It's hard in older cities to find a restaurant that is accessible and today it was hard to find a…read moreplace that was open. This place was both and delicious. We got a beer and shared a hot delicious Pazza (spicy salami, anchovies, capers, olives, onions, chilli pepper) pizza. Very nice find with convenient parking too. Service was quick and restaurant was cute.

Our server was very friendly and tried to speak English, but made communication work just the same…read more It's a very cozy atmosphere, not a big place at all. It was one of the few places we found open on a Sunday. The food was homemade and delicious; so cheesy! And the prices were very reasonable.

Great pizza, good service, and excellent salads! Pizze e…read moreinsalate buone!

We stopped in here on a Sunday and sat right down in an outdoor seat. We are on a road trip around…read moreItaly and decided to stop and rest for lunch. Very friendly, nice, our waitress spoke some English so we had an easy time ordering. We really enjoyed our lunch, there was a sport festival going on in the piazza so it was a fun atmosphere of families and children. The house red wine was really good. A nice restaurant in a nice town. Unfortunately they only make pizza in the evening and their pizza menu looked amazing!

2.5 out of 5. I…read morelooked around the downtown and seem to be one of the class your place is open for lunch. However I was somewhat disappointed with the food. The prices are quite reasonable though. The staff was nice although they didn't understand English very much at all. No offer of water. The only bread offered was these cheap bread sticks in plastic wrappers. The gnocchi with ragu was fine - although there were plenty of pieces of grizzle. The bean soup was thick and goopy and not very tasty at all and I actually took about three bites in and left the rest of it. One issue is beyond the control of the restaurant but people walk past you in the walkway with cigarettes and the kids crying right next to you I would not go back