"Altkritik from 2012 2015 set here For a long time I wanted to test the “La Favola” according to the good reviews received here. Yesterday we had the opportunity to leave the A1 in Ron Wuppertalsdorf on the way back from Cologne and hungry. The “La Favola” is located very close to the overall school Ronsdorf in a sleek, inconspicuous corner house, through brightly illuminated windows we were able to create a well-filled guest room for Wednesday night. About 15 tables of which 5 were still free, but partly reserved, let us be afraid to wait, but we got another table assigned. The guest room is arranged angularly around the separated kitchen, the walls are held in bright yellow tones, slightly marbled, a gray granite-like tile as a floor, a wall behind the counter in chocolate-brown markko, another one with broken stones. The dark brown wooden tables nicely covered, cutlery, a small bread plate, plus salmon-colored fabric napkins, a small narrow flower vase and a tea light, which makes a pleasant impression. For this purpose, wooden chairs with mesh and seat cushions, which unfortunately proved to be quite uncomfortable. It is also a pity that the windows have lost the sprouts in an earlier renovation. Also the room lighting seemed inappropriate to us, on the one hand too bright, on the other hand modern luminaires would have better adapted to the ambience than the yellow glass luminaires used. (However, they will see many different things. 2 people worked in the service and handled them easily and confidently. We got the maps, in addition a leaf with daily dishes, which included three different fish dishes but also a deer dish, which already indicates fresh products. But we wanted to eat a little bit more and we were set on pizza. The main map clearly divides what we expected, one side with salads, soups and appetizers, one side with noodle dishes of € 6 9 and one side with pizzas of € 5 11 but also one side with meat dishes and fish. (including Scaloppina, Filet, Seezunge, Lachs and Gambas Prices from 12 to 25 €. Unusual, the menu bilingual, German and English. We chose an Insalata Mista 4,50 € with homedressing, a pizza with ruccola, parma hams, tomatoes, garlic and planned parmesan, explicitly noted on the map without cheese and tomato sauce, which of course was also to get as a “small pizza” 6 € and a pizza with sharp salami, parika, onions and corn 7,50 €, plus a bottle of pellegrino After picking up the order, we got some hot pizza rolls with a cup of herbal butter. The salad also didn't wait long, a neat portion of iceberg salad, with tomatoes, cucumbers and lots of curled radishes proved to be fresh and tasty with a cream dressing. The pizzas were then also brought directly after consumption of the salad, were abundant but without being overcharged. The ingredients were fresh, the parmesan cut beautifully thin. All right, maybe they could have been baked a little longer to get even more cherry. The final espresso € 1.80 were hot and with a very nice crema, much better it is not even in Italy, there were 2 packed waffle rolls. Conclusion: very good price performance ratio, the food really good, would irritate me during a further visit also the noodle dishes and the “higher” dishes. Unfortunately, the restaurant is a bit far away for us, but if I were to live nearby, it would certainly have the stuff to become my favourite. I decided to evaluate the overall impression here (not the individual areas according to the scheme of a kitchen trip. This review background is solved by a restaurant classification. This can apply to both a star place and a pizzeria or a snack. I think that's fair, every restaurant category will be fair, and I'd find it nice if other friends would join it and get this through for the overall impression here. Overall impression: 4 – happy again (1 – certainly not again, 2 – hardly again, 3 – if it results again, 4 – happy again, 5 – absolutely again"
