I migliori ristoranti di cucina vegetariananella città Barcellona pozzo di gotto della Messina

10/11/2025: We loved everything about it: excellent food and service. The atmosphere can get very noisy quickly, probably often on weekends. The only thing that left us perplexed (and a little embarrassed) was the lady at the cashier's reaction during payment. Otherwise, we had a good time.

17/09/2025: Everything was really good, the atmosphere was welcoming and spacious, the staff were friendly 👍

05/12/2025: There was a birthday party in the other room, we were alone in the adjacent one, the waiters walked right past us without even looking at us. They sat us down and didn't even bring us drinks. For everything (water, wine, ordering food, etc.) I had to shout for them. I had to get toothpicks and oil myself (even though they'd asked for them, but the steak was getting cold). I'm giving it three stars because there was a very kind waiter who was the only one who stopped when we called him (a black waiter, whose name I don't know). If it weren't for him, we wouldn't have eaten or drunk. The atmosphere was very nice and well-kept. The house appetizer was very meager and disappointing (it was basically fried food), but the fish first course was very good and the steak was average.

03/12/2025: My experience at this pizzeria was rather disappointing, especially due to the lack of transparency regarding the pizza round prices. There was no dedicated menu at the table, and I wasn't told there was one. Only when I was being told the bill was I told that "I should have asked," as if it were the customer's responsibility to inquire about something they weren't aware of. The response? "Well, since SO-AND-SO was at the table and always comes to do the pizza round, we didn't bring him because he knew about it anyway." Of course, as if someone invited to a birthday party that's NOT theirs had to do everyone else's work, and above all, remember all the details about the pizza round (such as which pizzas are included and which aren't, how many ounces of soft drink per person, etc.)... To make matters worse, I also found myself paying for a 3-year-old girl who only ate a few fries, without anyone warning me that the pizza round would be charged to the younger ones as well. I believe a restaurant should be clear from the start, displaying prices at the table and providing customers with accurate information, regardless of whether they're a regular or an acquaintance. A little more transparency would avoid misunderstandings and make the experience much more peaceful. Furthermore, I strongly urge the owner to consider the fact that I fully understand that the customer isn't always right, but that in cases like this—where transparency and communication are lacking from the restaurant and especially the staff—the customer has every right to feel protected and properly informed, and I would even add, compensated both in words and in deeds. 😉 Because let's face it, I felt completely in the wrong, and no, it wasn't exactly the best. 😉 I'll conclude by saying that you have to know how to treat the public; it's certainly not a job for everyone, from north to south. 😜