I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Castrolibero della Cosenza

21/11/2025: NIGHTMARE DINNER. Unfortunately, I can't give a detailed review because it was truly a nightmare. I walked in and my friends were already at the table. I didn't feel welcome because as soon as I opened the door, I was overwhelmed by the screams of children who were sitting at a table quite isolated and far away from us. Honestly, I wanted to leave because we couldn't talk, but the girls had already had to wait for me because I was getting off work. Ordering was a huge undertaking given the noise, but the lady was fantastic and friendly. The pizza was good and light, but I couldn't finish my meal because the moment we politely asked the kids to keep their voices down, their parents yelled horrible things at us. They called us exhausted and wished the worst on us. None of the staff intervened. We left immediately and paid the full price, no discount, no apology from anyone. Personally, I will never set foot in there again. I thank God for how it went, because it could have been a tragedy given the crowd at that table. The level of delinquency was absolutely beyond belief. This is absolutely not the place for me. It's not for families or people with health problems who want to have a fun evening. HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED.

15/11/2025: Very nice and well-maintained place, the staff is helpful and friendly. Excellent value for money, I will be back.

04/10/2025: Very friendly staff and delicious Neapolitan pizza! Highly recommended (and they've always given me a receipt without even asking!). Be careful, though, there's one serious drawback: once you've tried their pizza, you won't be able to eat pizza from anywhere else. 🤣🤣

28/09/2025: Blade Runner has always been one of those historic pizzerias that, unfortunately, precisely because they're historic, have left their good habits and quality behind. I ordered takeout, calling ahead of time, of course. I asked what time I could pick up the pizzas, and was told "right away." I wonder what the point of such a response is if, when you arrive, you find a cheerful group of other customers waiting outside together, because your order is only taken once you show up and pay at the register. Despite the wait, I get home and open the pizzas. To my immense surprise, I find a pizza I hadn't ordered instead of the one I ordered—well, it can happen—except that when I tried the other pizza I ordered, with mushrooms, the taste in my mouth was of oil and water from the thawed mushrooms. The cashier was very kind, too; ironic if you hadn't understood. Dealing with customers is not a must, but if you must, at least don't show contempt.