La piccola

1 Steve “Chippy” Paine - 3 years ago

Bad pizza. An Italian, an Englishman and a German walk into a local Italian restaurant. The joke was on us.
We've been reviewing pizzas as a group in Bonn for a while, and this one turned out to be pizza for the desperately hungry, and not pizza for the soul. Firenza Pizza review (as seen in pic):
Boiiled egg, re-cooked on top of a dry dough and cheap, dried-out cooked ham over a typical margherita. Looked poor, and tasted poor. We took the early option to tell the waiter that we were not impressed, but had no feedback. Even when I offered to pay full price (the ultimate test of service, after a complaint), there was no interaction. To the owners: You might run a tourist-location restaurant, but tourists will check reviews before they eat. And I hope they check this one.
Price: Average. Service: Acceptable.

4 Marjolein Goris - 4 years ago

Nice food for a cheap price. We had the tortellini al forno and the tortellini quattro fromaggi. We liked it. Also very nice staff who could speak Italian and German as well ( I think they also speak English, but we didn't test that)

5 Jonas Happ - 3 years ago

Best and real Italian Pizza of Bonn! Nice atmosphere

4 Aedan Labuschagne - 2 years ago

The food is good quality and the service was fast. I realy enjoyed this restaurant

1 Vassil Karayonchev - 3 years ago

The quality of the food was surprisingly low. The "Sicilian Aubergine" had a texture of a chewing gum. The pizza had a worse taste than a frozen pizza from a discount market and the dough was completely uncooked. The service was not the best one. The place is at a nice location though.

1 Edouard Summers - 9 years ago

This place should not even have the right to call itself a restaurant. I have seen non-Italian youth hostels serve better Italian food. It was so bad I felt the need to create a google+ account just to write this review.
The service is quite quick but then again that is what you would expect from food which is as good in taste and consistency as ready-made meals that you obtain in the frozen section.
Honestly avoid it at all costs unless you feel like throwing money down the drain. I would rate it 0/5 if I could.

5 Caro Caro - 4 years ago

I have been going to La Piccola with my family for many years. The menu is small and inexpensive, and the cozy atmosphere is a good place to have a romantic dinner for two (there is a wine menu, too!). The dishes are not complicated but have a homemade quality to them. I recommend the spaghetti bolognese!