La Piccola Cena - Menu

eat tastes great and a very friendly cook this herr cena . we want to eat there

well Italian in shopping. not as full as the full size italian next door. pizzen wein very tasty.

very friendly service. pizza to pick up goes also very fast and for the kids there is almost always a bag of rubber bears. parking directly in front of the local. unfortunately not so large and beautiful free area to sit outside. all eat but very leaky. View menu

the ambiente of this unfortunately too unjustly hidden italian is pleasant. the prices so d are not economical prices, but the price/performance ratio is correct. Whether brushing or pasta it tastes just good! personal is always friendly. only due to the unfavorable location, it is somewhat lacking in parking.

unfortunately something hidden (against the church), but at least most of the shopping should know the la piccola. the prices are ok, not really expensive, but also not cheap. the pizzas taste really good and surpass the nearby pizza services (buying and landsberg). there is nothing to complain about at ambiente.

the trattoria la piccola offers Italian cuisine (supplier, pizzas, noodles, fish, rice dishes, etc. the prices are average, but on the homepage of the restaurant they can at least instant print a 2 for 1 credit card (the 2nd cheaper or equivalent plate is free, so for example two large pizzas with wash basins are converted to only 3,25 euro, really brilliant; View menu

to make it short: the pavilian journey to shopping was not worth it. there were lachsfilet with pfifferlingen and tomatencreme sauce for € 15.50 after a beaten hour waiting the catastrophe came to the table. the salmon must have seen the pan good 2 seconds from each side, was still completely raw inside. the sauce was tasteless and so watery. the pfifferlings had to be searched with the lupe, about 4 pieces of the smallest art. the carrots were almost still raw, which were also served as supplement lanky and cold (probably fresh from the dosis. mammamia. then prefer döner for € 4.30 delicious and pappsatt.

A special place The Piccola Cena is a fascinating pizzeria. Everything's like the '70s. White/red Plaid tablecloths and a plant that leads you to Italy. The service is very friendly and the food is homemade and good. Usually the place is not excessively full, so the noise level is pleasant and you can speak. Two weeks ago, when it was very cold outside, we could sit on the big windows at good temperatures. Parking directly in front of the house. Ideal for classic cars regular table or meetings with car views. Hopefully the Piccola Cena will stay for so long and will not be modernized. See you at Pizza, Vino and Cappuccino.

we sat back in the outside yesterday. to my astonishment were all places (not little) full. so far I knew the la piccola cena rather than trattoria, which had not really been through. because she is hidden in a small side street. nothing the despite, even with this start to guests, the three pizzas we ordered were extremely tasty. it was noticed that the pizzas were not baked in a wood stove, but they were covered with good ingredients. neither salami nor ham were press meat or cheap. However, I recommend a pizza grande with 32 cm diameter, as the normal pizza seems quite small. you can count on a pizza so in the average of 7,50 €. you can compare well with the other Italian in kaufering. th... View menu