GIOGUSTO

The food wasn't up to restaurant or catering standards. The service was barely acceptable. Thinking an Italian restaurant would be a safe bet, we were clearly mistaken this time. Edit: They also forgot to bring the dessert we had paid for.

A very well-located restaurant with a very warm atmosphere. Excellent and attentive service. A very friendly and welcoming young waitress. My wife and I highly recommend this restaurant! We will be back!

Our experience was disastrous. The saleswoman walked past us four times without saying hello or seating us. We came with the Gourmet Passport, and we were told it only applies to the set menu, no problem. Someone at our table wanted to order à la carte, making it clear we would pay full price, but I was told that wasn't possible. I'm a regular Gourmet Passport user and I've never heard of such a thing. The waitress was sour and unfriendly. You would do well to review your staff and how you treat customers. We obviously didn't stay. Avoid at all costs!!

Arrogant waitress, bad atmosphere Overpriced food for what it is I'm not satisfied with this place

Bad atmosphere and terribly expensive meal for what it was.

Superb place with exceptional, traditional cuisine. I stop by whenever I can; it's truly excellent. I highly recommend it.

The pizza was really bad, even Domino's is better. Just putting up Italian flags doesn't make it Italian food; it's really mass-produced. I advise you not to go there.

Avoid at all costs – €15.50 for a tasteless pizza Rating: 1 star (because zero stars isn't an option) A very bad experience at Gio Gusto. For a €15.50 pizza, you expect a minimum level of quality, but it's completely devoid of flavor. The sauce and the crust: The crust is bland and tasteless. As for the tomato sauce, it's a major disappointment: it's so watery and flavorless that it tastes like it's been diluted with water and artificial coloring for texture. No depth of flavor, no real tomato taste whatsoever. The ingredients: A completely neutral mozzarella (real mozzarella or industrial IPRA?). Only the gorgonzola had any flavor at all. I had to ask the woman at the counter for salt to add to my pizza myself in an attempt to enhance the flavors. The lack of seasoning: I also asked for chili oil, but was told they didn't have any. What a shame, because it was the only thing that could have given this pizza any flavor. I want to clarify that this comment isn't directed at the employees, but at the management. At these prices, it's urgent to go to a competitor and taste what a real pizza is like. Serving such mediocre products is disrespectful to the customer. The rest of the menu might be good, but the pizzas are best avoided.

We had an excellent evening at the karaoke night. On sunny days, the terrace is also a pleasant place to enjoy a coffee or something else from the menu.

We went with the gourmet pass. For starters, we had an Italian salad, then the dish of the day, very good tagliatelle Bolognese, and to finish, a tiramisu. Everything was as good as in Italy.

Always nice to go there. For a good coffee, a snack, or anything else.

Warning: the prices displayed online do not match the prices charged. We ordered two platters by phone. When we picked them up, we didn't immediately realize the price discrepancy. We called to report the problem: well, that's just how it is. It's a shame; it spoils the experience.

A bit pricey. €15 for the dish of the day, a small portion of cheese ravioli...