Margo

Pizza was slightly burned but not terrible for Italian standards (I am from sicily). We spent 20 eur for 2 pizzas and a bottle of water, cover was 2 euro, not the cheapest but ok. Staff was friendly but unorganized. They didn’t accept my card claiming their payment device device was broken

We came at 9:30 on a Saturday evening and were told that they would likely be able to seat us at 10:15. Waited half an hour, but they were still full at 10:15 and asked us to wait longer. It’s a cute place, and the food looked great, so we didn’t have a problem. There were a few other groups waiting, but we had been there the longest so the next free table was ours. The woman pointed out a table that was clearing up, and said that as soon as the group left, we could sit. This was around 10:30. Our group started to walk over but another man, the manager, told us that the table was for a different group that hadn’t been waiting as long as us. We weren’t fluent enough to argue that the woman (who had disappeared) had already given us that table, but, although very annoyed at that point, decided to keep waiting. Finally, a table cleared and we went to sit down, but again the same man ushered another group that had arrived after us to the table, telling us we had to wait. He then came over to explain that, because that group was seven and we were only six, they had priority, even though they had been waiting for twenty minutes and we had been waiting for almost an hour and a half. He was not apologetic or hospitable at all. There was one waiter who was absolutely fantastic in trying to turn over tables so we could be seated, but for the most part the staff was unorganized and the manager was horrible with handling customers. By the time we finally left, restaurants were closing and we couldn’t even find a good alternative. This was a really terrible end to what had been a great experience in a beautiful city.

We were welcomed by an enthusiastic staff, perhaps because we were unable to get a table at the next door neighbor Frida, which brought them more business.
It is always disappointing to have to pay a cover charge, although it seems to be the norm in Italy.
Pizza was generous and frankly quite good, but obviously not the best i’ve had in italy.
Poor selection of wine, as they only offer it by the glass, no bottles. The house wine was not even good.
The location is good though, animsated but not loud. Good for a dinner out among friends or lovers.

Tout d’abord, très décevant le fait qu’ils né prennent pas de carte de crédit.
Le serveur nous propose une entrée pour les trois (hors menu) qui était tout à fait à l’hauteur (salade de pulpe, boulettes de poisson, brusquettes aux oursins, etc.). Puis, nous ordonnons le cochon aux cèpes qui était bon mais je m’attendais à quelque chose de plus raffiné. Les champignons se voient à peine et la sauce couvrait un peu trop le tout et les pommes de terre étaient trop huileuse.
Heureusement, le tout a été accompagné par du bon vin. Helas, encore un point négatif, pas de carte des vins, nous avons du demander les prix des trois vins proposés.
Ils offrent l’amaro, qui est assez normal quand on paie une bonne note, ce qui n’est pas bon signe.
Donc, nous voilà à l’addition. 45 € pour les trois entrées me semble un peu trop et le vin était indiqué à un prix plus élevé que ce annoncé par le serveur.
Petit débat sur le prix du vin, ce qui n’est pas trop agréable, avec le serveur. Enfin, il descend le prix du vin à quant annoncé avant d’ouvrir la bouteille.
Nous partons sans laisser le pourboire et un peu enervés, dommage.