Die besten Restaurants mit Italienisches restaurant Essen in Tübingen

Super freundlicher Laden, leckere Küche und (überwiegend) freundliche Gäste. Eine gewisse Coco hat nur ständig die Füße meiner Freundin betatscht, das war bisschen komisch.

Best pizza in the whole area!!! Teog fluffy, ingredients fresh, sauce tasty

Friendly staff and very good food!

Nice location price performance OK. Service was polite and courteous.

Delicious pizza and nice menu. The fish is also recommended. Kind and attentive staff.

Quality of pizza less good than it was in the past - less traditional Italian, more fast food. Still enjoyable.

Ideal for authentic Italian cuisine - organic offerings would be nice.

Inconspicuous from the outside, very cozy inside. Super friendly employees. Food and drinks are absolutely reasonably priced. Went there in a group and everyone was happy.

Thanks to a voucher we became aware of basil (actually not our region). A huge compliment to the staff, who are super friendly and accommodating. Thanks to the boss's recommendation, we had a very tasty wine to accompany our meal. We will come by more often from now on… thank you very much for this wonderful Saturday evening. Many kind regards, Corinna and Daniel

very tasty, also gluten-free pizza, very friendly staff and beautifully decorated

Gute italienische Küche. Toller Wirt!

The pizza is very good, the dough is perfect.

We spontaneously went there for dinner with four adults and five children during the Christmas market. Since reservations couldn't be made, we had to wait a bit, which was shortened with a drink at the bar. The food was great, the service was great. We had a great evening. The children were welcome and had a lovely evening too! Many thanks to the team around Pino!

In Da Bruno in Tübingen you can expect not only a beautiful ambience, but also culinary highlights. The truffle mushroom pasta in particular is a real insider tip: aromatic, perfectly seasoned and prepared with high-quality ingredients. A small downside was the portion size, which could have been a little larger. Nevertheless, the overall package is convincing: the friendly and attentive staff create a pleasant atmosphere that makes the visit a complete success. A place to return to - for good food, stylish ambience and a touch of Mediterranean charm. Absolutely recommended!🔝

We were greeted by a tired waiter who seated us at a table that had barely any space between neighboring tables (all the tables were very close together). After we ordered the drinks, a bottle of water and two properly made espressos, I noticed that both my knife and fork were deeply dirty, with caked-on bits of food as if they had been stuck to them for days. We ordered a pizza with parma, rocket and parmesan and a tagliatelle al tartufo. As we waited, whoever appeared to be the owner of the place appeared wearing a flamboyant Tony Montana-style Italian-cut suit. The first thing he did was replace the Italian music with Latin reggaeton and other party music, at 2 p.m. The music was turned up so loud that people in the back started touching each other, excited by the Latin atmosphere. Shortly after, a girl showed up with wet hair and dressed inappropriately for what was supposed to be an elegant Italian restaurant. My tagliatelle al tartufo was a mix of tagliatelle and penne in a buttery sauce, with a few truffle shavings on top for 19 euros that I couldn't finish, on the level of the biggest serial cheaters. The pizza wasn't airy, it was a piece of hard bread. To cap off the evening at this seedy Latino music joint, the boss, who I said looked like Tony Montana, winked at my girlfriend when I complained about my pasta dish. Still, I had to pay for my butter pasta with truffle curls.