Was looking for a nice low key lunch spot while wandering the streets of Linkoping. Happened by…read moreRestaurang Mozzarella. Looked just like the spot! I ordered the pizza margarita. Fabulous! Brought me back to Italy. Nice thin crust, served Italian style. Knife and fork needed as they don't slice their pizza American style. Not greasy at all which can be a problem with thin crust sometimes. I also ordered a nice pint and a half sized Italian beer, Sans Souci 667cl. Very tasty and packed a bit of a punch at 5.6%. My only complaint is that it ended up being a bit pricy, bill came to $168 SEK or about $23. But was on vacation so, who cares :)

Tried the grilled tuna alla puttanesca - delicious meat and fresh side salad - worth a try!…read more Friendly staff and service minded - however quite busy. My friend tried a pasta dish & he seemed satisfied - although he looked with jealous eyes on my tuna. Nice environment but a little noisy. Good variety of Italian dishes - probably not my last visit here.

Let's say it's pretty hard to find an open restaurant in Linköping on a Sunday (The boyfriend kept…read moresaying how different it was in Malmö where most of the places are open on Sundays) and this place being one of the few. It brags to serve good authentic Italian food and there are times when I still long for the food that I have had in Parma, so I had to try this place. The restaurant itself is located in Stora Torget (the big square) with a little bit of the fancy stuff (perfect for dinner date). The menu is quite big with the classic Italian primi, secondi, pasta menu and pizza menu. Since we weren't that hungry, we decided to share asparagus soup from the aperitif, carpaccio with truffle cheese for the primi and the house's carbonara special. Aperitif costs less than 100 SEK, primi is under 150 SEK pasta, pasta around 150-250 SEK and secondi or main course is up to 200-400 SEK. Pizza is around 150-250 SEK. It probably doesn't sound much for a big city restaurant, but maybe a little bit higher for a small town like Linköping. The asparagus soup with salmon was creamy and good and so was the carpaccio so I was already impressed with the food. We told our waitress that we wanted to share the carbonara and the dish came in two small plates with raw egg on each plate so it was perfect to share. I'm very impressed with the service (although the waiters and waitresses look like students - which they probably are since Linköping being a student town), they were very attentive, helpful and serviceminded. PS: Read on the side of the menu where they explained why the restaurant was named 1854 and why there were pictures of the three old Swedish guys on the restaurant windows :)

As a turkish person i can say that this is not "the best" turkish food Linköping has to offer. I…read morewent twice and regretted it twice. I don't know what swedish people think turkish cuisine is tasting like but definitly not like this. Pizza is alright thus 2 stars and i highly recommend they stick to only that, because everything else is definitly NOT good turkish food.

It is the best place for Turkish food and really great Pizza. Friendly staff and lovely place. You…read morecan dring Bear, Vine and cool drinks every day with the tasty snacks. Fresh food everyday.