After a full day of sightseeing we were ready for a simple meal in a beautiful setting. We got this…read moreat Don Camillo. We made a reservation to ensure a table outside and were seated right away. Service was fast and friendly. The outdoor ambience of the courtyard was outstanding. The pizza however was just ok. I think it wasn't cooked long enough or hot enough. The very thin crust was soggy and overwhelmed by the toppings. Too bad because what we did eat tasted great. May have been an off day.

The Don Camillo in the center of Graz is one of these Italian restaurants you want to go to…read morefrequently. This place is an authentic Italian-run restaurant and even the waiters are often Italians as well. Located in the center of Graz, right in the UNESCO-Old Town on a square next to a little church, the Franziskanerkirche, devoted to Saint Francis, this place provides great food. The staff is friendly and the feel is like in a restaurant on a square in one of the many Italian small towns. Graz by the way feels very Italian and Adriatic people say. Our Pizza and Pasta was delicious as always, since here at the Don Camillo you get true Italian food with Italian ingredients and recipes made by Italians as I already mentioned. I took the Pizza Milano with delicious salami and my company took Spaghetti Bolognese. Both dishes are very delicious. The patio on the square is very nice to sit at and if the weather makes it a necessity the Don Camillo is also very nice and authentic Italian inside. So the interior and the whole place feels like a Italian trattoria. From Graz with love! Dr. Dr. Immanuel Fruhmann

I really liked this restaurant. It's tiny and full of odd paraphernalia from Italy (I would…read morepresume). But the food makes all other things unimportant. We had a three course dinner and every dish was a delight for the mouth. I had celery soup as a starter, mild and gentle, nothing really exciting but just very well done. As main course I had a steak (from a happy cow, obviously) which was perfectly done, but what was really sticking out was the vegetables to it. I don't know what the cook had done with them, but they were a real treat, crispy and very tasty. For dessert I had pears in wine sauce, practically bursting with taste. All in all, pricey, but well worth it.

We found this place by coincidence. I would really recommend this restaurant for pizza. We had…read morepizza and salad. Salad was so so, I had better. But pizza was just perfect! It was very tasty souse and a lot of cheese. Service is very friendly and fast enough.

The L'Osteria is a great Italian restaurant located in the heart of Graz, in the center of the Old…read moreTown of the City of Graz, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The staff has this typical and charming Italian accent, since the waiters are from Italy. The food is simply gorgeous, the pizzas are huge - I mean really huge - and the pasta tastes great as well and by the way so tastes the risotto and the insalata mista, the mixed salad. All is very nicely decorated dishes are fancy to look at as well as delicious in taste. Just to mention it again the pizza is not just great but huge and you easily need to put something into the doggy bag for taking home with you. I had a delicious Salami Pizza and my company had a Pizza Hawaii, as well as a hot-salami pizza called Salsiccia Piccante, and a Rucola Pizza which all came in huge sizes and nicely arranged. Oh, and just to mention it, the pizzas are super-thin and the exact opposite of a Chicago-style pizza, if you are searching for that kind of food. Here at L'Osteria the pizzas are the Napoli-style, the southern Italian pizza, which are super-thin. The interior of the restaurant comes with all sorts of arts and decoration on the wall, in this typical fancy Italian style, as Italians seem to be natural-born taste experts. Here at L'Osteria they even have an Italian-German course, which activates automatically as soon as somebody enters the restrooms. I only can say something about the language course on the men's room, what happens on the ladies' room I don't know. But I guess, the language course lessons are similar, but with exchanged roles and storylines. From Graz with Love! Dr. Dr. Immanuel Fruhmann

The restaurant looked inviting and very popular, based on almost every table being full at this…read moreenormous place. With a large outdoor patio, and an inside divided in the middle by two dining rooms, we felt lucky to get a table without a wait. It wasn't on the prettier side, but was in full view of the kitchen. Not exactly exciting, but it did keep me entertained throughout the meal, as I marveled at the breakneck speed with which the pizza maker threw the dough in the air and turned out pizzas non-stop. And the pizzas were very good! We shared a pizza and a pasta dish, and ate more food than we should have. L'Osteria definitely deserves the huge crowds. The food is fresh and tasty, the prices reasonable, and the service, while not particularly quick, was decent enough. You can't go wrong here.