The goulash was the best thing I had all week. Meat fell apart, sauce had real depth. Portion size was decent for the price. Didn&#39;t have to wait long either. Could&#39;ve used more bread on the side, but that&#39;s a minor thing. Solid spot if you&#39;re after proper Hungarian food.

Good quick bite. Food came out fast and tasted fresh. Staff didn&#39;t rush us even though we showed up late. Solid spot for Thai if you&#39;re in the area.

Came for dinner and ended up staying longer than planned &mdash; the wine was that good. Food was classic Italian with a few twists. Nice spot.

Small Family and Friends reunion.All enjoyed and pleased to find the multi Course Coices option on the menu.Team very friendly and engaging, we had the opportunity to interact in Italian.

The &euro;9.90 business lunch buffet is honestly a solid deal. Plenty of fresh salad options, which I always appreciate. The grilled veggies were still crisp, not soggy. Service was friendly without hovering. Only thing&mdash;it got a bit busy around 1pm, so finding a seat took a minute. But for the price, I can&#39;t complain.

The pasta here is consistently good&mdash;easily the best I&#39;ve had in Hanover. I tried the weekly special last Thursday and paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked surprisingly well. The craftsmanship is solid, though the place gets a bit loud when it&#39;s full. Still, worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Pizza&rsquo;s still good after the ownership change, but it&rsquo;s not wood-fired anymore. Regular oven now. Dough&rsquo;s a bit softer, not the same char. Service was quick and friendly though. Got my slice in under five minutes. Fine for a lunch stop if you&rsquo;re nearby. Just don&rsquo;t expect the old crust.

The lunch menu is a decent deal, and the pizzas and pasta are pretty good. Staff were friendly, food came out fast. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

The playground next to the terrace was a lifesaver for our daughter. Food was good, especially the homemade bread and spreads. Service friendly enough, though they forgot our bread refill once.

The Mrs. &amp; Mr. Rump Steak was solid &mdash; came with salad, baked potato, and that signature bread. Staff were friendly too. Nice spot for a quiet dinner.

The pho was a bit salty for me, though the broth had decent depth. I ordered a beer to cut through it, which helped. Service felt a little distracted&mdash;had to flag someone down for the bill. Not a bad spot for a quick lunch, but I wouldn&#39;t call it a destination. Fine if you&#39;re in the area.

Non-alcoholic drink pairing was the highlight. Creative stuff. Food was nice too, well plated. Prices fair for what you get.

Stopped by after a walk along the Aller. The new owners really turned this place around. Had the schnitzel, it was decent and the portion was fair. Sat outside, nice view of the river. Service was friendly, though we waited a bit for the bill. Fine for a casual dinner in Celle.

The burger was really tasty and juicy, honestly. But it&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, and the line at the counter took forever since there&#39;s only one person handling orders. Still, I&#39;d come back with friends for a casual hangout. Just maybe not when we&#39;re super hungry 😅

Went for dinner, had two dishes&mdash;both were solid. You could tell the ingredients were fresh, flavors had some depth to them. Place was busy but not loud, which I liked. Service was quick enough, friendly too. Traditional look inside, nothing fancy but fits the area. Fine for a regular evening out.

The chef really knows how to balance flavors&mdash;every dish had something interesting going on. I went with the wine pairing and the recommendations were spot on. Service was attentive without hovering. Only tiny downside: the table felt a bit cramped. But I&#39;d come back for that mushroom dish alone.

Great spot to catch a match and grab a beer. Service was quick, atmosphere buzzing. Food portions felt a bit small for what you pay, but fine for a casual pint. 🍻

Been coming here for a while now, and the food stays consistent, which is why I keep going back. Last visit was busy, so service felt a bit rushed at the end. Not a dealbreaker, just one of those nights. The schnitzel was solid, same as always. Good enough for a regular spot.

Stopped by for a quick dinner, got the shrimp pasta. Pretty solid, garlicky enough, pasta cooked right. Place is small but cozy, not too loud. Menu&rsquo;s got a decent mix of Spanish and Italian stuff. No complaints, though nothing blew me away either. Fine if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something simple.

Food&rsquo;s still great, no complaints there. But once it fills up, the noise just hits you. We could barely hear each other across the table. Had to lean in the whole time. Maybe go early if you want a calmer vibe. The taste makes up for it, but it&rsquo;s not a place for a relaxed chat.

I keep coming back here almost daily, the food is just that good. Service can drag a bit when they&#39;re busy, but honestly don&#39;t care once I&#39;m eating 😄

The homemade ice cream and tiramisu were a decent way to finish the meal. Tiramisu was creamy, not too sweet. Ice cream tasted fresh, like they actually made it in-house. Pretty good overall, though the portions could be a bit bigger for the price. Fine for a one-off visit.

Pork hock was spot on. Crispy skin, meat fell right off. Place had a good buzz to it, staff kept things moving. Maybe a touch pricey for what you get, but I didn&#39;t mind. Solid stop if you&#39;re in the mood for something hearty.

La Forchetta is a top-notch Italian restaurant in Hanover, offering modern yet authentic cuisine. The quality of the ingredients is exceptional, and the service is always friendly and attentive.

The big windows got me. Soft light coming in, quiet enough to actually think. Sat there with my coffee longer than planned, just watching people walk by. Not the kind of place you rush. Wish the chairs were a bit more comfortable, but honestly didn&#39;t mind.

We celebrated our anniversary here and were impressed by the attentive service and delicious food. The host even took the time to chat with us about the wines, which made the experience even more special.

Quick bite at lunchtime. Got the schnitzel, came out fast and hot. Portion was decent for the price. Place was busy but I didn&#39;t wait long. Exactly what I needed for a short break. Nothing fancy, just solid food and quick service.

French music playing softly, cozy seats &mdash; that alone got me. Food was solid too, second time here and it still holds up. Just wish the lighting was a bit warmer.

The apple pie was really good, and I was happy to see gluten-free cake options too. Place has a nice vibe for hanging out with friends. Only tiny thing&mdash;I kinda wished they just brought cream with the pie instead of me having to ask. 😅 But honestly, solid spot for a casual catch-up.

The beef burgers are solid, but the chicken patty tasted like a frozen nugget. Sweet potato fries were a huge portion though, and that chilli mayo is really good. Nice to know it&#39;s halal.

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