La Caprese — Restaurant in Treviso

We arrived about an hour before closing (still enough time I guess), but from the start it felt like the staff already saw themselves at home. Service was unprofessional, amateur and slow, even though the restaurant was almost empty.

We specifically came for the gluten-free pizza, which was listed on the menu but wasn’t available. Please, if you don’t have it, don’t advertise it. My girlfriend had to order an overpriced gluten-free pasta instead, and I went for a regular pizza, which was just average in my opinion. For the same money, we had far better meals in Venice.

About 12 minutes before closing, a waiter passed by and simply dropped the bill on our table while we were still eating, without saying a word. That pretty much summed up the whole experience.

Unfortunately, everything else nearby was closed, so this was our only option for food. Otherwise, I probably wouldn’t have stayed. Definitely not a place I’d return to. I don’t like leaving negative reviews, but this time it felt...

At the beginning we wanted to give a chance to this place. However the white wine was spoiled (a little bit frizzante) and aperol had no bubbles, carbonara wasn’t so bad. Salty and peppery, maybe a little bit to creamy. At first glance the pizza also was quite good, especially the dough. The burrata was very small but unfortunately also spoiled (it was a little bit sour) - that’s why I give only one. The plate with sea food was not too good. The service isn’t very pleasant and caring. They do what they have to do. After first dish they didn’t want to give new fork. The waitress literally took fork from the empty plate after meal and put on table. Moreover she wanted to take a plate full of food (obviously we were still eating). After we received the bill we had to additionally ask our waitress where we should pay. She didn’t give us any information in the first place. The restaurant inside is a little bit dirty but at the end this is the only good side...

This is a nice and cozy place with a lot of atmosphere, where you can sit indoor or outdoor. You get a free pizza as entree and some bread, which is really nice! There is plenty on the menu, as this was the first time I came here, because this is a temporary stop. I've ordered the gourmet pizza, which was surprisingly good, as I've seen some other reviews talking more negatively about the quality of the pizza, but it was not cut, which was a bummer.. Actually should've asked to cut it. It was more on the greasy side due all the cheese , but still nice. The price is really fair for what you get, as I've seen some other popular touristic places in Italy, where the price is just unjustified. The waiter couldn't speak that good English, but still enough to order. They didn't seem that friendly, a bit awkward I would say, but that could be because of the language barrier. A rather fast service I would say. Overall a nice and pleasant experience....