We visited Pizzeria Da Bruno on a very hot February day (37°C), and unfortunately, the lack of air conditioning made the experience quite uncomfortable. The service was poor; our group of nine received very little attention after being seated. It took 30 minutes for our drinks to arrive, including three soft drinks, and we had to repeatedly remind the staff about our orders. The food service was slow as well—pizzas came out first, but the pasta dishes took 45–60 minutes, with one arriving cold and having to be sent back. The gnocchi was overcooked and didn’t seem worth the price. I would only recommend the pizzas, not the pastas. Other diners appeared to be waiting over two hours for their m...
