While on business travel, had dinner with some colleagues at this restaurant. What a delight…read more Attentive service by Salvatore. Suggestions made were on point - the veal tonnato, stuffed zucchini flowers and turbot entree were all delicious.

We often went there for dinner. Let's say it's our 'Stamm restaurant' for our family, if we ran out…read moreof ideas, this place is always our safe bet. What do we particularly like there? It all comes down to service which we know that the Italian will be very friendly. We don't need grumpy waiters while enjoying our food. Food vice, is a typical Italian food. They have 3 courses menu for a decent price, and on the menu - a mixer of meat, seafood, pasta and pizza.

Yesterday my girlfriend and I visited your restaurant. We were wishing for a nice night out, for…read moreour Valentine's Day dinner. We experienced homophobia, and racism. From the start, I sensed an uncomfortable vibe in the resturaunt. The people who were sitting in front of us ( 2 couples, which we sensed were perhaps the owner or someone of VIP status because they were communicating with the employees quite a bit as though they worked for them) kept staring at me, but didn't say anything. When we were finished with dinner, they decided to make a comment. My girlfriend and I were simply leaning on each other. They said "what you two are doing is not okay"(commenting on us being gay), continuing by telling me (Canadian born, Bengali), that "I should go back to India". It was absolutely rude and hurtful, and made us feel unsafe and uncomfortable. They continued to make more inappropriate comments. In this situation we would have imagined that the waiters would support our safety. But rather, the older man with grey hair(waitor) decided to talk with us and tell us that we need to leave, and stop making a scene. It was clear he was standing up for them, didn't care about us at all. It was clear they were of "higher status", that they were homophobic and racist. The food was just decent, and the experience was the worst I've ever had.

From the owner: Italians do it better…read more.. "Man sollte immer seiner Leidenschaft folgen, wahrscheinlich befindet sich genau dort das Glück." Im Herzen von Solln, im eleganten und grünen Münchner Süden, gilt das Al Caminetto seit langem als Institution. Die familiäre Ausstrahlung und warmherzige Gastfreundschaft der beiden Schwestern Teresa und Angela Ricchio verleihen dem Restaurant die Magie des perfekten Ortes, an dem man sich genüsslich der feinen Italienischen Küche hingibt.

Terrible Italian cousine! If you enjoyed it is just another…read moreway to show that germans do not know what is proper food! Risotto is not even close to a terrible done rice! That shit that my wife ordered is not a risotto!!! 5 min to be ready? was already terrible pre-cooked!!! And I ordered a malfadine totally over cooked with the most shitty tomato sauce ever!!! Wines hugely expensive! CLOSE YOUR DOORS!!!

The food tasted like it was packaged, not fresh, and not authentic. It felt like it was an Italian…read morerestaurant that caters to Germans. The menu items were in Italian but the description was very German. The price to portion ratio was right but it wasn't that good to Finnish it all