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Amazing pizza
Amazing pizza - and authentic Italian.
Try the pizza carbonara ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ It is the best pizza ever
8 November 2022
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DISSAPOINTED!
We ordered two pasta dishes for the first time and were amazed by the taste and the look! We decided to come back but everything from the quality of the food to the service were completely off! The portions were tiny, which left us hungry after having spent 20€ each! Dirty glasses, no cutlery until asked, rude and slow service. The pasta dish was served cold, so he said he would throw it out and make us new ones. However, when he came back with the dishes, it was clearly heated up in a microwave. Crispy on the outside and cold in the middle. Plus, no toilets.
- Mrs John
2 August 2021
Unprompted review
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