San Marino - Regensburg

The exterior wasn't impressive, but it was recommend by the owner of our rental apartment, so we decided to try it. At the tables outside were mostly filled, due to the cooling temperature, we headed into the almost empty interior. White cloths on the...tables, and many interesting paintings on the walls. The menu was surprisingly extensive: at least different pizzas, plus many pasta dishes, mussels, calamari, etc. I had calamari in tomato sauce (also available fried), and my wife had a pizza. Both were delicious, but the best part was the bill: euros for half-liter beers that cost to everywhere else we've visited. A clue to the bargain prices: although the waitress spoke fluent English to us, all of the other tables were speaking German. We'll definitely be back, and would recommend this informal ristorante to anyone.

Like: Very good pizza and pasta. Dislike: bad looking, not fancy. Without recommendation I would never enter there

The exterior wasn't impressive, but it was recommend by the owner of our rental apartment, so we decided to try it. At 7:00, the tables outside were mostly filled, due to the cooling temperature, we headed into the almost empty interior. White cloths on the tables, and many interesting paintings on the walls. The menu was surprisingly extensive: at least 50 different pizzas, plus many pasta dishes, mussels, calamari, etc. I had calamari in tomato sauce (also available fried), and my wife had a pizza. Both were delicious, but the best part was the bill: 2.8 euros for half-liter beers that cost 3.30 to 3.90 everywhere else we've visited. A clue to the bargain prices: although the waitress spoke fluent English to us, all of the other tables were speaking German.We'll definitely be back, and would recommend this informal ristorante to anyone.

As: very good pizza and pasta. aversion: bad looking, not chic. without recommendation I would never get there

The outer was not impressive, but it was recommended to us by the owner of our rent apartment, so we decided to try it out. on the tables outside were usually filled, because of the cool temperatures we made ourselves on the way into the almost empty interior. white cloths.