Ferrantino Antonio in Ulm

Worst restaurant experience ever in my entire life! We were on our way to Austria, stayed one night in Ulm and went here late in the evening to eat a quick pizza. The food was mediocre, the wine bad and the service below average. But then the real circus act had yet to begin: when we asked for the bill (59 euros), they only wanted to accept cash; any form of credit card was unknown. We didn't have enough cash with us - in Belgium they look at you as if you come from another planet if you don't pay with a card. We tried everything: payconiq, immediate transfert, it was apparently also not possible to find a pin machine in the neighbourhood: "all banks are closed!". The owner himself was called and arrogantly told me to leave my identity card until I would show up with cash, which I of course refused: the plan was to continue our journey early the next day. He then ridiculously shouted at his staff to call the police, an order that was not followed; he clearly did not really have his troops under control. After some bickering back and forth, the matter was finally resolved by immediately transferring the amount to the personal account of a staff member who then transferred it to the account of the restaurant. Unless you want to experience an episode of Falwty Towers live, one piece of advice: pass this restaurant by!

If you want a real, rustic Italian restaurant, you should go to this place. Not for the decor, but for the vegetarian pizza. Nobody does it better than Antonio Ferratino. Don't be put off by the service, though, as Mr. Roberto can be a bit brusque. We love the vegetarian pizza. By the way, they haven't raised their prices since I started using them. So, it's super fair.

The pizza was well-topped and tasted good. It was garnished with a salad (iceberg lettuce, bell pepper) with balsamic vinegar. The terrace is a lovely place to sit in a green courtyard. However, the service is very moody and sometimes not particularly friendly.

My favorite pizzeria, but I find the pasta there boring.