Ristorante L'Amicizia In Carrara

15/04/2024: Very slow... entered at 12.30 and left at 3.00! 20 mini to have a coffee and because we have asked several times...it's not possible!

07/03/2024: Edit: The quality of food and service has dropped dramatically in recent months. Takeout orders contain random stuff, out of 10 dishes, 4 will be wrong, absent, double, or a combo of these problems. A grilled fish ordered a month ago arrived with a suspicious and unpleasant smell, and we simply didn't eat it. I don't know what has happened to this place in such a short time, but I feel forced to lower the review to 3 stars, with the possibility that it will soon become two. Sin. One of the few places of this type that will be able to last a while. Bear in mind that in 12 months the cost for all you can eat has doubled (from €15 to almost €28). Now the bills are no longer so high and Putin has nothing to do with it, so I imagine it costs double for the same reasons as every commercial establishment: they have now increased prices and are keeping them that way. 🤷🏻‍♂️on the website it says 23.90 on Facebook it says 25 and when you arrive at the restaurant it says 27 on the door. This indicates that these figures have been increased many times in a short time. For a menu in which only 3 lunch pages and 3 dinner pages contain no non-reorderable items, almost €30 is frankly too much. The food is good, but if you want a repeat of all the good or interesting things on the menu you will discover that they cannot be reordered. It's basically all-nigiri-and-maki-you-can-eat. Ultra-fast service, so fast that if 4 of you order 10 courses they will all be put on the table until you eat them or until the trays get stuck together. In most cases it is the customers who combine the various trays and make room for themselves and then ask to take away the empty trays and thus have elbow room. The environment is beautiful and in line with other similar places. The staff is kind and polite. With dessert, wine and coffee, keep in mind that this could be your first all-you-can-eat where you will spend a similar amount to what you would have spent on an à la carte menu in a Japanese restaurant in Milan last year. The place is ok but not worth the sum of almost €50 each at the end of the dinner. There are other places to spend that amount.