I migliori ristorantinella città Caianello della Caserta

30/05/2026: One of the best pizzas i have ever had! Nice service!

29/05/2026: Fantastico amazing taste Neapolitan pizza

14/01/2026: Buffalo products made with love. Try the caciocavallo and the cheeses, as well as all the mozzarella and buffalo ricotta. If you have a quarter of an hour to spare, it's right at the Caianello highway exit. Take a stroll, it's intoxicating.

13/01/2026: Mozzarella mixed with buffalo and cow's milk, tasteless, at least the consistency was there

03/05/2026: Excellent pastry shop, good coffee and very kind staff

18/04/2026: We stopped for sfogliatelle (book the day before) on the way back from Bari. Excellent pastry shop with good prices. I highly recommend it.

25/07/2026: We were traveling and stopped for something quick. We had spaghetti with cherry tomatoes, which was very good. The staff was friendly.

12/07/2026: I stopped for lunch with my mother and our dog during a trip from Rome to Salerno. A friend had recommended this restaurant, raving about its value for money and its dog-friendly atmosphere, so I decided to try it. As soon as I entered, a woman (I couldn't tell if she was the owner or the owner's daughter) gave me a less than welcoming look. I approached and simply asked if dogs were allowed. They said yes, but added that the dog would have to eat and drink outside. With temperatures approaching 40°C and the middle of July, I found this statement truly absurd. Nevertheless, I decided to stop there. Before leaving, I had checked online to see if the restaurant also offered gluten-free and lactose-free dishes, as my mother has these dietary requirements. After an interminable wait, even though we were already seated, no one asked if we wanted water. When it was finally time to order, chaos ensued. The gentleman who took our order didn't know if the kitchen stocked gluten-free pasta, had no idea which products were lactose-free, and, when talking about a first course, he calmly suggested adding cheese, demonstrating that he didn't even know the difference between a lactose intolerance and a dish that should be lactose-free (it was supposedly his son, therefore the new owner). We finally ordered a water and a Coke Zero. While waiting, we went outside for a moment to give the dog a drink (since, according to them, he should have been drinking outside). When we returned, we found another dog practically next to our table. Since we were both on a leash and in an enclosed area, the smaller dog got scared and started barking. I politely asked if it was possible to move us to another free table. He told me no because that table was for six people and there were only two of us. However, it was almost 3:00 PM, the kitchen was about to close, and the place was emptying. After a few moments, contradicting what I'd just said, the same lady told us that there was a table available in the other room. So I, pregnant, with a bottle of water and a Coke in hand, along with my mother and the dog, moved to the other room. Once there, the same lady told us we had to wait because the table hadn't been set yet. At that point, annoyed by the whole series of incidents that had already occurred, I simply told her that a little more organization would have been needed. I wasn't just referring to the table, but to the entire lunch process. Her response was: "We're organized." I then calmly pointed out that I had ordered a Coke Zero while I had the regular one in hand. Her response was: "If it doesn't suit you, you can leave." Faced with a statement like that, I preferred to breathe, smile, and not respond. When things get to that level of rudeness, I think it's pointless to argue. My impression was that the older owners had built a business over the years with passion and customer service. In fact, I saw the older gentleman personally tidy up the dining room, and the older lady go from table to table, asking everyone how their experience went. On the contrary, the current service manager seemed lacking in organization, preparation, and, above all, customer service etiquette. It's a real shame, because the food is truly worth it. The dishes were excellent, and I sincerely congratulate the chef and the older lady, the only person who conveyed professionalism and attentiveness. Precisely because the cuisine is top-notch, it's even more disappointing to have such an experience. Unfortunately, we won't be returning, and I don't feel comfortable recommending it. A customer can forget a wait, but they rarely forget how they're treated. And for me, politeness, organization, and respect come first.