Excellent pizze at ridiculously cheap prices in a small, cozy, casual pizzeria. The pizza Rosa is a…read morepizza Bianca (without tomato sauce) with tuna, gorgonzola, garlic and onion: epicness incarnate! Altamente raccomandato!

Great pizza, said by an Italian! They are friendly and make amazing original Italian food. Only…read moreflaw is that the upper floor is very hot, so ask for a table downstairs. We are very satisfied :)

After getting off the one-hour tour boat around the lake, we had to walk in the rain, but it was…read moreall worth it. They have closer restaurants to the village entrance, but reading all the great reviews about La Piccola Venezia, we walked the extra 15 minutes, and we didn't regret it. It's an excellent place if you are visiting and want a good meal. Thank you for all the great posts.

We came here in the rain(very scary) and rushed in for cover. We found that the place was very nice…read moreat first glance with warm colors and low lighting creating a very comfy environment. However as we sat down I noticed the music was too loud. The pizza was good, no difference between the kids and adults pizza apparently. Crust was disappointing

Best Pizza in town. Always delicious. The staff is fast and friendly…read more Keep the good work! Cheers

Don't let the fact that "it is a small place situated outside the city center" fool you! Trattoria…read moreAdria is a small and cozy Italian restaurant which offers extensive menu featuring soup, salad, appetizer, pizza, pasta, seafood dishes, etc. The restaurant is very nicely decorated with white and red color scheme. There are few paintings hanging on the wall, the most eye-catching painting is the Michelangelo's 'The Creation of Adam'. Further : http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2011/01/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster_22.html?utm_source=BP_recent

My food tasted perfect. Saltimbocca alla Romana was a "gravy" covered piece of pork with prosciutto…read more(I think there was basil in between) with sides of thick cut potatoes and cabbage that tasted almost like garlic bread. There seemed to be a few reds and a few whites on the menu, each available as a glass or bottle. Service was slow and spotty, but I didn't mind, I was enjoying the patio and had conveyed no sense of urgency or need for attention to the waitstaff. Outdoor ambiance is casual and permits smoking. I did not inquire for an English menu so I am unsure if it existed, Italian food is pretty universal in my opinion. They accept cash and bank card (debit card) only. They do not accept credit cards. If they are confused by a non- Maestro debit card, simply insist they try, it will work.

I had walked past this restaurant frequently in the past, but never had the time to try it out…read more This weekend I finally gave it a try. It's located in a side street of the pedestrian zone, so easy to get to, but easily overlooked since it's a half-level below street level. Rather small, with about a dozen tables and a limited bar area, but outside tables in the summer. Due to the size, reservations are recommended, unless you're on your own or as a couple. Large groups could have problems fitting, so best for 2-4 people. When I came in on a Saturday evening at 18:30, all the free tables were reserved (but for later in the evening), so was still able to be seated. Started off with a nice cream of tomato soup, then turkey stuffed with avocado from the seasonal menu. There's also a good selection of pasta, pizza, as well as some meat and fish dishes. Service was very prompt. Prices are slightly above average, but definitely worth the price. Not your run-of-the-mill Italian on the corner, and has the customers to match. The staff was very friendly (offering the table in advance of the following reservation). Definitely recommended for Italian food in an upper-scale atmosphere (but certainly not pretentious).