Trattoria Carissima GmbH

3 Keith Howell - 3 months ago

Came here with six other people on a busy weekday evening. The food was good, especially the pizzas. Pasta was good but small portion size. We decided to sit outside but the benches are not particularly spacious or comfortable. The waiter kept on forgetting elements of our order which was funny but equally frustrating.

3 Elektra Kiourtsoglou - 9 months ago

The food ???? like always. But the service was lacking a little when we visited yesterday.
Our time started out great we had a nice table the bread came quickly maybe it’s my fault cause we ordered mains and the appetisers together but it all turned very slow after that it took a while for our food to appear and then only two plates did…we waited about good 10 mins for the next one to come. Pizza and pasta where both good ????. We wanted to get a tiramisu and we asked for that and the bill together as we where not patient enough to wait the same time again as we feared being forgotten.
The tiramisu was good but for me personally not worth the wait.

5 M M - a month ago

Very good pizza. Stuff was friendly and spook English. Nice atmosphere inside and outside. Would definitely come again!

2 D Priscila - 4 months ago

Casual and friendly ambience. But the food was unfortunately not the best.

It was the thinnest, crispiest and meatless fish I have ever eaten…
It was burnt on the other side as well.

The Tagliatelle was not good either. Very oily and tasteless.

4 Amit Singh - 2 months ago

Food is good and very tasty but service is horrible! We waited for 20min and then we had to call someone to get our order!!!!

4 Marius - 11 months ago

Solid place for pizza and pasta. Nice “shelter” for outside sitting provides some cover from weather and street noise. Food is priced fairly, service ok. If you are into pizza, there a better some places in DUS. Same applies for pasta with shrimp. However, the restaurant is still a recommendation, if you live in the area.

1 Santa Hennemann - a month ago

The photo is self-explanatory. How do you serve burnt lasagna, covered with cream and cheese to cover up the horror?
The day we visited, I believe it was the female chef I saw. I don't think I will go back to give her a chance to redeem herself.