Fantasy Park In Casamassima

The food was good, but the organization was very poor. When we ordered, they told us that the meat would most likely arrive before the pizza, meaning we wouldn't all be able to eat together. The problem was that the meat arrived on time, but the pizza never arrived at all. We asked the waiter, who assured us it was in the oven. After five minutes, we went to the cashier to pay, and the lady told the pizza chef not to put our pizzas in the oven, meaning they hadn't even been prepared.

A great place to entertain the kids, but definitely not recommended for the food. Yesterday, there were three pizza chefs hard at work making pizzas that wouldn't even be called pizzas abroad. The fries, bought at 8 pm—I think they were the first fried food of the evening—already taste like old oil.

Good place to take children in peace

Family-friendly atmosphere with a dedicated area for children. Excellent food and friendly staff

The place surprised me in a positive way. The pizza and appetizers were good. The kids' area was large and well-attended. They offer party menus. The only downside was that it was very chaotic on Saturday nights.

The pizza was very topped and plentiful. There was no choice between fries, but if you opted for the cacio e pepe, you'd get a huge plate fit for at least four people. The meat wasn't very good, but the quality was disappointing. After this initial impression, you could say it was good. The price was average, but the biggest problem I noticed was that they use pellets for the wood-fired oven, which creates sparks flying around if you look into the oven. Guess where they go? They were everywhere, on the pizza, the meat, and even in the beer. Unfortunately, I only noticed this after my girlfriend noticed this significant detail. The dishes are visually beautiful, but eating soot on and in the beer isn't great, especially if you notice it at the end. If you look at the pizza, you can see the soot I'm talking about.

A place that amazed me with the quality of the food served and the professionalism and courtesy of the staff at the tables. It's certainly a child-friendly place, both in terms of the food and especially the large playroom supervised by a babysitter. The front area is suitable for a quiet dinner with friends, and the rear area, adjacent to the children's play area, is suitable for dinners with friends and family.