Great service food was delicious would recommend this place. Nice place to be at to have dinner.read more

I subtracted a star due to cleanliness. We arrived at 2, the end of lunch time but the place was…read morepacked. There was a table ready to leave so he had us wait for it while he checked the patron out. He then had us sit there after minimal pickup. There was still another service set for a second individual which was not used since the prior customer was single. So, hey, why pick it up and clean it. Just leave it there for the next customer. But the red napkin centered on the table looked like it need replacing. There were ring marks from a previous customer. Oh well. The food was fine. I got the penne arrabiata and it was fine. Not anything I'd write a raving review over. My companion had the pasta carbonara and that too was just fine. I felt both lacked flavor. I wouldn't recommend or come back.

The food is ok. Service was very cold. The dessert (I think it was a baba) was not as the real in…read morenapoli

The food is very good, however not really top class, certainly not Guide-Michelin. However service…read moreleaves a lot to wish for. The waiter took forever to bring the menu, to take the order and to process the payment. Typical italian restaurant in Germany: if the waiter doesn't know you, he wont serve you.

From the owner: Italians do it better…read more.. "Man sollte immer seiner Leidenschaft folgen, wahrscheinlich befindet sich genau dort das Glück." Im Herzen von Solln, im eleganten und grünen Münchner Süden, gilt das Al Caminetto seit langem als Institution. Die familiäre Ausstrahlung und warmherzige Gastfreundschaft der beiden Schwestern Teresa und Angela Ricchio verleihen dem Restaurant die Magie des perfekten Ortes, an dem man sich genüsslich der feinen Italienischen Küche hingibt.

Terrible Italian cousine! If you enjoyed it is just another…read moreway to show that germans do not know what is proper food! Risotto is not even close to a terrible done rice! That shit that my wife ordered is not a risotto!!! 5 min to be ready? was already terrible pre-cooked!!! And I ordered a malfadine totally over cooked with the most shitty tomato sauce ever!!! Wines hugely expensive! CLOSE YOUR DOORS!!!

The food tasted like it was packaged, not fresh, and not authentic. It felt like it was an Italian…read morerestaurant that caters to Germans. The menu items were in Italian but the description was very German. The price to portion ratio was right but it wasn't that good to Finnish it all

Had a lovely midweek meal at Quattro Mori while in Munich on business. Nice food and great…read moreservice. Dining al fresco added lovely atmosphere to a midweek dinner. Food: We ordered a roasted vegetable plate and a bresaola/cheese/mache appetizer to share, along with a bottle of 2006 Barbera d'Asti by CCC (Cascina Castlet Costigliole). Vegetables were perfect, the meat and cheese were a nice way to start off, and the wine was chosen well. For the main courses, two of us ordered spaghetti with langoustines and bottarga, while another diner ordered the flounder. Pasta was good, but was not fresh pasta, which is what I was expecting. That was my fault, though, as I should have asked. A lot of langoustines, though, and bottarga just makes me happy. The flounder looked amazing, and must have been, as I was not offered a taste! For dessert we enjoyed a mixed cheeses plate and a tiramisu, both of which were a great value, and the cheeses were high quality. Made that last half-glass of wine even better! Service: One server was handling all the tables, and he did a fantastic job. Friendly and happy despite having to handle all inside and outside tables. When we asked about the fish, he took my colleague inside to show him the filet. That was cool. Vibe: Italian-cafe-in-Munic-Chic. Love the outdoor seating, and it's such a mellow spot that I could hang out for a long time. It was exactly what we needed for a late dinner our first night in town, but would also be an excellent respite from the beer gardens any time of day or night. Family-friendly: Definitely. Italian = pasta = kids'll dig it. And trattoria = super mellow, which helps, too. Summary: It was a pleasure to dine at Quattro Mori. On future visits to Munich, I would definitely return and try more dishes. Would love to try their meat dishes and even their pizzas. If you are in the area, definitely give it a try. The food is prepared simply, it's tasty, and goes great with the all-Italian wine list.