Ristorante Pizzeria Da Lola in Lebach

The food was good. I had pizza 🍕 but the pizza in Diefflen was much better.

Wir haben kurzfristig einen Tisch an einem Freitag Abend für 2 Personen bekommen. Trotz Mega viel Betrieb fühlten wir uns sehr wohl. Grandiose Bedienung. Das Essen war sensationell und dann am noch einen superfeinen selbstgemachte Grappa vom Chef an der Theke. Danke für einen wunderschönen Abend. Sascha &Tina

It was our anniversary, and we deliberately wanted a light and relaxed meal, as we had romantic plans. Right from the start, we were confronted with the strict rules: we had to order two appetizers and two main courses, and it wasn't permitted to choose more than one appetizer, even though some appetizers were priced the same as a main course. This discussion was met with great incomprehension and outrage from us, as guests who wanted to be pampered and were paying a considerable sum were subject to such obligations. We had hoped for an outstanding culinary experience, and when such "obligations" are fulfilled, we expect an excellent experience, especially at these prices. We finally opted for two appetizers, a tomato soup as an intermediate course (as a last resort/as a courtesy – THANK YOU!), and a main course. Over an hour passed between the soup and the main course (which none of us wanted to eat), during which time it was clear that we were "a topic of conversation" in the kitchen. The food itself was disappointing: heavy, questionable in taste, and completely unjustifiable given the exorbitant prices. We have rarely experienced such poor cuisine. The worst part was the way we were treated. Our requests and polite feedback were ignored. Instead, we felt arrogant and condescending, as if we weren't worthy of the restaurant. A wait of over an hour, inflexible rules, unfriendly service, and disappointing food completely ruined our anniversary and our mood. Not recommended! With the decline of traditional restaurants, there are many others that value and appreciate their guests, making them truly delighted for their high prices, rather than frustrating them.