Food was just delicious!! Great service! And the food was served piping hot! The lasagna had great…read moreflavors.

Jeee-sus - this place used to be my living room two decades ago, then named Faustus. I had my own…read moretable that was kept 7 days a week until 8pm. Sadly, the Faustus faded away to the Pizzaria Sole later. BUT: If you're looking for good pizza in Koblenz, this is THE place. Authentic, for sure! The Parmesan Schinken (Pork) is fantastic! And yes, I would make a 30+ min detour just to dine here (mandatory in my rating scheme to achieve five stars)

We were here on a saterdaynight around 20.05 hours. No reservation. Unfortunately a full house,…read morewhich by the way is allways a super sign. We were told that after about 20 min. a table would be free. So around 20.30 we were back and the table was being cleaned properly. We had a pizza ruccoletta and the housemade tagliatella. Some red wine and a tiramissu and a espresso. Super food with a friendly service. Nice atmosphere and a fair price. Highly recommended! But make a reservation in weekend since this place is hot!

Visited Remos on a Saturday evening. Very crowded so we sat at the bar. Bartenders didn't…read moreacknowledge us so we flagged a server who was kind enough to take our order. Eventually she moved us to a table in her section. We ordered the charcuterie board, which looked and tasted amazing. Everything was fresh and delicious. It was so filling that we had difficulty eating our pizza. The pizza was good with a thin crust and perfectly cooked. The restaurant was appealing and cozy. If we visit Koblenz again we will definitely return.

We went on a Saturday evening and it was packed! We were lucky to grab a table and order. The food…read morewas large portions and we couldn't finish it all! Server was friendly and very helpful since we did not speak the native language. Only complaint was it took a longggg time for anything and everything. Hard to say if this is typical in Germany as service does seem slower and laid back here. Overall though I would definitely return!

Since my friend lives nearby and is often there, we decided to go together and I wanted to try it…read moreout. We had the chance to sit outside, the weather was nice. I ordered a tomato soup as a starter, which was too creamy for me, but it was good. As a main dish I had white asparagus with potatoes and salmon steak. I really loved the asparagus and I can say that they were fresh. The salmon was a bit dry and too small, but just because I was too hungry I expected more;) i ordered another portion of asparagus which was really good! The atmosphere was great, the wine was great, the prices are really affordable for the quality they serve and the service was good. In the end we got 2 glasses of Grappa for free and I could pay by card, which is also important! If you search for a nice and good restaurant, not located in the city center, then Chianti is a good place to go!

This unassuming storefront is the best Italian food we've had on this trip. We were a little wary…read morewhen we saw on GoogleMaps that it was "self-serve", but its reviews were universally glowing. It's run by a single gentleman who never leaves the counter. You go in, order, collect a buzzer, come back with it to collect your food, then bring back your plates and bottles. Only then, do you pay for your food! A refrigerator is filled with drinks for customers to grab for themselves. There is no serving staff, and the tables only get wiped down when there is a break for him to leave the station - which seems to be never while we were there. Meals are individually prepared (not pre-cooked), so be prepared to wait. Portions are generous, and when we returned a plate with Manny's leftovers, the chef seemed concerned. We explained he's a small eater. Met a lovely couple from the Netherlands who came here after being told by a bus passenger about "the best Italian food in Germany". Probably the best example of a high-trust society. Hope the trust never gets abused.