I have been a regular at this restaurant in Indiranagar 100 feet road for quite some time now. It’s a delight for all the Italian food lovers. How much I love this restaurant can be only described by the fact that my last 2 birthdays were celebrated here.
I like many things about this restaurant and the show winner is there food. The pizzas that they serve are the best in town, they are just yumm. The dough/base is crispy thin and you need not struggle to eat them. And I hear from some learned friends of mine that this is the most authentic way of making pizzas unlike the popular US version. They have a big list of starters and soups but my favorite remains the Bruschetta which is a simple mix of tomato and dried basil spread over a portion of bread. I am not at all a soup person so I do not know much about that and you don’t go to an Italian restaurant to have soup, now do you? Apart from this they also make some amazing pastas and lazzania. And by the end of this my stomach would be so full that I could never try desserts at this place but trust me my friends say the desserts are good, but the options are limited.
The ambience is really good; they have multi level seating arrangements with open space and lounge in the ground level. My favorite is the top most floor where they serve liquor, even though I am a teetotaler. The menu has a wide variety of options; I might not have even seen all the pages. At times it gets funny when people try to pronounce the Italian dishes but the best way to avoid embarrassment is to only indicate the dish number. The service is efficient with the guys having fair knowledge of the dishes and its ingredients. With different people having different tastes it’s better not to have music, I like it that way in Little Italy.
And finally for the wallet effect, considering the food and the ambience I would rather say its value for money but on the expensive side. A meal for 2 would set you back by 1000 rupees. If you are a pizza lover do not miss it and do not forget the lazzania.