Casa Grecolatino - Dresden

I ordered Bruschetta as a starter and small salad with a Pizza as a main dish. After a seemingly long wait on a relatively quiet mid week evening my soggy, tired looking Bruschetta was served by an arrogant young waiter who was far more interested in joking around with his colleagues than taking any real interest in the handful of guests in the restaurant. The salad was perfectly acceptable, but the pale, under baked pizza I was served was dreadful and barely edible. There are far better places in town best give Casa Grecolatino a miss

We decide to try this Italian restaurant and we eat a delicious crispy pizza,we saw also the Napolitan owner.

Finding a place in a restaurant in the evening is not always easy in Dresden. So we were glad to find a table seating the 4 of us. There its a lot of frippery hanging from the ceiling and on the shelfs, giving the place a distinctive character. Food and service were o.k. typically Italian :

It was by chance we came to this restaurant. My first impression was that this was cozy and there were many interesting items on the shelves for decorations. There were toys, pottery, etc. I had fettuccine with mushroom in tomato sauce. It's good and delicious. Some chilly flakes and sauce gave me and excellent flavor to the noodles. It's a good choice of restaurant for both my colleague and me.

We were eating at a time when it was quite empty, the service was definitely fast at that time. the dishes were freshly prepared and were very sufficient. in the eye that is also eaten, there is still potential for improvement. at the pizza lay the ham up, otherwise there was nothing else to watch.The deco in the room is very colorful, in north and middle Italy I have not seen anything yet, perhaps Sicilian. a few pictures I added.In summary, not bad - but not outstanding.