This is cozy Italian restaurant with excellent food. The menu is small, but each dish is very well…read moreprepared. Pasquale - the owner and chef - loves his work. I have eaten there many times over the past 12 years, and it has never disappointed. I have taken a number of Italian friends, and they have all been impressed. The restaurant has only a small number of tables, so reservations are almost always necessary.

Inaccurate hours. Was here at 11pm and it was already closed. Make sure to call before you check…read morethis place out.

This place has an air of quality. They are serious about…read morewhat they do. The place is nice. There are indoor and outdoor seats for summer and winter eating. The pastas are good. The pizzas are pretty good. The soup was ok but a bit watery. For the price you can certainly beat the quality with many options.

Great people, good food, nice outdoor and indoor spaces and a great wine list. Been here a few…read moretimes and it was consistently good.

Food was decent, but it is pricey. Tiramisu and gelato were excellent. Staff is mostly pleasant and…read moreattentive. This place will be busy during the warmer months.

I ate here years ago with a local who clearly knew the owner. I dreamt of the meal, and espoused…read morethe wonders to my family. I was SO excited to take them there this year. It was a bummer. The menu is limited, yes. It's also in Italian, or the most heavily Italian-accented German of all time, so even those who speak German are at a loss. The truffle pasta was, in the end, only a bowl of spaghetti with chips of truffle on top. No lovely broth, no depth, no veggies, no cheese. A $1 worth of pasta and some bark chips. That's it. The other dishes similarly failed to amaze. Worse, the co-owner seemed to have returned from Italy recently. He was, what can only be described as loaded, hitting on female patrons, slurring, and being way too loud. It was embarassing. I leave an extra star for the memory of meals past. This meal deserved 0.

This is decidedly a neighborhood place, although not my neighborhood. That being said, while most…read morewouldn't consider it a place to go out of your way for to dine in, it's worth a visit if you're in the area. It's on my commute route and I've been here a handful of times. With all the Italian restaurants in Munich, there's just a lot of competition to be really outstanding. I've mostly stuck to pasta dishes at La Giara. Food is simple and straightforward, well-prepared. Most pastas are around €7 for a good-sized portion at lunch or dinner, including dishes like tagliatelle with salmon in a lobster cream sauce with a generous amount of salmon. Pizzas and salads are reliably good. There is also a board of menu specials. Interior is old-school Italian, lots of dark wood, etc... Service has always been prompt and friendly whether I've been for lunch alone or in a larger group for a work-related function. If you happen to be in the area, it's a good choice for decent Italian food at lower prices than restaurants right in the city center.

I went here for a catered dinner before a conference, and it was an amazing, if very leisurely,…read moremeal. Not actually objecting to the pace, I was just on the other side of an overnight flight. Still very glad I didn't leave before dessert (around 10PM, three hours in), the cake was very good! Every course was delicious, and the menu was chosen well. The decor was very pleasant, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Really a wonderful time.

Very good food & decent service. We were in a little back room by ourselves which was very nice so…read morewe didn't see our waiter much but it was fine.