Di qua d'Arno In Pisa

The staff doesn't speak much English, so you have to guess what you want, and you don't know what's on offer because Memu is written on a small piece of paper from the waitress, and there's no official menu. The drinks were quite good, we had a spirit and a Mojito. We felt like doing something. We ordered Ravioli Ragu, after a few bites we noticed that the dough was raw inside, like a ready-made one. The statements showed that they did it themselves as I asked. Additionally, it turned out that the product cost us €13. For this much you can eat 2 handmade pizzas with good ingredients, or pasta with top-class seafood in the vicinity of Marina De Pisa. To sum up, for a drink or an aperitif, definitely, but when it comes to food, I would avoid it.

For me a delight, and I say this after eating there in the evening, outside, at 31 degrees. High quality raw materials and a very happy hand in the kitchen, excellent choice of wines, friendliness.

Small location on the Arno, strategically good location to the center and the leaning tower.

Small but welcoming. Friendly staff. Good food but it was just a quick touch and go on the occasion of the patronal celebration. To return more calmly. Honest prices.

The room at the entrance is very beautiful although I prefer the external location with a view of the Arno. Self-service is available at the counter.

I didn't like the fact that they didn't give us a menu with the relative prices, the girl listed a series of dishes written down on a notepad without having time to think and evaluate the prices which turned out to be high at the time to pay the bill