Antica Aquileia ristorante pizzeria — Restaurant in Aquileia

I would not recommend this place to non Italian, the staff are rude and very stubborn, they don't like foreigners like me, there was in particular a female waitress, which could be even part of the business owners circle. I went there to sit down and have dinner, in the end I just left with a pizza to take away, but I so unless you are German, Austrian, American white, Italian don't even think of getting a table, they will put you aside and wait for a table despite there empty tables. The worse in all this situation when I went and asked why are we waiting that long to get a table at 9 pm a week day with half of the restaurant empty, the lady on the picture said that they are reserved, for one hour we could have ordered ate and on our way. Shame on you Again you dare and comment, I don't want to try your food because of the luck of hospitality of your staff, after all I am not a beggar, I can afford your food, but in a restaurant the staff can make the food taste better by not being racis*t, I still think you should train your staff to be nice and put aside the arrogance, lastly as you mentioned there plenty other beautiful restaurant in Aquileia and I thank...

we stumbled into Antica Aquileia with dreams of devouring divine Italian pizza. Instead, what we got was the equivalent of a wet cardboard box. The pizzas tasted like someone had photocopied a picture of a pizza and then sprinkled sadness on top. Cutting the pizza was like cutting a wet condom. The dough had less soul than a calculator.

But the true masterpiece of disappointment was the bill. Prices on the menu seemed like an innocent lie—until the final check came with a random, majestic +20 euros slapped on as if Zeus himself demanded a tribute.

If I ever crave the sensation of being tricked while chewing on boredom incarnate, maybe I’ll return. But honestly, I’d rather gnaw on an old shoebox dipped in tomato paste than give Antica Aquileia...

I thought I would surprise my family with a nice Italian dinner. The menu is only available in Italian, the waitress don't speak English nor German. When the waiter asked me for the third time what we were going to order, I replied that it was difficult to choose Italian because we didn't speak the language, and she said it was easy for her, she understood ..... At the checkout I got the feeling that we were not very welcome here. Those who came through the door were a young couple who were told very unfriendly ther is no table. The hospitality is...