Italian Dining Natura

To a certain extent, the restaurant was within my expectations. ~[Food]~ ★☆☆☆☆ - The price and quality were poorly balanced. It felt like a tourist spot. - The menu was small, so there was no fun in choosing...disappointing. - Pizza dough is difficult to control, so rather than maintaining consistent quality in pie crust, they made it into a pizza-like pie crust. - It was very oily, so the flavor was bland, and I think that's because the bottom wasn't cooked through. - The whitebait and broccoli spaghetti... I was hoping for a little bit of pesto, but there was none. I didn't think much of it until the third bite, but after that, it became so monotonous that it just became a way to fill my stomach. ~[Service]~ ★☆☆☆☆ - I arrived, but they didn't notice, so I went inside and asked, "Can I come in?" - Once I decided what to order, they would call the bell. I pressed it, but no one came. - Maybe it's peak season? I find myself thinking unnecessary things like that. - Is it an old-fashioned rule that the kitchen staff stay in the kitchen? The restaurant's business style lacks unity. ● Is that the commercial freezer next to the terrace seating? The red cloth draped over the table was extremely dirty, and the smell of a chicken coop permeated the area. Maybe it's just because it's raining or there are sparrows wandering around...? It ruined my precious mealtime. -Overall Review- In a nutshell, it's a disappointing restaurant. ●→This needs to be improved immediately. The rest is a matter of balance. -No dishes stand out or stand out. -Making a profit from drinks and side dishes is a good business strategy, but the menu seems a bit excessive. Is it because the rent is high? -The service and food are mediocre. ・I'm sure it gets busy at busy times, such as concerts, events, and on weekends, but most people would probably think, "I won't be coming back!" I searched online and had high hopes when I went, but I regret and regret not reading other people's reviews.

I often go here when there's a live show at Osaka-jo Hall. I don't know what it's like normally, but during events there's a constant stream of customers coming and going, and even when it's busy, I get the impression that they try to serve customers as courteously as possible. All of the food is good, and the pizza in particular is very tasty, with the flaky pastry. The quiche I had outside of lunch was also memorable. The prices are reasonable for lunch, and I'm happy to be able to enjoy such flavor at this price. However, during events, perhaps due to the crowds, food service can feel a little slow, and in the past I've left without my final drink having arrived. Still, overall it's a satisfying restaurant, and I would recommend it for a pre-show meal.

We were hungry and it was a super late lunch close to 5pm. Pizza is great. Like a pastry base.

The kid insisted on eating pasta, and there was hair in the food. The pasta and pizza were not tasty. Adults were required to buy wine. It was a bad dining experience.