La Bruschetta

4 Onur Ediz - 3 weeks ago

not the best pizza but has a nice ambience...

5 Jonas Schäfer - 2 months ago

Great atmosphere, kind staff and amazing food. Overall a truly authentic Italian

5 이한준 - 4 months ago

There are very good and delicious foods. The pizza dough is the best I have ever had. The place is small, but the eating is able outside by packing

5 André Gonçalves - 2 weeks ago

This place has quickly become one of my favorite restaurants in Heidelberg. Authentic Italian fare with excellently well-prepared pasta and pizza dough that is to die for. Coffee is also excellent as is the Tiramisu, when they have it. Pasta menu changes daily and pizza menu stays the same.

It's a charming and simple place that reflects the owner, Pasquale, who is normally there and prepares the food himself. The price makes this place an absolute no-brainer.

It receives my highest recommendation.

1 Natalia Spring - 4 months ago

I am Greek and I just love Italian food. I gave this restaurant a try because of it's good critics and the "tiny" kind of restaurant that really makes me like a restaurant more. But unfortunately it wasn't what it was "whistling". The inside of the restaurant was like burger king and no-one took care of a new costumer sitting on the table. I had to try to get the attention of the service of the "restaurant". The pizza was ok but with no real flavor because of lack of ingredients. I order tartuffo pizza and the slices of truffle were 2-3 in the entire pizza for 16euro. I could also not pay via card which is I think prohibited by law. What can I say.... Really sorry for this place ... I Expected much...

5 Justin Xuereb - 4 months ago

The pizza was to die for ???????? A proper taste of Italy in the heart of Heidelberg

5 Nissa Van Riper - 3 months ago

I've been all over Italy and I've never had pizza better than what I had yesterday at La Bruschetta. It's all about the crust, baby, but all the toppings were also top notch, eg prosciutto sliced moments before it goes on the pizza. Vegan cheese available. Our party had 2 pizzas and also lasagna, lemon pesto pasta and ravioli. We loved all of it. (Particularly the lemon pasta.) Do not get the baba--it's nothing like the baba I had last month in Rome. The one on La Bruschetta's menu is a little cake drowning in sugar water. Not even one drop of rum in the taste. A proper baba is a bite-sized donut soaked in rum, like the ones La Bruschetta sells by the jar. *****Order at the coffee counter for the specials on the chalk board. Order at the pizza counter for--you guessed it--pizza. Sit on either "side" of the space as it's the same restaurant. Or out front! :)