Casa Vittoria (Puerta de Tierra) — Restaurant in Campeche

The food is ok but it's not authentic Italian, they don't have a huge selection of pasta on the menu, the main draw is the pizza. The service is terrible, we decided to move inside as it was too hot to sit in the courtyard, this seemed to throw the waitress completely off and she ended up leaving our garlic bread on the side for 10 minutes before she suddenly remembered, at which point she also remembered to take our drinks order to the bar. I started to feel really unwell during the meal (not related to here, the onset was too sudden) so we quickly asked for the bill and the rest of the pizza to go, she brought the bill but we never received our pizza back, not sure if they threw it away by accident. We waited for ten minutes and none of the staff appeared (except for this one lady who was just swanning around talking loudly on her phone for most of our meal - possibly the boss, but she did not give off welcoming vibes at all) so we gave up and left. Bizarre experience, I wouldn't really...

We had noticed this lovely spot after dinner and said we would be back the next night. Our waiter remembered us and was glad we came back. The only sad part was they had sold out of the burrata but it didnt matter because the chimichurri and chorizo pizza was excellent. We shared a single pizza as we had eaten a pretty hearty lunch. The little back patio was lovely and quite romantic. We had a really nice time and would highly recommend this gem in the Centro Historical Zone. Prices were very...

Food is definitely above average and the staff is friendly. Prices are bit high but still fair. The dip del Campo was very good. The patatoes where a bit tasteless. The burrata was great! But way to much cheese on the pizza. Also it's a bit of a guess how big the pizza comes out. We ought to be it a bit small. They did hit the jackpot with the manzana calzone postre! Service was very good! Overall think some room for improvement but you won't regret...