La Trattoria — Restaurant in Munich

Family-Friendly and Delicious!

I had the pleasure of dining here with my family, and it was an amazing experience for all of us! The restaurant has a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes it perfect for families. The staff was super friendly and attentive, making sure our kids were comfortable and happy throughout the meal.

The Salami Pizza was simply outstanding! The dough was perfectly crispy, while the salami added a savory and slightly spicy kick that we all loved. The balance of flavors was just right, and the cheese was perfectly melted :)

As for the Spaghetti Scampi, if you are a seefood lover, I would strongly recommend!—al dente with just the right bite. The shrimp were fresh and tender, coated in a garlicky, buttery sauce that was rich but not overpowering. Every bite was packed with flavor, and I could taste the freshness of the ingredients.

Overall, we had an incredible time and will absolutely be coming back. If you're looking for a place that’s both family-friendly and serves delicious, authentic Italian food, this is the spot! Highly...

Really, this is the great exemple that there are still some Germans that even though live so close to Italy they have no idea how the Italian food taste. And some and few lazy Italian Restaurants profit on them. The food is terrible by all means! Pizza terrible... pasta terrible and the desserts? Really? Italian government should close them! The tiramissu is just a joke! Expensive price for a terrible experience!!! They are lucky that there is not so much options in Solln!!! Hey you that are reading this... don't go there......

Food was ok and nothing special . Neighborhood resto with a pretentious image . Service was not rude but also not friendly. The waiters laugh around and talk to each other about and at the expense of other customers. No discretion . We overheard them make fun of an Asian family and calling them ‘ Nihao’ . The family did not hear their comments but they also were not Chinese but Malaysians . Management need to address the behavior of...