Smaller branch of Vapiano's. I was looking forward to trying their new lasagne, although it…read moreappeared to have sold out. Instead I chose the Salmon Carbonara which was really delicious. Good service, great food and drink. Free wifi available. Small but tasty dessert options, I had a Tiramisu which was very enjoyable. Many of the staff seem to be able to speak English, which is very helpful.

First time in Germany (Hannover) and a colleague and I decided we wanted to eat pasta. We came upon…read moreVapiano in Yelps and enjoyed it. I forgot exactly what had but it was delicious. It was a pasta dish, cream base, with chicken, little wine, mushrooms, cheese, pepper and some parsley. The service was great and the cooks were kind. Even better, everyone spoke English. ...random but Just now realizing this restaurant is also located in the U.S.

Vapiano attracts the young professional crowd and gets quite busy during happy hour. The…read moreatmosphere is open and simple. For first time visitors, here's how it works. When you enter the restaurant, the hostess will give you a card. When you get to the back of the restaurant, you can order your food (pizza, pasta, salads, etc.). Then you'll get a pager for when your food is ready. You can stop by the bar, pick up a drink, find a seat and wait for your pager to blink. After eating, stop by the reception stand a pay for your food and drinks. It is a great concept, especially since you don't have to split the bill when everyone gets their own card. Now for the food, Vapiano has most of your basic Italian dishes covered. I enjoy the rucola pizza. It is topped with plenty of leafy greens and fresh shaved Parmesan.

When in Germany, one must try Vapiano! Although this chain can be found in London - I found out it…read moreis originally a German started business. I was in Wolfsburg recently, visiting my partner who works for Volkswagon. The town itself isn't full of a ton of many food options that struck my fancy within walking distance of the town center, but we slipped in here to compare the quality to what we've had in the US and London. The place is clearly popular with locals and other visitors, as it was completely full. I had the standard Spaghetti Bolonaise with some added mushrooms - the quality was similar to what I've found at other Vapianos but was surprised to see how large the portions are compared to what you get if you go in the UK. For Italian food lovers, Vapiano will never knock your socks off but it gets the job done with quality ingredients and a friendly German smile.

Habe dort nur einmal eine Pizza verdrückt war ganz lecker und würde sie wieder essen. Preislich…read moreauch alles voll in Ordnung.

It's an Italian restaurant, which has it's unique design and style. Firstly, it's ordering system a…read morebit interesting, you're taking a card when you first entered the restaurant, then you order and take your meal by yourself and everything is being loaded to that card. When you're leavind the restaurant, you're paying what you have in that card. You can order your meals directly to cooks and watch while cooking, with that way you can choose all ingredients by yourself. Than after you take your pastas, pizzas, atmosphere and style is very nice to eat these delicious foods.. Pastas and pizzas are all being cooked in Italian style, you can eat real and delicious Italian food in there. Probably the best pastas in BS are here..

I intensely regret having to leave a review for a restaurant at which I have not eaten, but I…read moretried. people, I tried! Others on Yelp have grumped about the curious plastic card system in use at the restaurants in the Vapiano chain, and my experience is no more than the logical extremity of theirs. When I entered, the cashier at the front wordlessly handed me a credit-card sized plastic card. I went into the restaurant--the smells were very good--and sat down. No one came to take my order. I examined the menu, in both German and English, but it did not describe any procedure. I waved my mysterious card at passing servers, but they just rushed by. I searched the restaurant carefully for a poster telling customers how to order or some kind of orifice into which to insert the card (like an ATM?) but found nothing. I sat back down and tried to go on the web to find instructions or consult Yelp but I could not get a strong enough signal. I finally went back to the door to ask the cashier what I was supposed to do, but he had a long line of people--all looking happily fed, I must report--wanting to pay their bills, so I returned to my seat. After half an hour of this frustration--and with the departure of my train approaching--I picked up my luggage and joined the line at the front. The cashier ran the card. "Vot? Have you ordered nozzing?" I nodded. He put my card away without another word and I left the restaurant none the wiser. [My rating of 3 is intended to be neutral because I was unable to try the food].