It was late, most places were closed or closing. Our options were becoming more and more limited…read more Our expectations were getting lower as we walked through the winding streets of St Germain. Then we stumbled on L'Amnesia! For a nominal cost we had a feast of their house legume soup and pizza. Now, pizza in France is not like pizza in Italy but this one was very good with the tasty burnt edges on the crust. I could not even finish the large tureen of soup! I could have easily settled for one or the other but I had peer pressure working on me, and I am glad I did! The wine was good, the service was more than good - the staff was fun and welcoming. I very much loved how this restaurant complimented my experience in the Petit Paris that is St Germain.

Not bad, it was good. We always love the pizza in France. This place has a great location but the…read morefood was ok

It's a Sunday in France so you can't count on restaurants to necessarily be open, even in charming…read morelittle towns like Saint Germain. As it was, we wandered away from the RER station and the restaurants that screamed: "Come here tourists, to overpay for mediocre food." About 10 minutes later we happened upon La Piazza. None of us were particularly interested in Italian fare that day, but we were interested in eating rather than more wandering (we had just spent a couple hours in the excellent Archeology museum at the Chateau. I had a decent duck lasagna, which we all washed down with a couple bottles of montepulciano (from Abruzzo, of course - when the Italian wines are less expensive than the domestic wines, you go for it). They also have a great chocolate sphere dessert which melts under a flow of hot chocolate cream which reveals a "mango tartare" underneath. Make reservations - the only reason we got a table was because we showed up around 12h30 and took the table by the window, which I assume they leave for walk-ins.

Great little Italian restaurant a short walk from the Chateau. We were pleasantly surprised at how…read morefamily friendly it was. The 2 women who served us were very patient with our limited French and with our 2 young kids, unlike at the last French restaurant we dined at. The food was very good as well. Tried the black risotto with shrimp (3-4), spaghetti bolognese, Caesar salad and Milanesa. They were all tasty, but the Milanesa could've been better if accompanied by pasta with red sauce rather than Gorgonzola sauce. The kids plate came with strawberry ice cream in a cute little container that they could keep. All in all a great find!

April - we returned here, just to see if it had improved, stayed the same or got worse...it is only…read morea stone's throw from the flat so it would be useful to know if the standards are maintained Yup, it was just as good...easy, friendly...lost of Italian produce to be tempted by, especially the wines, while you wait We will return...they do seem to be busy so I guess we are not the only locals giving them our custom Recommended

From the owner: Vente et livraison de produits gastronomiques conviviaux, pizzas gastronomiques, pâtes fraîches…read moremaison, vins italiens.

English speaking people visiting fabulous pizza restaurant. Staff was very patient with us since…read moremenu is in French. Ordered the most scrumptious pizza ever. Way too big for one person. Only drawback is you can't share the pizza.

We stumbled upon this place while on a walking tour through Saint Germain en Laye, and this it was…read moredelicious. While Italian food in Paris wasn't the plan, I'm glad we stopped. The food was delicious and the service was great.

Found this place on a desperate Monday evening search and so glad I did! The service, salads, and…read morerisottos were all excellent! I'll look forward to returning on a future trip.