Stogu

This review is just about the restaurant. The prices are reasonable, and it's easy to get to. At lunchtime the terrace gets packed, but later in the afternoon there are nice wooden tables to sit at. I liked the furniture, though the view isn't anything special. The pizza was just average, while the tripe soup came in a lovely ceramic bowl with a generous amount of meat, which I appreciated. The waiters were kind to us, but seemed overloaded. It's a decent option for a meal if you don't feel like walking far from where you're staying.

The food was tasty, with pizza and other familiar dishes on the menu, though there isn't much variety, for example, no pasta. It's right in the center, over the river, so it's easy to find. My room was basic but clean, with air conditioning and cable TV. The staff were polite and quick to respond. I enjoyed the place overall, though anyone who's very particular about small details might not find it ideal.

We had a bad restaurant experience. The table was still dirty from the previous customers, and nobody bothered to wipe it. They also didn't bring glasses for some drinks, and after our waiter wrote down our order, we were served something else. The food seems tasty and the prices are fair, but I can't trust the experience when even the basics aren't taken care of. It's a shame, since this used to be a good place. I'd avoid it and try one of the many other options.

The chef deserves a cheer, because lunch was delicious. But the service was poor, and that's why I'd have given five stars if the waiter had been more careful. They brought the wrong drink, then replaced it after we pointed it out. One person in our group got soup and finished it before staff came over asking whether we'd pay by cash or card, even though nobody else had received their food. They apologized and said they'd mixed up the tables.