I migliori ristoranti di cucina pizza e pastanella città Transacqua della Trento

16/02/2026: One of the best restaurants I've ever eaten at. I was almost moved to tears by the Tomahawk, it was so good. Plus, the signature dessert—smorum—is addictive. Updated 2/16/26: I stand by what I wrote two years ago: it's still fantastic.

29/01/2026: Where to start? We were returning from San Martino di C. It was 2:00 PM and we were looking for a restaurant that was still open for a quick bite to eat before heading home as quickly as possible. My partner called... they answered and said yes. We arrived and immediately ordered pasta with meat sauce for the kids, a 4-year-old girl and a 15-month-old boy whose age I later came back to. Is it coming? Pasta with a bright red tomato sauce. Okay, we told him it had been ordered with meat sauce. The waitress took it away and immediately returned with a bit of meat sauce added on top without even stirring it in the pan. Ugly to see. A plate shared between two kids who didn't eat much, probably because it wasn't tasty. I basically tasted sauce from an open jar and added it to the pasta. Maybe kids don't have the right to eat a plate of properly made pasta? The waitress comes back, I tell her the pasta isn't the best and... she says I can hear the kitchen and that's it. On the other hand, she was a little annoyed. My partner ordered gnocchi with the same ragù, but the problem was they were swimming in broth... too much in our opinion. They looked like gnocchi in broth. They weren't eaten, and I asked the waitress why there was so much broth... response? A show of hands. Anyway, if they make them like that, fine... They offered to change the first course, but my partner didn't order anything else because it was getting late, due to the rather slow service. Another serious, or very serious, issue... a portion of French fries was ordered. They arrived with mayonnaise and ketchup on the same plate, and obviously the potatoes were already greasy. Isn't it good manners to ask? And what about allergens? We asked for the bill, and they added the 15-month-old's cover charge to the bill, as well as the plate of gnocchi. It's not the cover charge for the baby, but the gesture. At the cashier, they didn't even bother asking if everything went well, but instead emphasized that the gnocchi had been ordered and therefore had to be paid for. In short, we tried to make them understand that this wasn't the right professional attitude, but... we paid and... never again. Attention, pregnant women, because the unborn baby also pays the cover charge. For the restaurant owner... No reply is necessary because you've made a good impression. I want to point out that no one was offended and that we rarely leave negative reviews, so please check.