Restaurant Tuscolo elicits mixed feedback, with pizza often praised as amazing and tiramisu noted as memorable, while overall dining experiences range from very good to not ideal due to service quality and value. Food is generally described as good to excellent, but waits for pasta can be lengthy and portions can vary even when served at the same time, raising questions about price. Service can be slow or disengaged on some visits, though other experiences highlight attentive staff and a pleasant atmosphere with indoor or balcony seating and a downtown price range that is respectable; a solid wine selection from France and Italy is also mentioned. Overall the reviews emphasize standout flavors and a memorable pizza, but inconsistent service and value balance influence whether the visit feels worth it, leaving some patrons eager to return and others unsure.
The atmosphere is really nice. It's dimly lit but they give you a small lamp to eat. The chairs had something on them, but didn't bother me much compared to the overall atmosphere. When it comes to the food their pizzas are good but that should be expected since it's a pizzeria. However we also ordered a carbonara & saying it was bad would be an understatement. The worst part is the service. The initial interaction was definitely my fault as I didn't properly respond to the greeting however the rest of the time was simply a mess. They obviously weren't communicating with each other as 2 separate people asked for my order even if I already ordered. & during the whole meal although it was obvious that some of the staff was free, we didn't get a single water refill & we had to ask for one ourselves.
We reserved for 17h45 so quite early, on the Valentine's day, the place was empty but from 19h it was full ! The food was really really good, we hot the carbonara & the mushroom ravioli, & it was delicious & copius. The music was maybe not really matching the vibe of an italian restaurant. Otherwise woukd recommend for the quantity anf quality of a good italian restaurant!
