Bar Ristorante Menza In Catania

We ordered pizza: Parmigiana Margherita and Capricciosa. All were delicious and well-seasoned. There's no cover charge, but there's a 15% service charge, so the more you spend, the more you pay.

Everything was good, excellent cannelloni, well-stocked and courteous.

I'm fond of this place and connect it with many childhood vacation memories. Unfortunately, I have to say that in recent years I've seen a slight decline in the quality of the products offered and the service isn't always up to par. I hope Menza can return to its former glory.

Welcoming place, good food, polite and friendly staff, but excessive prices especially for the service (8.75 for 2 people) and the drinks.

We went there for breakfast. But they offer everything: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have cakes and takeaway. The service was very attentive. A long-established business.

A historic gastronomic venue in Catania where, over time, the bar and pastry shop have been joined by a delicatessen and rotisserie, a place for tasting typical Sicilian products. Prices are moderate, and the staff are helpful and professional.

Very nice location, excellent quality of products from breakfast to hot food to lunch

It's late afternoon. My colleagues are working on the computer while I, fresh from a life-changing experience that altered my physical perceptions, am intent on writing my opinions on this place called "Menza." I'll begin this review by specifying that I'm a traveler and that this isn't my first time here, but my second. In fact, I think that to gain a clear understanding of anything, you need to try it at least a second time. When you're talking about an experience that overturns everything you thought you knew about life, that makes your certainties collapse like a house of cards, well, in this case, twice is definitely not enough. But I'll do my best to be as clear as possible. The restaurant staff is courteous, and the wait for pizzas is very short compared to most pizzerias I've been to on my long, hungry travels. The pizzas are delicious, the toppings are exquisite, and the sauce is probably made by pressing tomatoes freshly picked in the Field of Eden. The fries are so good that if a colleague of mine were being attacked in the restaurant bathroom, I'd continue eating them without any guilt, rather than step in and save him. The crust, often overlooked in traditional pizzerias, here is excellent even for dipping in the on-site water, available free of charge in the bathroom on the first floor. Regarding the first floor, I have a whole note to write. In fact, upon arriving at this level, which at first glance resembles the dining room on the Titanic, we notice how physical perceptions begin to become distorted, the air appears almost still, and shadows begin to dance in the dim light. Exploring the floor, we can also see a door leading to another dimension, similar to a field of grass stretching to the horizon, where humans and pizzas coexist peacefully, in an idyllic and serene world. We can see women strolling around holding a Margherita pizza, a devil carrying a baby in a stroller, and so on. The only downside: ten of us entered, and nine of us left. We don't know where one of our friends ended up, but we suspect the pizza oven had something to do with it.

Everything was good and tasty, at reasonable prices. Highly recommended!

The place is spacious, very nice, and well-stocked. The staff is uniformed, helpful, and friendly. The food is very good, and the price/quality ratio is excellent.