If you want Italian food of high quality for a reasonable price, make sure you visit La Luna! I…read morereally enjoyed the food, wine and service!

Went yesterday night for dinner and it was amazing...the staff was very friendly and the food was…read moreamazing...and they also spoke English which helped ..and romantic

One of the best restaurants I've been to in Aachen. Very nicely prepared Italian food. I started…read morewith the bruschetta appetizer (nice with just the right amount of olive oil) and then a mushroom pasta dish with a light white sauce (very good). Seating both indoors and outdoors. Indoor seating with white table cloths and so it has a much more upscale feeling. Staff very friendly. I'll definitely come back.

Very very good restaurant. Simple but satisfying menu. This restaurant belongs to the best Italian…read morerestaurants in the world.

Very overrated! Staff is arrogant (understatement) and food…read moreis mediocre. Far (!) better Italian restaurant on the other side of the river in Wyck! We've tried this place twice (to give it "another chance"), but cannot discover its "reputation". The formula of leaving your phone number and wait to be "invited" to dine, should say enough: arrogance all over. Which is not founded by the food you will be served: that is OK to GOOD (but definitely NOT outstanding). The fact that ruins the experience is the lack of decent service; FOOD 3,5 / Service 1. Definitely NOT recommended (again: cross the bridge to the Rechtstraat for the real Italian restaurants... Yes: more than one...!)

Food was good and hot and service was friendly. It is cash only which we didn't have but there was…read morea nearby atm. It was a pleasant meal in Aachen and would go back if I was in the area.

One of the best pizzas I've had in a long time! Crispy…read morecrust, but not too thin; ample amount of toppings, but not overloaded, amazing taste and the perfect size. Authentic wood fired oven and very friendly service. Perfect lunch. What more could you want?

this little hole in the wall restaurant is absolutely amazing. Everything is fresh fast and truly…read moreauthentic. It's like a little Italy in the middle of Germany. Everybody is so nice. The sauces are amazing. The pizzas come out super fast. They have amazing lemoncello. The only thing is you need to have cash. they take euros and us dollars! They don't take any credit cards.

BRING CASH! We just arrived in Cologne today. We were not in the mood for German food. Found that…read morethe reviews here were excellent so went here for late lunch. Staff was attentive, friendly and spoke English. I'm Italian and can be discerning on Italian cuisine so I was surprised to find how genuine and delicious the meal was. Pizza was prepared with a thin chewy crust and sauce and ingredients were very fresh. The insalata rucola was also delicious and fresh with plenty to share with my husband. The restaurant was elegant, artsy but not too fussy and not too noisy either. My only warning to travelers is that this restaurant doesn't accept payment via credit card! You must bring cash.

Great little Italian restaurant. Good food, good service, good prices. Meals served with nice warm…read morebread with various toppings and a salad with a tasty dressing. I didn't care for the fact that my plate was chipped and the French fries were something I maybe should've seen about substituting. Overall the décor and atmosphere was warm and welcoming. I certainly would return to and recommend this restaurant.

Yelp really let me down with this restaurant. We were in Aachen on vacation and looking for a place…read morefor dinner and the reviews led us to this place. The food was OK, definitely nothing special. But the service was an absolute joke. The servers just stood around and talk to each other, right next to our table sometimes, instead of doing any of their work. We ordered drinks and watch them chat about the weather and about a new grocery store in town for more than five minutes, right next to our table. Then one of them turned to the bar, which was just a couple feet away, and finally poured our drinks. And, in a first for me in Germany, the beers were poured about an inch short of the legal measuring line. (beers in Germany have to be poured up to the mark that matches the size such as .3L, etc) I thought that was illegal? The decor is cheesy, kind of like a Pizza Hut. This place is highly un-recommended. (Though it did seem popular with over-70 set.)