This L'Osteria is quite a find. Its location is in an historic district of Leipzig, and both the…read moreoutside and inside dining areas are very welcoming. I sat at an outdoor table and was using Google Translate to read the menu. My observant server asked if I'd like an English menu, and of course, I said "yes please" (I took a picture of the menu and included it with this review) I ordered the Orecchitte diManzo al Limone, which is beef strips with sweet peppers, pasta, etc in a lemon sauce. I also ordered a side salad. Tired from sightseeing all day, I ordered my meal take away. My meal was absolute perfection. The beef strips were tender and not overcooked. The sweet peppers, pasta, and lemon sauce were amazing together. Also, the prices are very reasonable as well..

I didn't get the pizza, but the risotto was a bit dented, and the service was great. Maybe the…read moresalad was a bit late, but the music and ambiance were subtle and warm.

Your basic Italian restaurant with an extensive menu of traditional Italian recipes and some very…read moregood pizza. Good service and a small bill at the end of the evening.

Odd that the Greek food spot next door and Rizzi share the same staff and tables. Initially went to…read morethe Greek food spot, was told need cash, went to get cash, came back. No English menu for either, I asked. I was going to order Greek food but then peeked at the Rizzi menu - noticed a gnocchi section. An entire section for gnocchi. Wow. So I ended up getting gnocchi with sausage and pepper sauce, and it was delicious. Glad I made that choice! Gnocchi was chewy, sauce was flavorful, good amount of food for €11.

After not being able to enter the place we were trying to go for dinner the reviews and location of…read morethis place fit us nicely. We were quickly given a table and were given a moment to review menu and order some good beverages and later ordered a pizza to share with the promise to quickly order more should we need it. We shared a pizza with great crust and toping ratio. If back in the area and craving pizza or italian would definatly hit this place up again as the staff was super friendly and accomodating, food was great!

This is an authentic German/Italian restaurant in Leipzig that has gluten free pizza and pasta! My…read moremom and I both got the GF version of the Spaghetti Alla Carbonara, and it was delicious! I believe gluten free is called glutenfrein in German. Great ambiance and service. Highly recommend!

Didn't take card, cash only. Overall good pizza, quite large, could feed 3 easily. Have over 90…read morecombinations of pizza. They are numbered but this didn't help them bringing out a wrong one for us which they insisted we ordered. The also charged for an extra bottle of water that was not requested or served. One of the servers was helpful getting us a to go box for leftovers, however it took several requests to get our waiters attention to get the check.

Wir waren zu viert letztes Wochenende in Leipzig unterwegs und sind beim Andria zum Mittagessen…read moregeblieben. Ich hatte Pizza, die anderen Pasta. Wir waren alle sehr zufrieden und auch hinterher sehr satt. Wir saßen draußen und haben die Sonnenstrahlen genießen können. Das Essen war wirklich lecker und preislich normal angesiedelt. Wir hatten jedenfalls absolut nichts auszusetzen.

This cozy restaurant is in a quiet neighborhood setting a short walk from the center of Leipzig. My…read morewife and I sat outside in the tree-covered patio. Our appetizer arugula salad with Parmesan was delicious. We shared a pasta with salmon dish and a vegetarian pizza. Both were generous portions and superb. Prices were very reasonable, especially after coming from Berlin. Service was excellent with kind staff willing to help us, the only non-German speakers there. We considered this a real find.

Rude, rude, rude staff. Accepted a reservation for a party for 8 PM and upon arrival told us they…read morewould kick us out at 10. "I won't keep this open a single minute past 22:00" said the manager. Once we had a couple of extra people, they refused to move a couple of tables in order to get everyone seated together. The food was bland and overpriced for its quality.