioThe village the lake was partly built from, a quarry town on the western shore between Cernobbio and Laglio, stacked in tiers above a small harbour.

Guides

Where to Buy on Lake ComoNot a ranking of villages, but the seven things that actually decide where on this lake you should be looking.

The Cost of Owning a VillaThe standing annual cost of a lake house is decided less by its size than by its garden, its water frontage and whether anybody is living in it. Almost nobody budgets for the last of those.

Milan to Lake ComoThree airports, two useful railheads, one slow shore road and a last leg that is very often best done on the water.

Dining across the lake

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