Location: Coburg
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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Coburg. At the top of Bavaria and dating back to at least the 11th century, Coburg sat undiscovered by many late 20th century tourists, surrounded as it was on three sides by the former East Germany. The town’s main attraction, impossible to miss since it overlooks the town, is the 13th century Veste Coburg Castle, one of Germany’s largest and most beautiful. Sometimes called the Franconian Crown, today it’s home to three museums. Reformer Martin Luther, then an outlaw, spent five months here in 1530.
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6. Da Mario
Reviewed By Ker65
Hier gehe ich nun seit 2 Jahrzehnten gerne hin, wenn ich etwas italienisches in Coburg suche. Die Spagetti a la Chef sind schon das Standardgericht, aber die Pizza macht schwer Konkurenz. Der Teig ist einmalig luftig cross, da bin ich stets traurig, wenn sich das Essen dem Ende zuneigt. Die Inhaberin kümmert sich persönlich mit Herzblut um die Gäste, wie man es von "la Mama" kennt.
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5. Pizzeria Milano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Sbd1972
Hm.... Kulinarische Hoechstleistung ist hier nicht zu erwarten! Es gefaellt mir nicht, wenn ich in einem Lokal Fertigprodukte bekomme! Suppen essen Sie bitte Nicht! Pizza und Nudel, fragwuerdig wie weit hier gekauft wird und was wirklich gekocht wurde? Service sehr nett! Lokal sehr duster und muesste dringend renoviert werden. Alles in allem erinnerte mich alles an die 1980 Jahre, da war Essen und Einrichtung wohl Top!
4. Cafe Filou
Reviewed By B8062UOdavidr
It is a Bistro-style place, with dark wooden interior.They got outside seating during summer times and a winter garden throughout all year.Food was surprisingly good (especially the Pizza).Prices are average for Coburg and decent for the quality of food.Location is rather remote but within walking distance to the city center and the train station. However, there is not so much around in case you think about bar hopping.Service, mostly by students, was good. But it was on a Tuesday with the place being not packed!
3. Maccaroni
Overall Ratings
3 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By SteveGoldgap
Maccaroni was one of these large and strange decorated restaurants. My expectation was not too high BUT Service was fast and very friendly. I had one of the better pizzas in my life and an outstanding red. Good starters and enough choice. Not a gourmet place but very good "standard food".
2. Mama Mia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Patricia_CH3827RW
Great atmosphere, authentic Italian pizza and the place is clean!!! Prices were great and the portions were good. Staff was friendly and they spoke English and Italian- BONUS since I don't speak any German. Had some awesome pizza- best I've ever had. Will definitely return if I am ever in Coburg again!!
1. Dal Passatore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By susanmccallum
We never expected to find such wonderful Italian cuisine in the small Bavarian city of Coburg. I saw a sign pointing to it at the corner of the famous Apothek on the main square and decided to investigate. You could easily miss it, so standing in the town square, face the centuries old Apothek and go down the street to the right of it. Dal Passacore is on the left-hand side.It's a small restaurant with take-out also available. From the long menu we ordered Antipasto Rustico which turned out to be roasted vegetables and other vegetarian goodies. Just delicious as a starter. I followed with Scaloppina al Limone and the veal was good and a good-sized portion but good, not great. My husband had the Calamari al Pomodoro with pasta but he found the calamari to soft and mushy for his taste and left it. For dessert, we shared a Tartufo that melted in our mouths! Fantastic! The total with 2 glasses of wine and water was 55.50 euros.Despite the disappointment with the calamari, we thought the rest of the meal so good that we went back the following night. They were surprised to see us, particularly since my husband had left so much of his main course. The second night we we shared an Insalata Mista and a Pizza Capricciosa. Both were wonderful. And of course we had to have the Tartufo again. With two glasses of wine and a bottle of water, the total came to under 29 euros. Staff is friendly and efficient. A nice neighborhood restaurant and there were clearly regulars. I'd go weekly if I had this restaurant near me!
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