A very lovely spot located on a beautiful street. The mista salad was only fair because of the…read morebitter greens they incorporated into it. The pizza was good but not great and the Branzino was dry. Service was so so, we had to fetch the waiter to take our order. If we had had a great experience we would of course come back tomorrow.

Pretty decent but not over the top good authentic Italian. It tasted more commercialized than…read moreauthentic...especially the pasta.

We only had a short time to visit Pisa so we couldn't order a whole meal, but I'm so glad we got to…read morestop by this gem! The service at Il Canguro was so fast, and they were so friendly! My husband got a negroni, and I had a limoncello; both so refreshing for the hot summer day. The outdoor seating in front was so cute and had plenty of shade to stay cool while you ate

Tourist trap! Avoid!…read more I specifically asked if they had vegetable tortellini and the chef said yes and I asked if I could have that with mushroom and cream and he said yes. What did I get? Ravioli. Ravioli is not tortellini. That ticked me off already. Now the ravioli. It was edible but not worth my calories. My friend ordered the seafood spaghetti and she's not picky but was upset with her dish too. Check out the pictures. You are better off spending a few more euros for a better dish unless you just want a decent price meal. The food is not fresh.

Deliciousness between crispy soft bread. Loved everything about our sandwich and fries. Lots of…read moreoutdoor seating. Busy waitress. Clean bathroom. Sorry no photo...we ate it all up! lol

This little sandwich shop has some delicious sandwich combinations and makes the perfect lunch…read morespot. Our Airbnb was directly across from it, and we could see the lines at all hours with mostly locals, which was a good sign. I got the prosciutto and truffle sandwich, and it was dreamy truffle bliss. It is amazing that something as simple as bread, prosciutto, and truffle spread can taste so good. My husband got a salami and pecorino sandwich which was more his speed. He really enjoyed his sandwich and finished it in no time. Prices are cheap enough that we could've split another sandwich if we had had the room, but there was no need. The only downside to this place is the lack of seating. The seating in front of the sandwich shop actually belongs to the bar next door so we weren't able to sit there. We were able to find a public bench on the street to enjoy our sandwiches, but be prepared if you're carrying a lot of luggage around with you like we were.

Ignore the fast food category. This place serves great food. They don't make it til you order…read more Every meal I've had in Italy runs me €30 pax. Pasta here is less than €9. Like the other reviews said, the people who work here are super friendly and will help you navigate the menu that is written in Italian. How to order: 1. Pick your pasta type 2. Pick the amount of pasta (in grams) 3. Select the sauce 4. Pay 5. Grab a seat upstairs 6. Servers will bring your food to your seat 7. Enjoy! 8. Servers will clear your table

A great spot close to the Pisa Centrale train station with delicious pasta to fuel your walk to the…read moreCity's main attraction. We tried the fusilli pomodoro and the large size was enough to share.

For a quick place to stop for lunch near the tower, this is it! It's also right next to an…read moreentrance to the Mura di Pisa which will get you to the monuments quicker without wading through the insane crowds. They are only open for lunch (11am-3pm) so don't wait to long to stop by. We had the curry pasta + pesto + tiramisu -- no misses. Someone in 2019 said cash only -- they've updated to cards as well.

A wonderful spot focusing on take out pasta and more. The ingredients are local, fresh, and high…read morequality. The location is close but far enough away from the main tourism strip so it seems more of a place catering to the local population. The staff were very kind and friendly and helpful to select the items with some suggestions. We tried both types of bruschetta, four types of pasta (carbonara, pesto, spicy tomato mozzarella, and bolognese ragu), and two panna cotta (chocolate and caramel). They picked it all up very nicely so it was easy to carry for us. Everything was wonderful and perfectly cooked! Highly highly recommended.

Been here twice in three weeks. I like the cannelloni bean soup as well as the veggie pasta.read more

The food was amazing. The atmosphere very old world Tuscan. Loved the service. Would recommend this…read moreplace.

We were in Lucca on a day trip from Florence and found CIACCO Bistrot while looking for a good…read morelunch. What a great find! We started with the prosciutto and melon, which was fresh and delicious. I had the pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw, and it was outstanding--tender, juicy, and packed with flavor. We also tried the pastrami sandwich, which was equally excellent, and the fig and Gorgonzola crostini was a fantastic combination of sweet and savory. The staff were warm, friendly, and attentive without being overbearing. On a very hot summer day, the air-conditioned dining room was a huge bonus and made lunch even more enjoyable. Great food, fair prices, excellent service, and a comfortable atmosphere. We wouldn't hesitate to come back the next time we're in Lucca and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality lunch near the historic center.

"No pasta. No pizza! This place is my favorite for panini…read more You order using the QR code on their business card. The pulled pork, or the pastrami is fabulous! The meat is served on a crunchy, orangeish bun which is due to the use of turmeric, an Indian spice, they will tell you. Also you can have a Hugo Spritz here which is so much better than the fancy looking Aperol. It gets crowded by 12:30 for lunch or by 8:30 for dinner because there are too many people in the know! You can sit outside under a large umbrella or inside if it is raining, but I want to look out over the pizza and the carousel which closes at 7:30 When you are ready to pay take your drink receipt inside to the register.

We were walking around randomly on our first day in Pisa and were miserably hungry. We just so…read morehappened to be walking by Le Mura so we went inside. We grabbed a table, but quickly learned you order at the counter. The daily specials were in Italian so we didn't understand fully, but the woman at the counter spoke English so she helped us out. What we ordered: I got the Romana pizza for one. The portion was huge! Definitely worth it for the money. I honestly thought this pizza was too salty, but to be fair it has anchovies, which I know are salty so that's my fault. The crust of the pizza was kind of underwhelming. We have no idea what it was, but the pasta my mom had was some of the best pasta I've ever eaten! It was a white sauce and had onions, walnuts, and red lettuce. It was amazing! I wish I knew the name. Final thoughts: skip the pizza, order the pasta.

Everything is just super and the pizza is simply the best. It's so fresh, light and full of taste…read morelike never elsewhere. Must try are their home made pies.