Piazza Grande - Waldshut-Tiengen

Great food and very nice, current and above all attentive staff. All right, and we hope you'll get over the lockdown. See you soon.

I'm here to eat more often, just with several people. Food is very good, operation polite

Italian restaurant. For me something too fine and tasty, but the food is delicious and the price is also true. Pizza Tonno with tuna and olives) for nine euros. Why we got a large cola and 500 ml of mineral water, while on the side table there were small glasses and 250 ml of water, the secret of the operation remains. And why half a litre of mineral water is about four euros, I also remain closed. But I think the prices for water are too expensive everywhere. The salad and pizza were delicious and a total of 21 euros were good. A little less wave would make the restaurant good. Because then expectations would not be so high.

Very delicious Italian food. Very good pizza, pasta and salads. A visit is worthwhile for lovers of Italian food.

Consider the cheerful smile of the boss on the website of the restaurant PIAZZA GRANDE and compare it with the “Zwänzg ab Achti Schnurre” that the lady actually puts on the day, you cannot feel a certain admiration for the photographer who managed to capture this unique moment. If you still read the Credo found on the website, there is a certain uncertainty (although I sit in the wrong restaurant? , since "Envigoration" and "Engagement" are the last what the well-paid Swiss guest Ennet expects from the border. (Finally we are Swiss who live like PIAZZA GRANDE. If at least the quality of the foods that are banished for a sensed eternity before the Latz is good, one could still look at the maladministrations of crushed pasta and hard meat, but inevitably look for breadth. In this respect, we advise all whether Swiss or not a big bow to make the PIAZZA GRANDE. Except, you stand on miserable staff, which seems to carry the burden of the whole world on the shoulders, bad service and unloved food. Then the PIAZZA GRANDE is definitely “the place to be”. (We still wonder what Laus Madame ran over the liver.