Ciao - Regensdorf

I went for a pizza on the warm summer night. I sat at a nice table in the courtyard. The selection of pizza (and pasta for this matter) is limited (not bad as such) and unimaginative. I went for the pizza prosciutto. Too much ham and too much gooey cheese tried to distract from the undercooked base that had not (high) seen enough heat. The sugo tasted like tomatoes directly from the can. Only one sprinkle of Oregano would have made a world of difference... I also had the insalata mista, which was an insult to its name: it consisted of romain lettuce and a few rocket leaves, with a yarn of four fiber sliver tomatoes and four fiber slivers cucumber. I'm afraid to say that the selection and quality of foods were a shame for a facility that runs under the brand Movenpick. On the plus side: friendly, attentive, competent, very professional service. I was pleased to see that the selection and quality of wines and ice cream still live up to Movenpick expectations.

The service was a little slow, but the staff was nice and helpful. The food was very good, though a little pricy. Good wines that I chose were not available. The server instead demanded the house wine. It was great.

Nice dinner with business colleagues during the stay at the adjacent hotel. No problem getting room on a week night. Beautiful Italian selection, although a bit expensive. Service was great during the meal. Food was also very good, mostly justified the price. A decent meal when you're in the area.

Ausgezeichnete Pizza, zum Teil sehr speziell (z.B. Sashimi) auf einem Holzbrett serviert, gute Weine auch im Offenausschank, freundlicher, zuvorkommender Service, nette Atmosphäre, bei grossem Gästeaufkommen etwas laut.

Das Restaurant befindet sich gleich neben dem Mövenpick (gleicher Eingang). Jeweils drei verschiedene Tagesmenues.