Pizza Prima
| 68 Avenue Gambetta, Paris |
5 priser
8.80/10.00 |
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+33 1 40 31 23 28 |
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Marius Trancart-Ragot (07.11.2017 00:37)
Toujours satisfait à chaque fois que j'y vais. On y mange merveilleusement bien et le personnel est très aimable.
Je recommande ce restaurant.
Toujours satisfait à chaque fois que j'y vais. On y mange merveilleusement bien et le personnel est très aimable.
Je recommande ce restaurant.
Geoffrey Antoine (05.11.2017 00:35)
Très bon restaurant italien. Les plats sont tous excellents. Les patrons et serveurs sont tous très sympathiques et accueillants.
Très bon restaurant italien. Les plats sont tous excellents. Les patrons et serveurs sont tous très sympathiques et accueillants.
TIBILLY ZULU (24.10.2017 21:18)
Très bon restaurant.
il ne manque plus que les mandolines et je me crois en Italie.
En plus le patron et vraiment sympathique et chaleureux.
On retrouve la la bonne cuisine italienne comme on aime. Forza Italia
Très bon restaurant.
il ne manque plus que les mandolines et je me crois en Italie.
En plus le patron et vraiment sympathique et chaleureux.
On retrouve la la bonne cuisine italienne comme on aime. Forza Italia
Sergio Leganes (26.08.2016 01:37)
Fat and expensive pizzas, far from being authentic italian ones.
Fat and expensive pizzas, far from being authentic italian ones.
Hayley Mahaney (24.09.2015 17:45)
This place was great! Our waitress was very friendly (and patient with my terrible French). My pasta was just perfect, and the liégeois was by far the best I've tried in Paris (and I had one at every restaurant I visited, hehe).
The atmosphere is casual and friendly, and it was nice to see real locals out having dinner and enjoying themselves - rather than the super tourist-y vibe I got further downtown.
Also, I could have sworn I heard the french version of Pearl Jam (whoever that might be..) playing in the background.
Bonus points.
This place was great! Our waitress was very friendly (and patient with my terrible French). My pasta was just perfect, and the liégeois was by far the best I've tried in Paris (and I had one at every restaurant I visited, hehe).
The atmosphere is casual and friendly, and it was nice to see real locals out having dinner and enjoying themselves - rather than the super tourist-y vibe I got further downtown.
Also, I could have sworn I heard the french version of Pearl Jam (whoever that might be..) playing in the background.
Bonus points.
