I migliori ristoranti di cucina pizza e pastanella città Partinico della Palermo

23/02/2025: In famiglia per una pizza, servizio velocissimo, pizza nella media anche se forno a legna. Peccato per la chiusura del parcheggio limitrofo al Borgo, difficoltà a sistemare l'auto. Prezzo nella media, cara la pizza rustica, i cui ingredienti non giustificano il prezzo quasi doppio delle altre pizze. Personale molto cortese.

27/01/2025: Pizza without flavor and poor ingredients. room with too much smell of burnt wood coming out of the fireplace. Negative experience.

14/04/2025: After booking two days in advance specifying the number of people and the presence of a medium-sized dog (Molosser accustomed since childhood to being in public places and inside restaurants), we go to the place, with various difficulties given the incorrect position on Google Maps. As soon as we took a seat at the table (far from other diners and on the wall) the owner approached to ask if it was possible to muzzle the dog because some customers sitting on the other side of the room, and above all """LAWYERS"""", had expressed complaints and concern (unfounded) for the safety of their children who were quite far away from the dog and from our table (I specify that to come into visual and physical contact with the dog, the children would have had to get under our table table, since the dog itself was already crouched under the table, tied to the chair with the leash, facing the wall and therefore invisible to the other diners). Given the rudeness and ignorance not only of the diners but also of the owner, incapable of managing an extremely calm situation, we decided to get up a few minutes after taking our seats and leave. I strongly advise owners not to define the farm as pet friendly and to learn to make a selection not only with the breeds of dogs that can enter but also with the customers they welcome, who are certainly not worth more than a dog because they have a degree to show off during Sunday lunch. Experience below zero and beyond. In response to your comment, the dog was absolutely on a leash as is normal and the gentlemen parents terrified by the absolute threat of a dog tied under a table and who absolutely didn't care about the presence of the guests at the table, could have very well discussed calmly and politely with us dog owners, who are certainly not stupid enough to bring a "potentially dangerous" dog without a muzzle into a public place, but I realize that this is too complex a thought to people who cried “wolf” just because the dog is a pit bull. And I'm sure that if the dog had been a large breed but not a pit bull, no lawyer in my boots would have bothered to have it muzzled. But I realize that the mental limit in human beings often exceeds even the unimaginable. And I would like to reiterate that the children and the dog had no opportunity to interact given the clear physical distance between us and the lawyers. Furthermore, as you continue to reiterate, the muzzle must be used in case of necessity and evident danger, and that was certainly not the case. We thank you for the invitation but our dog is too polite and gentlemanly to return to your restaurant.

14/04/2025: My experience in this place was one of a kind, at times surreal. I would like to point out that I made a reservation for four people and a medium-sized dog. Palm Sunday, we show up at the scheduled time, not even time to sit down and the owner asks us if we have a muzzle because he has received a complaint from a bystander who claims to be a lawyer. We reply that we do not have a muzzle, but that the dog is used to going to restaurants, does not bark and is extremely calm. The owner counters by suggesting that we put the dog outside or sit at an outdoor table. Naturally we refuse, also because in the presence of a very elderly lady. Certainly in public places open to the public, access for dogs is decided by the owner of the business, but a muzzle is mandatory in the presence of dangerous situations. The owner should have assessed the specific case. He welcomed us with a joke in very bad taste about the dog, he didn't know how to handle the situation, choosing on the basis of an academic degree, when in fact we all have degrees and the undersigned is a professor of law and economics. Rather than pretending to be pet friendly, I recommend prohibiting access to animals since they are not even capable of managing human beings. I advise you to avoid booking at this restaurant In response to the law cited by the owner: I inform you that the law you cited, which has also been repealed, concerns a completely different subject. I invite you to update yourself! Also on dog breeds, my dog ​​is an Amstaff. Furthermore, the children you mentioned were scattered in the garden, unattended in the pool by their fearful parents, too busy showing off their academic degrees. Thank you for the invitation, but I will refrain from coming to your restaurant. Kind regards