We stayed right next door in an AirB&amp;B, andprevious guests recommended it. We were not disappointed! It&#39;s a tiny place so reservations are a must. The food was excellent, we already made a another reservation for another night.

The chicken croquettes were the star for me. Crispy outside, creamy inside, and packed with flavor. The place was buzzing, which added to the vibe. A solid choice for a casual bite.

Not bad but be aware of the &quot;coperto&quot; fees. We had an AYCE lunch for two.Paid &euro;30.70They advertise a lower price compared to the competition bit after charging the table service (which is illegal in many regions) the average cost per person would be around &euro;14.50, not &euro;12.90. Food was ok, shabby presentation but if you don&#39;t care about that it&#39;s ok. Quality was ok for that price!Not the widest men&ugrave;, actually few items but the sashimi (salmon) is unlimited ???? After ordering more I&#39;ve noticed how the slices were becoming thinner and thinner.Sushi was getting fatter on rice. Grilled fish as well got thinner, that&#39;s how they refrain big eaters.The private rooms are lovely and cozy! That&#39;s a huge plus!  Servers are friendly! Will come back for sure!

The Tenerina cake was a standout. Moist, rich chocolate, not too sweet. Just the right note to end the meal on.

Solid pizza place. Menu has a good variety of classics and a few interesting options. Tried the Diavola, crust was crisp, toppings fresh. Service was prompt, no fuss. Good for a quick, reliable meal.

Breakfast and pastries here are solid. Grabbed a coffee and a croissant before work. Quick service, got my order in under 5 minutes. Perfect for a fast morning bite.

The Sangiovese was a great choice with the piadini. It cut through the richness nicely. The pizza side was solid too, real home-cooked feel. The cafeteria setup is a bit chaotic at peak hours, but you get used to it.

Been coming here for years. The portions are always generous, and the quality stays consistent. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The pasta was hot and fresh, really good. But for the portion size, the price felt a bit steep. Still enjoyed it.

The owner remembered me from last time. Just a quick lunch, but that little chat made it feel like a neighborhood spot. I&rsquo;ll probably swing by again next visit.

The piadina was just right, with a lovely soft dough and fresh fillings. I appreciated how comfortable the seating was, not too cramped. A nice, easy spot for a quick lunch.

The garden playground is a lifesaver for parents. My little one could run around while we enjoyed our meal in peace. The space is simple but safe, and it made such a difference to our evening.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The margherita pizza was solid&mdash;thin crust, nice char. Pasta portion was decent too. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Came for a family dinner. The pasta is clearly homemade, and the meats grilled in that big fireplace were solid. But honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. Left still a little hungry.

The quality of the food was impressive, especially the homemade dishes. The Florentine steak was tender and flavorful, definitely worth trying.

Came for the new menu, the pizza selection is impressive. Had a tough time choosing, but the staff recommended a nice red wine that paired perfectly with my pasta. A bit on the pricier side for the portion, but the wine made it worthwhile.

They let us in right before closing! The cappelletti was so good, and watching them make the pasta was a fun little show for our group.

Perfect spot for a casual catch-up! We grabbed a table outside, shared a few small plates, and just talked for hours. The vibe was relaxed, and the staff didn&#39;t rush us at all. Great for when you just want to chill with your crew.

Highly recommended for its exceptional cuisine and attentive staff, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable gastronomic experience.

The pistachio croissant was good, really fresh filling. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting it to be a bit bigger. Sat outside with my coffee, it was gone in a few bites.

Love stopping by this old-school bakery for a quick bite with friends. Their croissants are so flaky, and the jam tastes like it was just made. The cookies are my go-to. Perfect spot to catch up over coffee.

The sign language interaction with the staff was a really cool and peaceful experience. Cozy spot with good local wines.

Nice spot to watch the piazza. The pistachio croissant was a treat, really fresh. Coffee was solid. Just a heads up, it&#39;s self-service so you order and grab your own stuff. Fine for a quick bite.

Drinks are solid, but a bit pricier than other spots nearby. The setting is what you&#39;re paying for, I guess.

The food is good. However, it was too crowded and the restaurant had only 2 people managing everything so I had to wait 30 minutes to have my food ready.

Came for a quick lunch. The charcuterie platter was solid, meats were good quality. Also had a veggie option which was nice. Got my food fast, perfect for a quick bite.

Hired them for a company event. The food was really good, and service was smooth. They paid attention to the little things, which I noticed. Prices were fair for what we got.

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