Ristorante Pizzeria Cremonese In Cremona

You can feel the atmosphere of the 2000s, before the Millennium Bug.

A restaurant and pizzeria worth trying. The food is very good.

We stumbled upon this pizzeria/restaurant on a weekend in Cremona. My boyfriend and I came here without a reservation. There was no wait, quick service, and good food. The price was a bit high, but overall, it's acceptable. I highly recommend it!

A guarantee in Cremona. It never changes. Personally, I prefer the cuisine to the pizza, which is always served quickly and generously sized.

A pizzeria with neither infamy nor praise, nothing exceptional but all in all not bad.

Varied menu with fish, pizza, and meat. Spacious but unpretentious, suitable for families and children. No typical local dishes.

Disappointing experience overall. We walked in with high expectations. Unfortunately, the food did not match the ambiance. The seafood dishes were the biggest let-down. The shrimps clearly were not cleaned properly before cooking, which is hard to overlook. The fried seafood platter tasted quite heavy and lacked freshness. The pasta lacked enough tomato sauce, felt a bit dry, and the presentation was below average. Even the pizza was disappointing, made with very low-quality cheese that affected the taste immediately. Coletta and Risotto was good enough and value for money. Service was timely, but the lady who served us was a bit unfriendly, which took away from the overall dining experience. The place itself is lovely, but the food quality and service fell short. We expected better.

Good value for money. Pleasant atmosphere

Excellent gluten-free pizza, good service, good guys and all the staff, recommended.

A historic restaurant in the center of Cremona. We visited on a Sunday during a festival, and despite the long line outside and no reservations, we managed to get lunch without a long wait. We opted for the cuisine we enjoyed. The mushroom risotto is worth it! The staff is polite and friendly. I recommend it.