The fried pizza was the star, crispy outside with a soft, airy dough. The regular pizza was solid too. Grabbed a homemade cookie for breakfast the next day, still warm and chewy.

We (my family) have tried different seafood, all were very tasty including the dessert (non-seafood) as well. For me the coffee was also nice, serving it with a cup top.

The vibe in here is just right. Mirano&#39;s a busy town but stepping into this place feels like a little escape. The lighting is soft, the chairs are actually comfortable for a long dinner, and the whole space just has this elegant, calm feel. It&#39;s the kind of spot where you can really relax and enjoy your meal.

Been here a couple of times. The seafood is always fresh, and the pizzas from the wood oven are solid. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed place just a short walk from the center. A good spot for a casual meal.

Came for the family dinner. The waiter suggested a special that was actually well-priced. Got the pasta and a pizza, portions were generous. Left feeling full without that usual sting from the bill.

The pasta was cooked just right, al dente with a rich sauce. Tasted fresh, not heavy. Portion was decent for the price. That&#39;s what I came for.

Grilled fish was spot on. Fresh, flaky, with a nice char. Pizza looked solid too, saw a few go by. Decent value.

The kitchen was closing but they still made the pasta for me. The sauce was rich, clung to the noodles perfectly. A bit salty near the end, but the texture was spot-on.

Ate here a few times while camping. The steaks and pasta were solid. It&#39;s a nice spot to grab a table with friends after a day outdoors.

The red phone booth and the dark wood really make it feel like a proper English pub. It&#39;s cozy, not too loud, and the booths are comfortable for a long chat. A nice spot to just unwind.

Decent Mexican food. The nachos and burritos were pretty good, though the menu is a bit limited.

Had to wait a bit because it was packed, but the staff was really polite about it. They even packed up my leftover pasta carbonara for me, which was nice. The place itself has a cozy, rustic feel that I liked.

The tuna tataki was delicious and looked like a painting. My peach millefeuille was a light, delicate treat. The waitress was very friendly, and the cool air inside was a welcome relief from the summer heat.

The boneless sardine was a nice surprise. They really took the time to remove all the bones, so you can just enjoy the fish without any fuss. Very thoughtful.

Pastries are always fresh and the coffee&#39;s good. But for the price, I&#39;d expect a bit more generous portions.

The seafood was fresh and not too pricey. Waiters were really on it, and the dishes looked nice.

The starters were the highlight for me. You can really taste the freshness of the ingredients, especially in the simple tomato bruschetta. The basil was so vibrant. Just a lovely, clean flavor.

Tables are well-spaced, good for a business lunch. The homemade vanilla ice cream was a nice touch.

Excellent food. Unfortunately we don&rsquo;t speak Italian and hurriedly tried to google the menu. No member of staff spoke English. We enjoyed the food but not the rap music.

The raw fish appetizer was really fresh. The whole place has this calm, minimalist vibe with soft lighting. It&#39;s just a nice spot to sit and enjoy a meal without any fuss.

Stopped by for a late dinner. The cicchetti were the highlight, really fresh and tasty. Tiramisu was spot on, too. Staff was nice. Just a bit pricey for the portions.

The steak tartare was incredible. Perfectly seasoned, the beef quality really came through. The lasagna was solid too, classic and comforting. That tartare though&hellip; it&rsquo;s the one I&rsquo;ll remember.

The croissants are fantastic. They paired perfectly with my morning coffee, a great start to the day.

The gluten-free pizza here is honestly the best I&#39;ve found nearby. You can tell it&#39;s a family-run spot, just has that feel. The crust was surprisingly good, not crumbly at all. A bit pricey for the size, but I&#39;d get it again.

Great spot for a quick bite. Their Italian IPA is solid, and the bruschetta came out fast. Just what I needed on a busy day.

The outdoor tables are a real plus in this central spot. Had a coffee and just watched the world go by in Cittadella. Perfect for a relaxed pause. The coffee itself was fine, nothing standout, but the setting made it.

The seafood menu is huge, but I stuck with the local catch. My grilled sea bass was cooked just right, skin crispy, flesh flaky. Really fresh. The portion felt a bit small for the price, but the quality was there.

Came in right before closing after a long drive. The owners were super nice about it, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Got a great pasta dish, felt like they really took care of us.

The ossobuco was just perfect. So tender, falling off the bone, with that rich, slow-cooked flavor. A real taste of tradition. The mixed roast was good too, generous portions. That ossobuco though... it&#39;s the one I&#39;ll remember.

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