Antico Duomo - Augsburg

It was our first visit to the antico duomo. I can't share the bad reviews I've read about the service. we got the last table in full restaurant and I had set myself for long waiting times. this was not the case. our food came in reasonable time and the waiter was very friendly and accommodating. despite the many work he has always asked if everything fits and whether it tastes us. I ordered callbsmedaliions with pfifferlingen. the flesh was wonderfully tender and the cartomas butter soft. the only thing I found in need of reconciliation was the very coarse cut vegetables and the sweet selection. brokkoli and flower cabbage with the partly green paprika are not mine. I would have liked a light tomato or zucchinig vegetables. partly I felt the foods as very colored. However, if it should be seasoned with natural cumin, it would be in order for me. the dessert, a freshly made piszazienparfait with white shockolade was also very delicious. you could still work on the fine ground, but for the start great!

So something so uncontaminated has never happened to me! we were at 5 there and were treated like children . stupid jokes of the waiter and the constant you went to me on the nerves. I complain to the chef or director and got a very unconvinced answer! that we could go if it doesn't fit us there again.

We were pleasantly surprised by the very tasty eating in this Italian restaurant of the high quality. our fish was so good that we returned a second night. friendly waiters.

We were three on Sunday afternoon afternoon, the local looks good and the map also.The food has tasted well, both the pizza and the liver and fish, however, was not probable.The service was unfortunately not friendly but they have tried to portray themselves as Italian...peinlich.

From outside appealing and apparently well visited, we tried it once. should have saved us. service under any critique, rude to ignorant, when paying, the waiter kindly has even left us a little bit of a rag from the other table on which our debut and there. eat no more than edible: without character and taste. short: it was the first and the last time.