Awful service, waiter forgot what we ordered as drinks after he lost the paper he wrote it on and…read morecame back 40 minutes later to ask what we ordered. Awful food on this day. The salad was bitter iceberg, brown with no flavor dressing. The main dish was just as awful. No bread on the table. Had to get up and get our own Olive oil. The limoncello was disgusting, tasted like old lime water. Never again !

This is a place to enjoy wine and a mediterranean/Italian delicious food, which is well served. We…read morereally enjoyed the time we spent there.

Super cute restaurant near the Dom. The cuisine leans modern Italian. They have a nice patio, and…read morethe interior of the restaurant is stylish and cozy. We had lunch here, and we thoroughly enjoyed the Pizzas, salad, and ravioli, and calamari dishes. The service is really friendly and quick as well. Highly recommended!

A friend from Munich insisted that we eat at Erik's when I was in town, talking it up as the best…read moreItalian restaurant in the area. A drive into the country took us to a charming village and to the restaurant itself. The owner (Erik?) took care of us and explained the menu in both German and English. The menu is changed quite frequently and is never printed, just chalked up on a board for reference. When asked for recommendations, Erik told me that he works closely with the chef on the menu and that there's nothing on there that they don't both love. After a full dinner there, it's not hard to believe that statement. I started with a sweet potato and lemon soup; while I'm not normally a fan of sweet potatoes, this soup was well balanced between the fullness of the tuber and the sharpness of the lemon, with just a bit of spice (paprika, perhaps?) cutting through it. Pasta served with fresh, white truffles followed the soup and the dish really highlighted the truffles and the wonderfully fresh pasta. A chocolate torte with fresh cream finished the meal. Erik's bar is also excellent. I had a glass of Prosecco blended with white peaches as an apertif, followed by a glass of white wine that the owner recommended, and an excellent espresso.

Ich war bereits öfter im Tre Scalini und man wird immer sehr freundlich empfangen. Das Ambiente ist…read moreecht sehr schön und stilvoll eingerichtet. Es wurde bereits erwähnt, dass die Beitzer/Kellner einen sehr freundlich und scherzhaft bedienen, was zwar teilweise verwirren kann, aber doch lustig ist. Preis/Leistung ist echt ok. Mit anderen Worten: Immer einen Besuch wert! ;) Ein kleines Update kann ich euch noch nachliefern: Ich war letztens erneut beim Ristorante Tre Scalini und hab gesehen, dass es ebenfalls Sitzplätze im Freien gibt. Sehr gemütlich gerade bei gutem Wetter ;)