A quiet July evening. Kids at Grand parents. And an hour to have much expected great spaghetti!! The menu said garlic spaghetti slightly fried with fresh seafood 'légèrement relevé'. We got a bowl of spaghetti swimming in a waterly sauce that might have been piquant 2-3 hours before. A couple of crevettes and mussels holding the role of seafood. The service was average to below average. It has been a great disappointment as we were recommended the place. I know the region as I am born here and I am as well aware of the intensity of summer season however I clearly have noticed a sharp decrease in quality of both food and service. This comment does not concern only A Casetta however the place...
Strange pizzeria that offers unknown and certainly original pizzas, but unable to provide a simple Neapolitan. Truly copied, these pizzas are unfortunately not mellow, without olive oil and the filling is stacked in the center. We advise pizzaiolii to take a tour in Italy in the pizzerias Alice. We don't recommend it. Food: 1
the best pizzas on the west coast. without laughter, pizzas are very well garnished, and of very large size, the price is more than reasonable if we compare with the chains. in short you can go the eyes closed. I recommend!
pizzas are very well garnished, the products are fresh and nothing to say about the service, it is really my favorite pizzeria on the Sables-d'Olonne I recommend it to you without hesitation
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We've been taking all our pizza down for years. They are simply delicious the very nice boss and the one that serves us. Don't change anything you're on top.
This pizzeria has nothing to prove. As usual, it is excellent and there is nothing to say about quality and hospitality!
very good pizzy, fresh products, a casetta is a real institution on the olonnes region, go!
It's just a lot of food to take. disappointed that he is not open on Saturday noon
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friendly and smiling team! Pizzas are excellent. I recommend
Nice pizzeria, nice welcome. Huge and very good pizza.
