The pizza is gigantic, one is more than enough and you'll likely leave with leftovers. Lots of…read moreoptions on the menu so there should be a pizza for everyone. Crust was a little disappointing, pretty standard, not really fluffy or crispy. Love the burrata and pesto combination, would definitely get again.

My german teacher recommended this place for the best pizza in Bonn, so here me and my friends…read morewere! The food is great, except that I ordered pizza, but was given a kind of bread, I was unsure if I made wrong but ate it anyway. At the end of our meal, I cannot stop wanting to check the bill to make sure what exactly what I ordered. But whether my flustering attitude or poor German terrified the old lady staff. She responded quite rude from my opinion. She said " don't touch the bill if you're not the one to pay the bill! (Of course I want to pay, but need to check exactly which I order!)" . And she was acting this, avoiding me so many time when I just tried to look at the bill! That's a clear message: "you don't deserve my patience, if you don't pay (all her thinking)" Childish old lady and hurt my feeling a lot. 100% food with 0% service, never be sure when my second visit is, since it's also people, not food, that repel me. Pretty sad.

A bit of Italy in Germany. At the edge of the city center you find this Italian restaurant. It is…read morerun by Italians and coincidence or not, also frequently visited by Italians. All signs green. The interior and the service concept are a bit particular but all in all with the Italian radio station over the speakers, you stay in the mood for authentic Italian pizza. The pizzas we tasted were indeed made from fresh dough and well baked; the ingredients used are of good quality. Prices are moderate for what is offered. The disadvantage of this place: once you step out the door, you will be disappointed to be back in reality, in Bonn rather than Napoli. My score: 4 out of 5

The service can be unfriendly, but I enjoyed their pizza and pasta! It's a cute little place to…read moregrab some casual Italian in Bonn.

I really loved this place when they actually did burgers despite the unfriendly service. Don't know…read morewhy they took them off the menu. Not interested in the pasta and pizza since nearly every restaurant in Germany does it. Bring back the burgers, please :(

Dinner here was nice, the food wasn't the highlight of the meal, but the private dining room…read moredownstairs was intimate and charming. The food wasn't really that hot, everything kind of at lukewarm, but that may just be because we had such a large party. The flavor profile for the ravioli wasn't that deep, mainly all of it coming from the sauce and not the ravioli stuffing. I ate it all, but wish it had some more heat and some more sauce.

Mediocre food, indifferent service. Waitress recommended a…read morerisotto with shrimp. Compared to Vapiano's which costs 25% less, Roland's pits very tiny (popcorn) shrimp in a vapid sauce on risotto that's on that wrong side of the delicate balance, quite raw. Pleasant little place , quiet, with soft lighting. Sorry, not coming back.

If you're in the area, this isn't a bad place to grab some italian food. It isn't the best italian…read morefood around, but it was decent. I didn't really enjoy the Cannelloni, but the pizza was solid so I'd recommend you stick to that. The best part is that the pizza is freaking cheap for the amount of food you get. I believe it was 7 Euros for a large thin crust pizza. 3 stars.

We had dinner here as part of a friend's wedding celebration…read more We got a classic set menu, starting with some antipasti. The main course was ordered à la carte, so I had a pizza which was recommended by various people before. The size of the pizza is absolutely incredible and it's a bit of a challenge to cut it on the given plate. Besides the necessary effort to finally get to the first slice, it's absolutely worth. It's a classic italian style pizza which tastes absolutely delicious. We finished the meal with huge plates with dessert with a large variety of sweets. After almost finishing my pizza I swore not to touch the dessert, but I couldn't resist when I saw it. Really yummy. The service was very friendly and always around if you needed something. When we first got there, a huge line of people was waiting outside to get a table. After we had dinner, I totally get why people are eager to get a table there. So you better get a reservation before going there.

Da Giovanni is a large restaurant tucked away behind the Beuel Rathaus. It's worth finding as, like…read morethe service, the pizza is great. I haven't yet explored the pasta dishes (the pizza is that good!), but the other patrons look happy. Pizza can be eat-in or takeway. Tip: eat in, then enjoy dessert :)

We only tried pizza and tapas here and they are quite good. A variety of toppings including…read morevegetarian and also quite generous. Thick crust, and normal size so it's easier to finish 1 pizza by oneself. Great location for local people. Now it's even easier to find when the big building next door has finished the construction work.

Expansive open-air beer garden located near the Rhine River that extends to the nearby park/field…read morewith quick service and lots of beer, Kolsch, cider, and liquors available. Bring 1 friend, bring 10, there's room for everyone. There is a 1 euro deposit charge for drinking glasses, so make sure you return them to the kiosk before you leave to get your buck back. I wouldn't recommend the snacks (pretzels and pizza) just by the looks of them (didn't try it).

Nice biergarten having great views towards Rhine, at least in the evening you could choose from…read moresunny or not-so-sunny table. Though the place was almost full, i.e. seems to be very popular. I addition to the very nice Schneider Weisse beer, I had a pepperoni pizza. Not sure if it actually had any pepperoni as such in it, but it did not really matter since it was very tasty and also spicy. Not 100% sure about price but I think it was 6,5€. The only minor negative thing I could think of is that in my traditional mind a Biergarten should serve also some sort of sausages... Oh and the beer was somewhat on the expensive side, but for the quality Schneider Weisse product I'm willing to pay some extra. Would I return? Yes, sure. A nice place to enjoy a beer (or three) while watching the traffic on the rivier!