I'm allergic to everything on the menu but my counterpart was happy. My work colleague seemed to…read moreenjoy their food and we walked down the street to find something i could eat no english speakers- come with your translator handy

Well Dolce Vita is situated on the center of Valence it's approximatively at the end of the…read moreparallel street in front of the train station. For those walking around it will be just near the Victor Hugo shopping mall situated in the pedestrian street crossing the city. We've spend 60 euro for 3, that includes a plate, a soft drink, and a Café Gourmand which had a lot of choices inside for a dessert, and the idea of eating a half and a half is quiet excellent. What is it ? Well on your plate you can have a half pizza, salad, gratin, etc.... So you don't have to make the choice between one of them you can eat a part of this one or this one or maybe this one wait why not this one, well you've understood it, YOU have the choice ! And the price is correct while quality is present, so we can say that the client is the real Winner ! Food was good and I'll turn back a day or another, but I don't have to forget to make a reservation if it's Friday or Saturday night. Place is a bit small that's maybe the only minus I've seen when I've been there, it wasn't disturbing at all but some people may found it a bit anoying.

To be fair, I find all pizza in France to be mediocre which is why I can't give it more stars. But…read moreI was told this was the best pizza in Valence and by French standards it is a pretty good pizza. 75% of quality pizza is determined by a good crust, and France does amazing things with bread, so I don't understand how they mess this up. The crust is as flat as cardboard (almost everywhere i've been in France does this). I love a good thin crust but this off the mark for achieving a nice char while still staying light and chewy on the inside. I ordered the margarita and for some reason that comes with mozzarella and some kind of shredded cheese (probably emmental aka swiss). This is another typical French mistake. The best thing about this pizza was the sauce, which was pretty tasty, certainly more flavorful than most of the other places I've tried in town. The service was quite good once I got seated. The reception downstairs told me to go upstairs and told me a number. Having never been there before (and not being French) I didn't fully understand the system and ended up waiting 5-10 minutes at the top of the stairs until I asked what was up. The number was my table number even though they aren't visibly labeled. Oh well.

From the owner: restaurant italien, grand choix de pizzas et divers plats méditerranéensread more

Only take-away and delivery, no sit-down options. It's cheap and it's fast, but it is only mediocre…read moreas far as pizza goes. To be fair, I find all pizza in France to be mediocre, so by French standards of pizza it is a decent take-out meal.

From the owner: Basilic & Co vous propose des pizzas élaborées autour de produits d exception : des ingrédients…read moreemblématiques des terroirs de France (Ravioles du Dauphiné Label Rouge, Saint-Marcellin affiné, etc) et d'ailleurs (mozzarella di Bufala Campana DOP, etc). Plus de 20 recettes au choix, préparées à partir d une pâte fraîche à fermentation lente, et cuites dans un four à sole de pierre rotative. Sensibles à l environnement, les restaurants Basilic & Co utilisent des emballages recyclés et recyclables, des ampoules basse consommation, des produits nettoyants écologiques et pratiquent le tri sélectif.