La Trattoria

I haven't been there for some time and it has gotten worse in different ways. As for the food, the menu is quite similar: focused on pizzas and something pasta. First of all, note that the pizzas are smaller than before at the same price. Pros: They have a gluten-free dough option. Average price and quite tight, considering that they have reduced portions. If it's summer and a weekend you're lost: THEY DO NOT BOOK. If you don't arrive very early, they will put you on a list they have and you will have to wait much longer than the approximate time they can tell you. Finally we ate inside so we didn't have to wait for a place on the terrace which was very full. Located next to the main square, which makes parking significantly more difficult if you don't want to pay. THE WORST by far: most of the waiters are well-behaved young people except for one older lady whose treatment leaves a LOT to be desired. If it happens to you, know that bad forms are not personal. From what I've read he does it with all the diners. When he left the waters, he almost broke them from the blows he made. If you ask him something, he answers you reluctantly and in a bad way. We even witnessed how one of the foreign cooks they have spoke to him saying "learn to speak because I don't understand you". a pity In short... Place that doesn't stand out. It will not be etched in your memory as one of the best places to eat. The location in the center of Vic is correct and due to a social theme in this location, it is always full on weekends.

I hadn't been there in years. I had no particular memory of it. We went there to try pizza. I think they don't book - more or less understandable. Anyway, we called and despite not having a reservation, we were put on a waiting list. I didn't quite understand it. As for the pizzas, well. I think they have a gluten free option but no other changes (eg lactose free cheeses). Too thin and good, but small size. In our case, we ordered three for two people. As for the variety, there is plenty of it. As everywhere, few vegetarian options. Despite this, they allow changes of ingredients. Fair prices: pizzas generally between 10 and 15 euros I think. In addition, you can pay by card. In short, well, right. Nothing out of the world, but we will definitely be back.