I'm only giving it a 2 stars because of the location and atmosphere, otherwise it would be a 1 star. My pizza was wet, I had to roll it like a shawarma wrap but the cheese and toppings still kept falling off. The tiramisu was worse, literally the worst I had. It was soaked in liquid that it tasted like water. Then they didn't give me any silverware or paper napkins despite it being not at a busy hour. If that was the end I wouldn't have left this review because I typically only leave reviews if the experience was exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. At check out, they told me they don't accept cards. There were no signs about this and they never mentioned it in advance. And if you pay in euros their conversion rate was more than 10% worse than what I would get if I were to use my credit card. In addition they didn't have enough change so they wanted to return 1 euro less. At that point I asked my euros back and decided to go get cash instead. I had to leave my ID card with them because otherwise they wouldn't let me go. The closest ATM charges a crazy high 6.91 euros processing fee for an equivalent of a 16 euros withdraw, when I realized it I had to stop the transaction and go back to pay in euros in cash, which I exchanged from my home currency. In the end I paid about 20% more for bad food and bad services. It was really not a good experience. I should have avoided this "Italian" pizzeria the moment I saw Hawaiian pizza on the menu.