Gusto Pizzeria Soylu Özcan

Great place to eat, very easy going and enjoyable atmosphere. The pizza was excellent, as was the beer!

Came here because of the good reviews and it was only a 5 minute walk or so from the hotel. Well worth the visit, very quiet on a winter Sunday night

Went here the other night as it was right across from our hotel and so glad we did! Had a really good pizza and the service was good also! Would recommend for sure.

we were the other night here when it was directly opposite our hotel and so glad that we did it! had a really good pizza and the service was also good! would certainly recommend it.

Very small family run restaurant. Excellent food especially Pizza and Pasta. Price is very reasonable. Not in tourist location. It is just opposite to Nala Hotel. Excellent service. Good Vegetariern option. Even not in menu the owner make it based on request.

Came here as it was across the road from Hotel Nala where we were staying. It was too cold to walk anywhere else. It's a family run place and they're lovely. Food was really good as were the prices. Good enough that we went back...again. Just one suggestion- a menu in English would be helpful.

my man and I were in the nala hotel. we have an evening for pizza hunger and gusto was right on the road. our server (can be woman of the owner? not spoken English, but we could order what we wanted without problems. we have a delicious pizza from the crust. the pfefferoni was different and tasty than what we are used in the states. large pizza, beer and taste.

I don't usually cry, but this visit deserves a bad rating. good pizza, but they cheat you for your money. we have ordered a pizza to share a quick bite. we received a plate with many small discs each. when I paid, they charged us for two pizzas and no reception. later I also realized that he did not give us the right change (only 1 euro, but still). I wouldn't recommend this place unless they don't mind being angry. Unfortunately, these are the species of Italians who give italians a bad name.

I was told that gusto is the best pizzeria in innsbruck, and while it is the only one I had eaten during my stay, I am inclined to vote. it is obvious that gusto attracts a lot of masters from the neighbourhood and why not, because at least the pizzas are just great. I had their version of capricciosa, very in Italian style, although without the Sardinian (which fits me well), and it was one of the better pizzas I encountered during my travel. the service was friendly, and although obviously they are not strong with English here, we just understood well. I actually wanted to come back for a second aid, but the restaurant was closed for a private event in this night. maybe next time!