L`Osteria - Menu

in this l’osteria the ambiente and the outside area is very beautifully created. the staff is super nice and accommodating and the foods are very delicious.

pizza was good, but very thin, so it cooled quite fast service was ok restroom for ladies was a catastrophe that the toilet rim was completely urinated no parking from 5 3 1

I think you don’t have to write much more about the quality of the l’osteria. good choice, solid, tasty, especially Italian food with a very good selection of drinks.However, the l’osteria is located in ulm beautiful, on a small square with a fountain and several local around.It feels like a small holiday in the outside area View menu

we spent the whole morning for visiting ulm with the family of our friends and we have hunger. our friend suggested this place and it was the right choice. we were group of 7 and we had 5 pizzas and two pastas. pizzas are humble. crust. is thin and really much to beat. pasta was also very good. service was fast and our server was very polite.

a large, nice local with large outdoor area.Despite yesterday's storm all had room inside.Only manko: it is very loud inside. on the one hand, by the somewhat too loud music and consequently the louder voices of the guests who want to entertain themselves. comes that it is a large room with theke.Our service was despite the hard and inconvenient weather on Zack.The eating came reasonably fast and was really delicious.

we have eaten many, often over the years since they opened, but today we were just disappointed. the service was inconspicuous and chaotic. the Vitello-Tonnato seemed too thick and hard, and at some too rarely put after we pay and explain this. the personal, we felt as if it went in an ohr and out of the other. my pizza was okay, like the pasta for my wife. when the bill came, they tried to invite us to a pizza that had entered the waitress incorrectly (and forget to take off!? this was always a good “standard Italian” for a fast meal, but I don’t think we’ll be back soon. View menu

we found ourselves looking for a nice place to eat a wet Sunday evening in ulm recently. some restaurants had already closed their kitchens for the evening, but we were relieved to find that l 'osteria still served. we were warmly welcomed and I soon had a beer in my hand a draft of the pencils brown light beer of erding. very nice. I ordered the penne with gorzonzola and a simple ensalata mista. both were very tasty nothing to pretentious, but exactly what I needed after a hard day to foot in the nearby Swabian alb. that was not our first visit in this chain that liked the open kitchen environment. that will certainly not be our last visit.

a stone's throw away from the well-known ULM Cathedral, we feed in this open Italian restaurant with beautiful outside area and well maintained interieur (from the bakery). very busy. the pizza was huge (maybe too much), but all in all good. I found a teller with very sharp strozzapreti discreet (they were not soft, as it often happens in the country), good desserts and generally a pleasant experience. I'm just sorry to have experienced at the end of dinner that the owner was of course not an Italian, but a Bulgarian. I guess the original owner has long since withdrawn. I would also recommend it for the prices, absolutely in the normal case (or perhaps we are Italian to pay too much in Itali...

we wanted to eat a delicious pizza after a nice shopping day. at our arrival there were enough free spaces in the outside and inside. from time of shock so far missed. Nevertheless we sat completely unnoticed about 15 minutes at the table, no operation felt competent. we had to get up and become active, so that finally our order was accepted. first came an salad, then two of the four ordered drinks. then the pizza came when I noticed that we were missing two drinks was promised to look after it. then came an operation and said that the ordered alcohol-free beer would be out. we ordered a juice choir in replacement. that was also brought fortunately. the fourth drink still lacked, after over... View menu