Casa Mia

I remember the old pizzeria. The taste I long for. Unfortunately, apart from the name, very little remains. Sour soup and salad. The rest is bad. Tasteless. There is no trace of the quality of the former owners of this once-cult Poznań pizzeria. Such a pity. It would be enough to add blanched mushrooms, a bit of salt, and better quality ham to the Mafia. Is that too much?

Great pizzeria, we ordered the takeout Pizza Hugo with anchovies, pineapple, garlic, onion, blue cheese, and arugula. Wonderful and original combination. We also had Parma and Amaretto shrimp. Nothing to complain about. Nice service and delicious cabbage salads for free. I recommend it.

What I will remember from my visit to this pizzeria is the smell on my clothes: burnt dough. The pizza itself is okay but not spectacular. The dough has no taste; it probably hasn't been seen by a chef, just a machine. I don't want to be unfair, but I would rather pay a bit more for a different level of meal. If someone wants to eat quickly here, they might be tempted. But if someone has time, there are definitely better places.

My very good review was not added, and unfortunately, we ordered a few times since then. Pizza - some excellent, some inedible. In one delivery, margherita, pescatore, and tuna were very good, while the pizza mafia and the one with ham were so unbelievably greasy and slimy from oil that none of the 4 people could eat it. It was the 2nd time in my life I couldn't eat pizza as it was so greasy and wet...

In my opinion, the best pizza in Poznań. The dough is like in a real Italian pizzeria. The place has been around for over 32 years and has held its ground since I remember. Other dishes are also very appetizing. Overall, one of the best restaurants in Poznań and not in the center, which is a plus for me. Atomica is the best!

Enticed by the good reviews online, I tried the spaghetti bolognese. I do not regret it! Perfectly seasoned, the portion was huge, enough for me and my daughter, with whom I was staying at a nearby hospital.nI definitely recommend going to Casa Mia instead of dining in the hospital buffet.

The crust is good, the sauce is okay, but unfortunately, the cheese mix was mediocre for me. I remember this place from 20 years ago. If it doesn't disappear from the map, who knows, maybe in 20 years I'll come back here again.

I've been coming to this cozy little place since the 90s; I have my favorite dish, and that's what brings me back. Today again, although only for onion soup but I want to add that last summer we were here with my wife, and I accidentally left my glasses without even knowing it. Today, when paying, they returned my lost glasses. Huge respect to that gentleman

Honestly, I don't know where to start. Perhaps I’ll begin with the fact that when I entered the venue, aside from me, there were three other people who had already placed their orders, and despite that, I waited 15 minutes to be able to place an order. I waited 40 minutes for my actual order? In short, it was a disaster. I don't blame the waitress, who seems to be working 5 other jobs, but still, she could put in a bit more effort or change jobs. The food, to put it mildly, was inedible. Baked potatoes—yes, that's what it says on the menu—were actually old mashed potatoes on top that were so burnt they could only be called charcoal, meant to guarantee digestive problems after that 'food.' Red rice was just a name; it was really overcooked rice colored with concentrate. The side dishes made no sense; curd in lettuce, orange melon with chives—I have no idea what the author meant. Although, by the way, the curd was the tastiest part of all. Every piece of meat was seasoned with a ready-made spice mix and tasted equally disgusting. The microwave was running the whole time. It was a big mistake to try the dishes. The prices for the quality were horrendous. In short, a catastrophe. I regret not trying the pizza; the pizza guy was probably the only person there who knew what he was doing. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this should be punished. Disgusting food, taking pizza from guests' plates because the orders were mixed up (that’s not a joke, I witnessed the situation of taking food from a plate right in front of guests—it was like a not-so-funny movie. I definitely do NOT recommend it.

The bartender, waitress, and cashier are all in one; I pity the guy making pizza who is cleaning up quickly, but in the meantime, he serves tea and helps the waitress. Pork tenderloin, chicken, potatoes, rice—all taste the same. I do not recommend !!!!!