La Piazzetta

Riccardo Manina

A classic village bar/restaurant, welcoming and casual enough without being intrusive. The pizzas are truly delicious and are also available with alternative flours or gluten-free options. The cuisine is very good—I'd even call it "homemade"—and the fish dishes are excellent. Prices are reasonable.

Aperitivo con amici...le ragazze sono state gentilissime e il servizio ottimo...insieme al vino hanno portato diversi taglieri di salumi e formaggi e stuzzichini di ogni tipo.

ELISA VESPA

Very good pizza; we recommend the buffalo mozzarella one. The portions are generous. The seafood pasta is very good. I recommend it for horse meat lovers. The quality, quantity, and price ratio are also excellent. The waitress was very friendly and super efficient. We'll definitely be back 😋🤩

Cristina Ronca

We stopped here after dinner to enjoy some delicious ice cream and get some fresh air, especially considering the temperatures these days. It's a quiet place, considering it's outside the city, and it's family-friendly, with convenient parking.

Maria Cristina A.

Dinner with friends. Those who ordered the tagliata said it was excellent, I had the pizza: thin with a small crust, it was good and easy to digest. They also have gluten-free pizza. Service: OK, the waitress was kind and helpful.

Massimo Bilotta

A simple, welcoming place run by polite and friendly staff... Just right for an EXCELLENT pizza made just right!!!! I recommend it to everyone.

Vasilios Petris

1st, the oven is permanently shut down, they don't make any pizza. They only serve coffee and ice cream (both are excellent). 2nd, the blond middle aged lady was unpleasant, unsmiling and had an attitude like " get your ice cream and get lost", 3rd the place is an wonderful village piazza.

Liam Collens

Perfunctory. Stuffed pastas, cold cuts and a decidedly gas station cafe type feel. It’s not a bad place, it’s just not striving to be more than this. However, the service is friendly, the outside terrace is fun if you can get a seat. Cheap too.

Silvano Peraro

It lives up to its name. A village bar with a club-like feel, it serves as a bar, sandwich shop, meeting place, and ice cream parlor, as well as a trattoria, in the truest sense of the word. The menu is short and simple, perfect for a business lunch break. The price is reasonable for the quality, which is still acceptable.

Sabrina Borioli

Today I ordered a Moroccan and it came with a coffee and milk sprinkled with chocolate... Despair!!!!! Afterwards I also had a coffee and when it came time to pay the LADY included everything!!! They'll definitely never see me again 😡😡😡😡😡

Roberto Fumagalli

I arrived at 7:25 PM. They assigned me a table. At 8:25 PM, they still hadn't come by to take my order. Meanwhile, drinks and pizzas were delivered to the nearby tables, which had arrived later. I called another pizzeria (it's August, so not all of them are open), notified the waitress, and switched locations. The waitress apologized for forgetting.

F The Biker

Terrible, I waited too long for too little, the pizza was inedible and, above all, completely wrong. The quality-price ratio was less than zero: 5 pizzas for 50 euros. Being in the business, raw, unleavened dough is unfortunately better than a frozen pizza. I've never judged any pizzeria, but this one deserved a review. P.S.: It doesn't even deserve one star.

Jeck Pinero

Rudeness first and foremost. It's a typical mountain village bar with a dining room attached. The usual guys watching the game run it first, then if there's time, they come to you. The good thing is the wine...and that's it.