Delicious pizza especially the crust. Cozy and pleasing atmosphere and great service. I enjoyed the…read moresoft contemporary music and the beautiful Italian scenes shown as large panoramas across 3 large screens. The salad was average, won't get that again. The calzones coming out of the open kitchen looked great as well. I look forward to returning.

On a cold evening out, this was a wonderfully warm place to enter. Quaintly and cutely decorated…read more There is a warm atmosphere in this restaurant. The owner welcomed us and made sure we had a table, even though we had to leave for a little while because we forgot something. We ordered a salad, which was nice, but not great and we ordered pizza which was very good. We each had a different red wine from Italy and they were both good. The music was not too loud and they played nice songs, and there are three big screens with changing slides of scenery in Italy, which is fun. We would probably come back here.

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 :)

Seriously the best pizza I've had outside of Italy. The dough is delicious, and the toppings are…read moresublime. There was a short line to wait (maybe 5-10 minutes), which I took as a good sign since all of the surrounding restaurants had plenty of open seating. Even my picky-eater friend loved his meal! You can't go wrong!

Great pizza and the focaccia bread with the olives also amazing. The waiter suggested that and I am…read moreso glad we tried one.

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

OH MY GOODNESS!! from the time we walked through the door and greeted by the host, we knew it…read morewould be special. The service was 10 of 10. we felt like the only customers in the restaurant! The food was delicious -- we tried to lobster ravioli, the cheese wheel pasta, and ariabatta along with the bruschetta and focaccia. All of it was delicious!! The cocktails were spectacular. Tiramisu was out of this world. Can't say enough wonderful things about this place.

So we're at our hotel breakfast the other day comparing notes with some people that we had just met…read moreand they suggested we consider this restaurant for dinner. We did and it was worth it. The service and environment were friendly, and the food delivered. We enjoyed a Burrata tomato salad made with arugula, focaccia, penne pasta arriabata, and a rib eye steak. We also purchased a bottle of Italian wine, a barolo that was very nice. I will tell you that if we had drank more going to the bathroom, would've been a harrowing experience as the bathroom is located upstairs up a very narrow, steep stairwell. So, this Italian restaurant is very worthy of being considered while you're in downtown Amsterdam.

Wonderful, inviting restaurant with delicious Italian food! They have been in business since 1982…read moreand are run by an Italian family. I swear that, in all the years we have been coming here to eat with the family, the owner/grandfather greeted us in Italian -- partially because my in-laws used to live in Italy and speak fluent Italian. My husband still gets the "Italian" treatment... lucky him. My personal favorite are their pizzas (yes, of course, a real wood oven) and my children swear by the lasagna. Through the years I have crafted my own version of a "great" pizza, by ordering a plain pizza and adding gorgonzola and aetichokes. I cannot explain the flavor combination, but the tartness of the artichokes and creaminess of the gorgonzola compliment and expound upon each other. They have Pellegrino, Grodino, and a full bar with (home-made) limoncello: nomnom. If you're stuck in Ede and considering my Bernardo's icecreamery, go here first for dinner!

Just a sweet little family Italian restaurant with warm, kind, and humorous service…read more I would like to say their food was good.... But that would be an insult! The food was wonderful. Squisito! Like being in Italy. Three 3 of us shared a carafe of house red wine, 2 pasta dishes, a salad and tiramisu. With an appropriate gratuity for the great service the bill was about 20 Euros each. Can't beat that for a fabulous meal in a clean fun restaurant with terrific employees. Well done, friends. A++++++

Local restaurant run by Italians. 1.6 miles from our hotel. Greeted with bread, olives and garlic…read morebutter. I ordered lasagna. It was hot but over baked for my liking. The ingredients were good and you can see it would have been great if I got it out of the oven. I got a house salad. Spectacular. Radicchio, iceberg, onions, tomatoes. They give you oil and balsamic vinegar. Perfect. I saw someone eating the fried calamari. I might come back just for that! Waitstaff are nice. Patrons friendly. Worth a trip