Bella Italia was good, there were plenty of menu options but not so many that it read like a novel…read more My wife had a pizza with prosciutto, tomato and arugula (9 euro). I ordered a dish of pork in white wine sauce with salad, green beans and french fries (14 euro). The salad was basic but included cucumbers, tomato wedges and shredded carrots all covered in a house made yogurt dressing. Our waitress was very nice and happy to speak English with us, she was from an English speaking country an likely missed hearing it. The place went form quiet to packed and a bit loud over the course of only 20 minutes, a good sign that we had picked a decent place to eat.

Well, food is great, waiters are courteous and efficient, I would give 5 stars if it were not for…read morethe owner, who in a very typical (old) german fashion, doesn´t know very well how to cope with pressure. This business is becoming a victim of its own success. It is very understandable that this place becomes very full because of their great food, but the way the owner react to try-to-be customers is just awful, he can be impolite and just rude. Well, we have here mixed feelings.

How can you judge if a restaurant is good or not ? Just count the tables without "reserved sign" if…read morethe count is lower than 1, it's a popular one. What is good for the owner is not too good for spontaneous visitors, either they don't have a seat left or you have to hurry yourself which creates kind of a fast food atmosphere. If you were smart enough to reserve a spot you can watch all kind of sports (especially Bundesliga), drink some beer and eat some typical American food. Burgers are fine, rips and chicken wings are best when they have the "all you can eat" day.