La Dolce Vita in Ingolstadt

Delicious, traditional Romanian food. Service is friendly and helpful. The ambiance is rustic, like a sports club.

It couldn't be better!!! The food is soooo delicious! The staff, Moni, is a wonderful, attentive waitress with a lot of heart and humor! We go there about every six weeks for the musicians' get-together. Maybe someone reading this plays an instrument. They are very welcome. They are all hobby musicians. People are also welcome to come just to listen.

Unfortunately the food was absolutely not good. There was a lot of choice in the evening, but some of the food was burnt from the grill or simply didn't taste good. Too greasy or overcooked. Lots of ready-made and fried foods. Unfortunately, mass-produced goods. The soup smelled incredibly bad. The fruit was delicious and the chocolate fountain. Otherwise ready-made cakes, donuts. Also cheap and dry. Sometimes less would simply be more. Unfortunately not recommended for the price.

The conference rooms were fully booked, and the staff couldn't keep up. Despite registering and choosing lunch options, we had to wait until 2:15 p.m. instead of the advertised 1:00 p.m. for our daytime event. Additionally, there was a birthday party with a live band in the adjoining room in the early afternoon. This seriously disrupted our conference. As a small compensation, we were offered free coffee in the afternoon, but we will still seriously consider whether to return.

Completely clueless service... doesn't smile, passes the food across the table and looks away, instead of asking, every sentence starts with "so, drinks"! Does that mean, what would you like to drink? Doesn't listen! Instead of taking empty plates with her, she constantly goes to the kitchen empty. 80% of the glasses during the main course are empty, no question about it. Totally listless to the point of rudeness, a real shame! The trout had been dead for a long time, the venison was tougher than it should be and the Kaiserschmarrn had never seen a pan....