The worst Lahmacun I've ever had! The bread can only be…read moredescribed as mushy, barely any vegetables inside, the tiny amount of the generic sauce could not kill the taste of burnt meat. Yes, I said burnt meat. Plus on top of that even though I said no onions about 3 times, the guy still out them in and his solution to the problem was not making a new Lahmacun, but picking some onions out..Yeah. Good thinking, pal! Never again. Maybe for someone who never really had a good döner/Lahmacun this place and their quality (or lack of) is good enough, hence the good reviews? I guess that will remain a mystery.

Simply the best pizzeria around! The atmosphere is relaxed…read moreand romantic while keeping the original Italian style to it. The pizza menu is diverse and hits everyones taste easily and has two different size option. Overall a gem of a place

So we arrived in Konstanz one evening and had no idea which place to have dinner in. A quick Yelp…read moresearch revealed Don Alfredo as a 5 stars Italian restaurant, worth checking out. We arrived there around 8.30 pm on a Friday evening and found the place to be very cozy and intimate, located in some sort of underground woody room. However, they had no free seats. The nice waitress told us they might get some free seats in half an hour, so we might just come back then. We left, thinking it will be for sure that we'll come across something at least as nice and we won't need to come back. We didn't. After half an hour we were there again, waiting to be seated. However, there were still no free seats and we had to cluster at a two people table all four of us and wait for another seat to get free. The people there were having lots of fun and the atmosphere seemed to be purely italian (probably that's as good as it gets for an Italian restaurant in Germany). Some of the customers, as well as the staff, were Italian, which is always a very good sign. We ended up waiting for another 20 minutes around, but it was well worth. I had the best pizza in my life there (pizza Parma). My boyfriend had veal steak with risotto (very good) and my other friends had Spinach pizza and pasta with sea food. Portions were huge, so we took the left overs with us. Oh, the tomato soup I had as a starter was one of the best I ever had.. and it only costed 4 euros :) Same is valid for the Tiramisu as a desert.. simply delicious. Add a bottle of wine to this meal of four and the bill was 95 euros. Used with Swiss prices, we found this to be extremely cheap, as well as the quality / price ratio to be super high. It's worth to say that the staff was always a bit confused. I assume they didn't speak German so well and English much less.. they forgot to add some extra toppings to our pizzas and often got parts of the order messed up (2 Espressos instead of one, different kind of wine than what we asked for etc.). However, our food and wine were so delicious that it was no point complaining.. they made us very happy, hence a well deserved 5 stars from me for this one!

The best italian restaurant in the whole Konstanz area. A bit small but great taste & food ! Try…read morethe Calamari grilled fantastic !

best Italian Restaurant of the area. Small, but a nice place to eat. Great taste of Food.read more

Bella Italia was good, there were plenty of menu options but not so many that it read like a novel…read more My wife had a pizza with prosciutto, tomato and arugula (9 euro). I ordered a dish of pork in white wine sauce with salad, green beans and french fries (14 euro). The salad was basic but included cucumbers, tomato wedges and shredded carrots all covered in a house made yogurt dressing. Our waitress was very nice and happy to speak English with us, she was from an English speaking country an likely missed hearing it. The place went form quiet to packed and a bit loud over the course of only 20 minutes, a good sign that we had picked a decent place to eat.