Caffetteria Dantesca

some decent vegan options a gnocchi, a burger and a broccoli crumble. they understand vegan. bit expensive and not too many options, but beautiful location and decent enough.

a great atmosphere, clearly marked vegan options. tried the beetroot gnocchi and ribollita, which was one of the dishes of the day. both were delicious and the staff were all super nice and friendly.

a beautiful and cozy place with friendly staff. Vegan Options marked clearly on the menu. for main courses I could choose a vegan zucchini walnut crumb or a risotto. I had the first and it was very decent. Ver carta

A lovely place just off the main roads however we fast learnt that this is where to find local food at good prices away from the more tourist locations. Friendly staff and tasty food, portion sizes were slightly smaller than anticipated but still very good. I recommend a side dish if you have a larger appetite.

Good food, especially Caprese. It was served with Burrata, which I love and it was probably the best I’ve ever tried… The wine was absolutely great! But the pasta was a little overpriced… Waiters are totally nice and friendly. Regardless the fact that it took them a little too long to bring the meal and the bill afterwards, we left with a pleasant impression of the place.

it is located in a beautiful part of pisa and the staff are very friendly. some vegan options such as pizza, risotto, hearty crumbs, burger paste and a sweet crumb. the couscous Burger patents were delicious, but I did not read like the risotto, as it was very rocket heavy. it is one of the better options for vegans who visit the opposite, because everything is clearly marked. Ver carta

This lovely sidewalk restaurant did not disappoint with its food and ambiance. My husband and I enjoyed the chill music and relaxed atmosphere. The Insalata „Beatrice“ (salad with melon, mozzarella and mint) was delicious, as was the Ravioli with Spinach and Ricotta, Polpo with Patata Crema, and Beetroot Gnocchi. My son‘s Pizza Margherita was also very good. The tiramisu was different from what we expected served in a glass jar instead of as a square piece but very yummy nonetheless! Our service from Erica was fantastic patient (with our extremely minimal Italian) and very friendly. Would highly recommend for a nice quiet dinner.

Horrible experience. We checked the menu after finding the place on HappyCow but walked away. Couldn't find food elsewhere so returned to get horrible service and even worse food. We tried some stuffed tomatoes. The rice was hard and the price was high. Bread too dry to eat. We also tried a fennel salad, dry and not tasty at all. The place was near empty but we still waited the best part of an hour for the rest of our food, at which point the waitress came to tell us they were out of potatoes (the only dish we thought might be nice). No one else had had potatoes served while we were there, perhaps they could have told us sooner. We cancelled the rest of the meal and got out of there, still s...

A great cosy place away from the tower crowds, tastefully decorated, and in a beautiful square. We sat outside and it began to get a bit chilly in November, so they turned on the heat lamps. We had a simple pasta and the day's special which to our delight turned out to be something we've never had before, slow-cooked tripe in an earthen pot with tomato, garlic and some herbs, delish. The owner's daughter that served us was probably thirteen, very nice, quick and knowledgeable, so that added to the fine evening. the place is not expensive at all for such a setting in Pisa, maybe the drinks are a bit on the high side, but that's a common thread on all Italian restaurants, don't expect to find... Ver carta