We had a dinner with 15 colleagues there and they seated us in the nice kind of outside area with a…read moreroof. It was a little bit tight for 15 people but it was okay. It took a long time until we got our food but that was probably because the restaurant was packed and we were a lot of people. I got the Pizza Vegetarina with extra Artichokes for around 10 Euro and an alcohol free beer. It was very delicious and it just costed 14 Euro in sum. You get a good but not the best pizza.

I'm from Italy, Rome and I can say that you can find good real italian food here. It might be the…read moreonly or one of the few place in Hamburg. Good prices and italian speaking staff. Good if you want to have a real italian restaurant experience :)

Wow.....what an experiance. Crazy place, excellent service…read more(lot of passion) and great food. Reservation recommendet. It was full the whole evening. High noise level. Pizza is the main dish and 90% of all orders. Excellent. However by far not the best in town. Burrata was delicious. Perfect! Clear a place to be if you are close to the harbour.

I've been here multiple times over a few years, and never fail to be impressed. Most recently for…read morelunch, the efficiency, quality, and charm - - at an incredible price - - is something just jaw-dropping. Nice thin crust, ingredients with abandon and flair, remarkable service, fun vibe - - Luigi's continues to blow me away. The experience can vary depending on whether you get there when it is packed (which it generally is) or you can breeze in and get a table (worth timing your visit to make this a possibility). But no matter what, and no matter when, you will have some super tasty pizza, and a vivid experience.

We were surprised to find a great Italian restaurant in Hamburg. It was recommended by the hotel…read moreconcierge. The restaurant was extremely busy when we went but we got our table right away upon arrival. People were very friendly here but very hard to get service. Since many restaurants closed early in the CDB area. This is one of the fews halve late closing hours. This restaurant is famous for its pizzas. I love their thin crust pizza with crunchy edge. Since the pizzas are huge, we ordered two pizzas to share among four of us. You can order many different toppings and we chose the simple pepperoni. We also got a spaghetti carbonara to share. The pasta was equally amazing. It was perfectly cooked to al dente. The carbonara sauce was fantastic. You should order their light beer to go with pizza. we had very good experiences with beer here in Hamburg so far. While visiting Hamburg, you should definitely stop by this place for good Italian food. But just need to be patient to be served.

We went here twice in one day! For dinner was actually because a handful of other restaurants…read moreseemed to be closed and we wanted a menu with a variety of menu options. Earlier that Monday the whole team went here for lunch. My german team told us that the pizzas here are huge, so one of my collagues and I shared a caprese pizza (they gave us both one half). I enjoyed the fresh table bread they provided. Service during the day was better than when we went at night. The caprese pizza was alright, but had just one small little ball of mozzarella and one teeny basil leaf on each slice. I would have expected more. As others have mentioned, the toppings are on the sparse side. I also ordered a side salad, so I only ended up eating one slice of pizza and taking the rest to go. When we came back for dinner later that night, they were very busy but we were able to get a table by the door. I had ordered a tomato shrimp gnocchi dish, the girls had ordered an artichoke cream soup and a special crawfish pasta. We all ended up sharing even though my main dish was the gnocchi. The portions here are huge again, even more so with the pasta. The gnocchi were very pillowy and filling. I actually enjoyed the light cream sauce crawfish pasta more, and I'm not even a fan of crawfish. And the artichoke cream soup was refreshing. Again, since they were so busy, we had to keep asking for several things. But it's honestly not a bad option for a cheap Italian meal. Dishes top around 12-13 Euro.

Italian feeling right in the middle of Hamburg. Pizza dough is really good and the pizza made thin…read morewith perfect topping!! Order a carafe of red wine, sit outside on the patio and enjoy the people passing by and a good conversation. Next time I will try some dessert too!! Great Bistrorante!

Very friendly service, regardless that I wasn't in the best of moods today. Ordered a large Pizza…read morePopeye with spinach and feta cheese for EUR7.50. Authentic Italian thin crust, hand-formed which looks like it was baked in a brick oven. Real espresso machine so I was able to get my latte machiatto without a spot of foam in it, just the way I like it. 4 meter ceilings keep the atmosphere open, airy, lofty. Nice plaster work and beautiful Davinci style charcoal nudes drawn directly on the wall. Wierd looking 70s wood bar though. Dogs allowed. No wireless internet. All-in-all not a bad neighborhood cafe.

Came in without knowing much about the place. Prompt service and friendly staff. We were made to…read morefeel welcome even though we didn't speak fluent German. Would definitely recommend for close to authentic Italian food.

This place is pretty cool. It's split into a restaurant and an imbiss (fast-food/takeaway). The…read morefood in each part is the same, so I'm told, but the imbiss is cheaper. EUR5 for a massive, delicious pizza is the cost in the imbiss, whereas pizza in the restaurant is EUR6. Seeing as it was a nice day we took our pizza outside and sat on the benches provided. I can highly recommend the Pizza Bella Italia. It's about 12", comes with salami, lots of cheese and huge chunks of roasted pepper, courgette (zucchini) and other veg. There are bowls of sliced chili peppers around just incase you want spicy. Basically everything in the imbiss is EUR5; pizza, pasta - salads might be slightly cheaper.

Das Essen war sehr lecker! Komme definitiv wieder! Die Diavolo Pizza war sehr scharf, aber sehr…read moresehr lecker!

This place is a gem. The pizzas are absolutely huge and sooo delicious. Order a glass of wine and…read morethe waiter will pour you 25 cl. There is plenty of bread, and everybody gets a yummy garlic/tomato bruschetta to start. And the chef, oh, the chef, he must be the friendliest pizza baker I have ever met. Turns out he worked in my home country for five years, so he snakker rigtig pænt dansk ;-) His face was one big smile when he discovered where I was from, so he just had to come out and shake my hand. Such a great experience! I hope to come back soon.

Totally love their Italian dishes. The calzone is my super fave! After eating here, I could no…read morelonger eat calzone elsewhere!!

A friend recommended me this place and so I had to visit it, I had to try their pizza…read more The ambience is nice, the place is small but it has also few tables outside. One of the cooks is italian and all the staff is really nice. The menu, as somebody already mentioned, is quite short. You have a basic pizza (tomato, mozzarella) in three different sizes, after choosing the size you can add few extra ingredients from the list (olives, funghi, salami, ...). The selection is good but they charge a bit too much for each single ingredient. Apart from the pizza they have several pasta dishes, but I wasn't interested in them this time. The pizza was thin with a well made dough but the ingredients were not on the same level. The tomato sauce was not well cooked and it had a slightly acid taste. The mozzarella was probably not mozzarella, but a replacement cheese that many pizza places use. Overall the pizza was good and I would place it slightly above the average pizza you can find in Hamburg. I wouldn't recommend the house wine, we left more than half glass on the table.

Went there on a whim. Had gone to the area before and liked it. First thing to mention is that even…read moreif you are in northern germany, this place is authentic. The staff speaks to each other in Italian, always a good sign. Their product list (for beverages) contains a lot of Italian items. We took the suggestion of the waitress and we were not disappointed. I had the ravioli with mushrooms and it tasted great. My girlfriend had the stuffed gnocchi. They were huge and the stuffing was really great. We took a tiramisu to share as dessert and it was perfect. It went down easily and it tasted like some of the one I had when I went to Italy. I did not have their pizza but saw some pass by and it was almost enough to make me regret my choice. They looked excellent.