Incredible. Pizza, wine and service, all top notch. Way better than the tourist trap spots with…read morethe lake view. All family run as well. Full of locals, always a good sign. I mean, look at the pictures! Will be back tomorrow!

Stilo was the first restaurant we visited in Lake Como. It's located right across on the water…read morewhich made for stunning dinner views. We were lucky to be seated outside after about a 10 minute wait on a busy Friday evening. Our server Lucco was very sweet and though very busy did his best to be attentive. We started with sparkling water, proseccos, margherita pizza and a salad. Those were delivered promptly. Next I ordered the linguine frutti di mare which was sooo delicious and the seafood was so fresh (prawns, mussels, scallops). However, there was an unsavory taste left in our mouths after my friend's food had hair in it and she asked to return it to the kitchen. A lady server came over and aggressively insisted that the hair belonged to my friend because it had to be "extensions". This was an unpleasant experience to say the least My friend declined another dish from the kitchen and we shared my pasta which we both enjoyed but I'm sad she wasn't able to enjoy her meal. Overall, we still really enjoyed the food we did try.

This restaurant is right next to lake Como so you can oversea the lake while you dine which makes…read morethe atmosphere 100times better. I had some tea and grilled seafood, it was mostly crabs and shrimp, it would have been nice to have more variety.

We had about an hour to kill in Lake Como before we had to meet our tour group. Lucky for us,…read moreL'Ambrosiano happened to be across the street from our meeting point. It also couldn't have looked more inviting. We chose to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. It wasn't a sunny day but the outdoor seating did provide shelter from the misty rain. The waiter took our order (one Valtellinese pizza) and shortly our food arrived. I found it a nice touch that the kitchen split the pizza in half so we could share it easily. We were also given plates and silverware. L'Ambrosiano is no ordinary cafe. It's a bit classier. The pizza was delicious and covered amply in braseola and mushrooms. The sauce was slightly sweet and brought the whole pizza together. I did enjoy eating my pizza with a fork and knife, a far cry from folding it in half and eating with hands New York style. What a great way to enjoy Como. It topped off our morning of silk scarves, cloud bread, gardens, and farmers markets.

The food here is great. Pizza was more expensive here than other places and tasted fantastic, but…read morenot more so than any of the other pizza places I ate at. The spicy salami was actually spicy and was extra crisped which is actually how I prefer it. The bruschetta was very good and big portion. I give it three stars because it's more expensive than any other pizza I ate in Italy and there was nothing to justify that - the food was simple nothing fancy, it was not memorable, and I wouldn't go back.

We found this place passing by and they had room for the six of us. The service was good and the…read morefood was delicious. We had the rustic pizza, the Misto Salad and the lasagna. We got a liter of the house red wine that was good too.

The food was delicious and the service was good. I would actually give 4.5 stars but I think 4 is…read moregood. While they did only have one vegan option, it was decent and very tasty. It is a bit plain but still better than just the side of grilled veggies that I have had to get at some places. They were helpful and were intelligent with their advice about vegan food. Also, I believe their risottos had milk, so if you are vegan stay away from those. The ambiance was fine, and it was a little loud and a bit of a smaller area, but overall it was a very good place for lunch! I would definately recommend!

This was my favorite place to eat in Como. The Diablo pizza was amazing and I can't wait to visit…read moreagain!

The pizza is tremendous. We debated on many different options but it was always going to be the…read morepizza. We had about six different flavors at our huge table and everyone was pleased. There are no menus so bring a phone, drinks are reasonably priced and despite the heat outside, the upstairs was a pleasant place to enjoy our meal. Service is uneven but still efficient and two standouts were the vegetarian option and the tuna. Tuna on a pizza might sound odd but our friend was pleasantly surprised and pleased he went outside his comfort zone.

Simply outstanding pizza-centric restaurant like no other. Service was prompt, knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. Other non pizza options are available and quite good but don't miss the center of attraction - Pizza!

We're visiting from the U.S. and staying at the Palace Hotel. The concierge recommended Pomodorino,…read moreso we made our way there at 7.30pm. The service was great, we ordered a Diavola pizza to share, I had the lobster linguini and the hubs had a meat platter--ribs, lamb and Italian sausage. Shared a tiramisu too. All in all, it was another awesome dinner in Italy!

Beautiful pastries and staff is very friendly. A must stop for a sweet if you need it.read more

This place was recommended to us by a local-it did not disappoint. It was delicious. We would have…read moretaken pics but most of the focaccia breads, pizzas and other items were eaten as it was very good. We would definitely come back on our next trip. Enjoy!

This place had amazing food. We had a party of 7 and were sat right away. The only issue is that…read moreoutside it was raining and one person did have to sit in the rain. But overall the food was great!

In the middle of the Como historic district, this is a couple blocks from the Cathedral and several…read moreblocks from the lake. I stumbled upon this place and grabbed a table outside. Definitely glad that i did. I started with the obligatory bottiglia d'acqua, I quickly ordered a nice bottiglia di Greco di Tufo. Wine was good. Life was good. First course. I had the Insalata D'Este - which could easily have been a main course. It was a nice big bowl of arugula and mixed greens with tomatoes, green olives, fresh slices of mozzarella, and anchovies on top. Had I known that it was così grande, I would have stopped there. But thank goodness I ordered Le Lasagne, because it was the best Lasgne that I have ever had. If it's on the menu while you are here - order it! Don't expect a huge monstrosity that you might get in Little Italy back home, this is molto raffinato. The only thing that compares is the lasagna that mia zia made for me in Roma. I was instantly transported back to my first trip to Italy in 1986....

We wanted a quick meal and got pizza. This was our first pizza in Italy. It was decent. Seeing how…read morethe flavors are completely different from the states, England and Paris. This was a solid pizza and the service was nice. We prefer to go so i can't speak much more to that. I didn't eat the sandwich or post what my lady got because she said it was not good.

My dog Brody and I stumbled on this place and then went again for their fabulous pizza. Not only…read morethe food but the family who runs the restaurant are super nice and are so sweet. They gave Brody some ham which he loved. I would highly recommend to get off the beaten path and try this place.

Wanted to eat Mexican and this came up it wasn't but we enjoyed it and they were very…read moreaccommodating. Unlike a lot of restaurants in Italy this place was ready to make what we wanted and made sure it was spicy and to our liking. Would recommend for sure.

Prob 3 and a half. Anti pasta great. Dinner - risotto…read moredelicious tho' simple. Duck in gravy good but nothing better than at home. Service very good and local wine recommended was superb. Reasonably priced choices