We have been to this location a few times and have always had a good experience. The service is…read morequick and friendly. There are some pasta dishes on the menu, but the star of the show here is the pizza, which in my opinion is absolutely delicious. Seating is available indoors and out. The prices are reasonable. Tip for American customers: In Germany "Pepperoni" refers to chilli peppers and "Salami" refers to the sausage. We've made this mistake a couple of times.

First time I had been to this restaurant and I was not disappointed at all! The pizza was amazing…read moreand so soft yet crunchy. The wine was fully poured and the lady serving us was very nice and helped us understand the menu. Would definitely recommend and return! The pizzas a rather a good size for the price!

The best Italian Spot in Ansbach. Everyone there feels like family and Enzo will get you rightread more

Enzo's is amazing! Enzo and his daughter, Carmela, make everyone feel at home and like family. The…read morefood is freshly made and delicious. We tell everyone who is going to Ansbach to go see our sweet friends and try their delicious food!

The only reason I didn't give them a 5th star is because the pizza wasn't what i expected but still…read morebetter than everything I've had so far. The tomato soup and Mozzarella caprese is by far my favorite thing here and I come here just for those two alone. Although I am not vegan it is great that they have a full vegan menu which is really cool and i can certainly appreciate that. The lady that waits tables is also really nice. I would definitely recommend for the hot tomato soup, the caprese salad and gluwein.. those are wonderful!

This was the only recommendation on Happy Cow for Ansbach so we headed straight there for lunch…read moreafter getting off the train. I could easily have eaten two lunches and then gone back for two dinners and had different things from the menu each time. Burritos, lasagnes, a list of vegan pizzas, cakes, milkshakes, and more (though it isn't a strictly vegan/vegetarian restaurant). Normally my husband & I both order different menu items to share but from the 5.50 euro lunch deal menu (which included a free soft drink) we both fancied the vegan cheese lasagne. There was a lot of tomato sauce and I still felt a bit hungry after mine, but we shared a slice of tiramisu (or what was described as tiramisu anyway), and a slice of pistachio torte - both were delicious. I couldn't leave without sampling one of their many vegan shakes, so I had an iced espresso/amaretto/vanilla combination. The only thing letting the place down for me was the service. Our server wasn't rude, but neither was I overly impressed. She seemed quite grumpy and didn't smile at us once, and it was a lovely sunny day and we had already ordered our meals before my husband spotted there was an outdoor seating area as he went to find the bathroom. Also when we received the bill she waited then and there for me to pay, and it was a little awkward as I was double checking my coin values and counted out my 10 and 20 cent coins. I would give this restaurant 4.5 if possible, just because there would be room for improvement in this area, but the menu options were so good. (I still have not much clue as to who Kasper Hauser/Kaiser Soze is, even after an audio guide around the town. His museum exhibition is all in German, which unfortunately I can't read.)

Dominico was pretty good. Friendly staff and decent food. We tried a few different favors of…read morepizza... The pizzas were good, but all of them were a bit too salty for my taste.