Ristorante Olio&Pomodoro — Restaurant in Warsaw

If I was 8 years old and my parents were taking me to this restaurant, I would be excited. I would arrive and get a fancy~ pasta- and think it's really cool. Next day at school I would tell everyone about the expensive Italian place I went to!

This sounds great, but I am an adult- and as an adult I can tell the difference between Italian food and Olive Garden. This place is American Olive Garden disguised as a quaint little Italian restaurant. The menu is insulting, the food that arrives is disappointing, and the feeling of being tricked is overwhelming. I'll admit when I've been bested; I am a fool to not have seen the Olive Garden-equse vibes emanating from this business. I had no business even being there; paying 28 bucks for the saddest bruschetta with lazily diced salted tomatoes on a slice of toast- ya got me! Oh did I ever...

Pizza (take away experience) was not good, to say the least. I would not recommend it. It is my impression that even a supermarket frozen pizza would have more substance on the top, and would taste better rather than this one. I ordered Quattro formage and Bolognese pizzas, both had extremely thin layer of products 😭

The waiter just accepted the payment and wouldn't notify when the pizza is ready.

Take away boxes would not be put a bag, there were no suggestions how to carry it ...

I cannot recommend this place in terms of pizza. And I will never go back. Very...

We went there encouraged by opinions of a place serving true Italian food. It's OK, but honestly there is no difference in taste to regular Italian food served in Warsaw. Prices on the other hand are defenitely Warsaw center restaurant like. Additionally, not so sure if real Italian place would serve Hawaii pizza, no matter how much customers loved it. :) We took focaccia with mozzarella, ravioli tartufo and in a cuban way plus pasta with spinach and gorgonzola. For dessert: tiramisu and salted caramel cream. Big advantage was our waitress - super nice...