Came her after a long bike ride on a Sunday evening. The restaurant is on second floor which gives…read moreyou a ice view of the city gate. The staff is friendly and between my broken German and their broken English we managed to understand each other and even laugh a few times. I got the pumpkin soup, delicious and creamy, their famous pizza with differ te meats, mushrooms, grilled onions, and green peppers. The crust was thing and crunchy, well seasoned and the toppings perfectly cooked and distributed. Dessert a got a tartuffo and it was the best way to end this meal, tartuffo was not sweet and had yummy cocoa powdered sprinkled all over and the fruits it came with were sweet and juicy.

Lasagna not too bad for Czech location salad was great and the service was great with outside…read moreseating by the river. I would recommend if anyone asked to eat in Cesky Krumlo,. Czech

Quality of food was terrible Red sauce Pasta was sweet…read morewhich was a first for me. When I inquired, they explained tomatoes are sweet. I've had tomatoes before many many times and it was not sweet. Food was expensive and not worth the experience Not recommended

My friend and I were craving pizza during a trip to Cesky Krumlov at the end of October. We were…read morequickly seated but had to ask our server about timing since we had to meet up with our tour group at a certain time. She seemed slightly annoyed by our request but also made sure we didn't have to wait crazy long for our food. I ordered (and shared) a white pizza with spinach and speck. My friend ordered a salad. We both really enjoyed our meal, and I'd daresay this one of my all-time favorite, most memorable meals in the Czech Republic. Everything tasted really fresh and you could even see the chef making the pizzas. The atmosphere was bright and airy -- good for family outings, for casual meals with friends, and for anyone in the mood for Italian.

Our first choice was full, so we headed around the corner to Cosa Vostra. Nice Italian restaurant…read morewith a good menu. Wife chose the gnocchi, me the tagliatelle. Server was a very sweet, but overworked, lady. The gnocchi was over seasoned, strong on the salt. On the other hand, the tagliatelle was under seasoned and on the bland side. Not bad, but just off enough to not be excellent, hence the 4*.

We dined with reservations for 4 the Saturday after Christmas. Be aware cash only (Czeh or Euro)…read more Our table was upstairs, cozy opposite waitstaff station. Our Waitress was friendly, attentive and willing to please. We had some wine and the thickest hot chocolate ever. Caprese with prosciutto, Margherita Pizza, Prosciutto and Mozzarella Pizza, Lasagna and Penne Bolognese. Everything was hot, delicious and plentiful. Enjoy!

The most negative thing I can say about Nonna Gina is that they only take cash…read more Nonna Gina is a cute small restaurant found in the medieval looking streets of Cesky Krumlov. The outside is a cute unassuming restaurant front. Downstairs you have the kitchen and a gorgeous staircase up to the dining area. The restaurant seating is small so coming early or making a reservation is a great idea. The food here was top notch Italian food. The pizza tasted fresh and was authentic. The pasta was equally amazing. Prices are fair, albeit in cash. I do wish they had some different beers on tap as there is something inherently wrong with drinking Budweiser in one of the beer capitals of the world. Overall, NG is really top notch and one of the better meals I had in weeks of eating out throughout Czech Republic.