This is a cute restaurant on a quiet side street with quiet music providing ambience. The service…read morewas great. The food (we ordered pizza and salad to share) was very good. The staff was very warm and friendly. I would come back and highly recommend this place!

DONT GO! THEY SCAM!!!! Food was mid tier and they brought out "free" appetizers that we had to pay…read morefor. We had to pay €150 extra because of that then the servers acted clueless when we were upset. You're better off just getting pick pocketed than going there. Wish I could give 0 stars. So unbelievably disappointing.

We have been visiting pizza restaurants in a few dozen countries but this one has left a sweet…read morememory for us. Yelp is correct that this is the best pizza in Trento, according to one reviewer. Our first impression was mostly their guests are locals. Good sign! One bite on the pizza and you will not stop until last bite . Service is fast and very professional. Price is reasonable. Manager/Owner is friendly. We only had 3 days in Trento and ended up coming here all 3 nights. On the third night we got a surprise present from the cashier lady (assuming she is an owner). She didn't even know it was our last night to enjoy her delicious pizza. We will never forget her hospitality.

I'm sorry but the pizzas weren't as good as expected in my German point of view. Our hotel service…read morerecommended that place and therefore we were super disappointed after we had our first bite. The dough hasn't any taste as well as the tomato sauce of which was way too much on the pizza. In the middle, the dough was soaked and not enjoyable. The buffalo mozzarella was mild and cold. Therefore you barely could taste it on the pizza (besides the one-liter tomato sauce). For us, these two pizzas were very high-priced for that quality. (14€/15€) However, the restaurant was very well attended. Most Italian. That's why we think that we, Germans, have different expectations of pizza and also a different preferred way of serving it. Maybe Italians love these pizzas.

Pizza.. mmmmmmmmmmm…read more Pizza da Andrea was the first Italian pizza I tried when I moved to Trento in '08. Excellent pizza by the slice and reasonably priced. Very friendly staff. Hopefully it hasn't changed much in the past few years. It is on my list of stops if I ever make it back to Trento for a visit.

We were just looking for a place to stop for lunch, hopefully with a nice view of the mountains. We…read morestopped at 2 places before this and they were not friendly, so we came here and we were so glad that we did. It was exactly what we were looking for. They were very welcoming and friendly, they had nice menu selections, the service and food were great, and the view was amazing! It was truly a little hidden gem.

From the owner: Ristorante con piatti di tradizione indiana del nord del india e italiana trentina…read more Pizzeria con forno a legna

Excellent food, wine and service. Estate pizza was delicious - only crust was hot, everything…read moreelse fresh.

The Loto is among the best places to eat in Trento. The pizza is just great, but the offer is so…read morewide, you have to visit the place more than once to find all the goodies waiting to be tried. A must. Note: The "outdoor seating" is actually in a veranda, whose windows get fully open during summer.

Ristorante Alfio is an Italian restaurant in Dro, Italy that has tons of vegan options. I…read morediscovered it last year as I was wingsuit BASE jumping and headed back this year for more! It's a huge restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors amongst the smoking patrons (ugh) and the beautiful statues. Everything that is vegan is clearly marked on the menu including a full vegan tasting menu. We started with some bread and the random tortilla chips and salsa that are served as an appetizer on every table. On my first visit there, I ordered a bottle of local Lore white wine. And for my meal, I went with the Scialatielli alla Salernitana, which is freshly made pasta with pine nuts, zucchini, cherry tomatoes, oregano, and olive oil. It was every bit as good as it sounded. My friend ordered something similar, but with a tomato sauce. On my next visit, we ordered a bottle of local red wine. To start, we ordered the Bruschetta Classica with vegan bread. We topped the bread with the mix of tomatoes, basil, oregano, salt, and olive oil and it was pretty good. And for my meal, I went out on a limb and tried something unusual--Fusilli di Kamut al Pate di Oliva. This is a pasta made out of organic kamut flour with black olive pate and olive oil. It was...well, a lot of olives in a heavy pasta. It was good, but just know that the only flavor you get is olive and nothing else. I'd go with a lighter pasta next time for sure. Other vegan items on the menu include a vegan burger, penne arrabiatta, and kamut spaghetti pomodorini. The service isn't fantastic because it's Italy and they just don't care, but it was better than we experienced last year, for sure. The prices are incredibly cheap at just 8 to 10 Euros for the meals and 20 Euros for a bottle of wine. I'd eat here every day if I could. :-)