I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Cassola della Vicenza

01/12/2025: I dined here for a family birthday party. The atmosphere was comfortable and the staff were excellent. The pizza was excellent. I'd never been there before, but it was a great discovery. I'll definitely be back.

21/11/2025: Great experience. Delicious pizza, superb desserts, and great prices.

30/11/2025: The staff is very friendly, the food is excellent (we had excellent fried pizza and exceptional Mediterranean-style baked sea bream), and the service was fast despite the restaurant being full. I'll definitely be back, very happy to!

24/11/2025: I confirm that it is an excellent place, friendly staff, excellent food and affordable prices.

29/03/2026: While passing through the area, we stopped at this pizzeria. I'll start by saying that it's always difficult to "judge" food, and I realize it's also a matter of taste, but I didn't like this pizza because the crust was really thin, like a veil. Obviously, it wasn't cooked well, because I think, being so thin, it would burn instantly. Honestly, it doesn't seem like pizza to me, but rather a puff pastry with toppings... The place is very spacious; we were upstairs, but it was a bit sparse. The staff was very kind, no complaints about that.

14/03/2026: Good pizza, friendly and welcoming staff. The owner is always smiling ☺

16/04/2026: How kind and delicious are the new pistachio baskets!

30/03/2026: Sad experience. I ordered a brioche and 4 small pastries to go. The bill was €6.60, of which €5.10 was for the pastries and €1.50 for the brioche. I asked why the pastries were so expensive, and the owner replied that they were weighed, and 1 kg cost €30. So I politely asked for a price per piece, and he refunded me the 30 cents. They usually sold the pastries themselves, up to 6 pieces, for €1.20 each. When I got home, I decided to weigh the pastries. Four pastries weighed only 135 grams, meaning they should have cost €4.05. Why? I decided to weigh them, including the large tray, and I saw 170 grams, which was my €5.10. The difference was more than €1! I call the owner and ask why the pastries are weighed along with the tray, and he replies that's how it is; they weigh the pastries, including the trays. But it's not the fritters, it's the pastries, and everywhere the price is per piece, both for the large ones and the mini ones. The owners of this pastry shop are free to sell as they wish, but the prices and terms must be very clear, displayed in front of the pastries and clearly visible to customers. The customer then decides whether these terms are acceptable to them or not. In all these years, I've never seen prices displayed in front of the pastries. There are many good pastry shops in the area that are transparent with their prices and respectful of their customers.

17/09/2025: The best brioche in Bassano are here! 💛