We have been here a few times before Schloss Klause merged with Il Fagiano (which used to be…read morelocated a bit less centrally in the village) and the food was simple but nice. The beer is, of course, from the next-door brewery and is very nice. We look forward to try this place again soon to see how it has changed.

Not the typical cozy la familia Italian restaurant. The restaurant is very modern and next to a…read moresport area. The crew on the other side gives you the Italian feeling. The food is good unfortunately there was a huge group and they all ordered pizza and so it happened that my pizza took much longer than anticipated. I was hoping that the waiter would have told me so I could decide if I wanna wait or order something else. Nevertheless I would go again. I like places like these.

Solid Italian Restaurant, good and friendly service, good food. Decent pricing. Worth to go for…read moredinner, or to invite friends.

I ate here years ago with a local who clearly knew the owner. I dreamt of the meal, and espoused…read morethe wonders to my family. I was SO excited to take them there this year. It was a bummer. The menu is limited, yes. It's also in Italian, or the most heavily Italian-accented German of all time, so even those who speak German are at a loss. The truffle pasta was, in the end, only a bowl of spaghetti with chips of truffle on top. No lovely broth, no depth, no veggies, no cheese. A $1 worth of pasta and some bark chips. That's it. The other dishes similarly failed to amaze. Worse, the co-owner seemed to have returned from Italy recently. He was, what can only be described as loaded, hitting on female patrons, slurring, and being way too loud. It was embarassing. I leave an extra star for the memory of meals past. This meal deserved 0.