Stopped by here half an hour before closing for a late dinner. The location is conveniently next to…read morethe Breitenbachplatz station. The ambience of this place was wonderful - warm colors and candlelit tables. The owner/waiter was so nice and friendly. He told us not to rush even though we ate past closing time. The food was absolutely amazing. I ordered the ricotta and spinach pizza and the tiramisu. The toppings on the pizza were fresh and plenty. The portions for both dishes were huge, making it such a great value for the price.

Hmmm the food was average but great service. A bit pricey since it is right by the train station…read more My tomato soup tasted worse than campbell's?!? And tiramisu was just ok

This little cozy restaurant serves the best pizza of the neighborhood and has become our regular…read moreplace to eat pizza (or to take out). The pies are always fresh, have very good dough (not too salty - exactly right), cheese and other ingredients, so that they don't make you feel "dirty" or too full after you ate one. I also love the fact that we never got a pizza that was burned at the bottom. They also serve a couple of good pasta's, and pretty good wine.

Good, but slightly too pricey Italian restaurant. I live nearby and there is no other Italian…read morerestaurant here, which is the main reason why I come back here one every few months. I also think they are over-doing the "Italian act" a little bit - the way how they respond to *everything* in Italian just feels fake to me. I get that some people probably find it charming, but I don't. On the other hand, they are still in business while many other restaurants have had to close, so they are clearly doing something right.

We have been coming here for a very long time. Recently, the place has changed an owner but it is…read moreeven better than before. The service is always very friendly and the food is amazing