Vincenzo's - Prins Hendrikstraat 75

Name: Vincenzo's - Prins Hendrikstraat 75
Address: Prins Hendrikstraat 75, 2518 HL Den Haag, Netherlands, Den Haag, 2518, Netherland

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Vincenzo's

Address :	Prins Hendrikstraat 75, 2518 HL Den Haag, Netherlands
Phone :	📞 +777
Postal code :	2518
Website :	http://www.vincenzos.nl/
Categories :	Italian restaurant ,
City :	Den Haag

Prins Hendrikstraat 75, 2518 HL Den Haag, Netherlands

Best Italian restaurant in netherlands

M	Marios Karouzos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We were blown away but the food we had here. It felt very authentic. We tried one of the pizzas and the antipasti platter and the tiramisu. All were amazing and good quantity for the money. The service was very friendly and fast. We'd gladly come again!
A	Anna Trombetta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's honestly really hard to go wrong at Vincenzo's. Their pizzas range from "Hits the spot" familiarity to "That just blew my mind" deliciousness, and to top it off, they're all executed perfectly. Not a burned crust or soggy bottom in sight. My boyfriend and I come here whenever there's a special occasion to celebrate, because we like to indulge in the awesome wine they also serve. We once were given a bottle off-menu when we mentioned that nothing peaked our interest, and it was one of the best (white) wines we'd ever had. Definite must: Pizza Finnocheria - fennel salami with dollops of mascarpone (My mouth is watering now) The huge stone oven is also really cool to see, and the waiters are really laid back (sometimes to a fault, but the place is so small that they're easy to get the attention of.) Really cool vibe, and the sliding door to the bathroom is a nice feature. Reservations are practically a necessity, so make one!
T	T S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cuisine - Italian Food - Mostly Pizzas Positive part- Pizza was tasty Quality was good, Negative part supported with pictures- 1. Pizza arrived all distorted with topping floated out of pizza on box edge. 2. We got our pizza burned on edges, we literally had to remove the burned parts of pizza. Please take care of these things in future to not have unpleasant experience because pizzas were expensive.
C	Cassie Treacey on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really nice pizza and atmosphere. The service is a little bit slow, they definitely need more than one floor staff but the food and drink made up for it! Would definitely go again
R	Renate van Putt on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Traditional italian pizza in Zeeheldenkwartier: thin crust with high quality ingredients. Well balanced toppings. We ordered 4 pizza’s for delivery. The estimated time of delivery was on point and the food is definitely worth the wait! The extra artichokes on our ‘Vale 46’ pizza were baked perfectly. Will order again!
F	Fabienne Taube on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Excellent pizzas with thin crust straight out of the oven. Quick and friendly service in a cosy atmosphere. Highly recommend!
M	Marcela Rossi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A really cute restaurant with great service and delicious pizza. The prices are very reasonable and the deal of 2 espresso martinis for €10 was irresistible… so yummy!!
y	yilin lung on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Maybe it's because I had high hopes for this place seeing the overall reviews, but I was rather disillusioned with the quality of the food that I ordered (through Uber Eats). I had a Margherita pizza and tiramisu and was really excited to try them out. If you're an ultra thin pizza kind of person then this is the place to be. The pizza crust was springy, chewy, and was nicely charred all around with crispy edges. The topping was alright but nothing special. It consisted of tomato sauce, very thin (crisps-like) slices of melted mozzarella and some basil leaves. For that price (€10,50) it was a pretty good pizza. The real dealbreaker was the tiramisu that I was looking forward the most. Tiramisu is no joke to me and I take it very seriously. Wherever I see tiramisu on the menu I have to try it at all costs. So even though it cost €7,50 I was willing to lose an arm to have a taste of it. It did not deliver. Flavourwise it was nice, you could taste the coffee (espresso I think) and the liquor the moment you bite into it. But then the disappointment hits you as you realise that the entire thing consists of a layer of cake and the saddest meagre layer of cream. It was maybe 90% cake and 10% cream, if not less. Very underwhelming and for €7,50 I was actually offended by it. The cardboard bowl that it came in probably costs more to produce than that it costs to make the tiramisu. 3 stars for the pizza and -1 for the tiramisu.