Pizzeria Mama Mia - Holdorf

On Tuesday again on the return journey from a professional appointment in Meck Pomm. Shortly before Holdorf, my tank indicator came back in the car. So once again like so often (for the first time also more often without having to refuel, drive Holdorf. Of course not the Autohof but a few hundred meters further the town of Holdorf (Rtg. Holdorf and after about 300m on 1. Circle traffic right and then just follow the road course. We had just after 17:00, so the car first got some petrol on the tank. Then we went to the Rewe market to buy some more fruit for the evening. Then it had to be a traditional ice cream on the hand at the ice cream cafe Venezia, where you can also sit beautifully outside. So the car parked a few meters further on the big net parking and off to the ice cream cafe. Now after the ice came really hungry. What now, again in the Pizzeria Rialto about 3 houses further Rtg. Car or ?? ..something not because I had just spit back there 10 days ago. A house further (the last in front of the net parking is the Pizzeria Mama Mia and since 2015 also the Indian restaurant Saini ́s. On the side front of the house a large sign laughed at me with the long day offers. Tuesdays: All pasta dishes and runs with pizza rolls and herbal butter 5,00€. Since we had Tuesday, maybe a lucky handle for me to try this place. In the entrance area there are two entrance doors next to each other. On the right hand side, a menu of the Indian restaurant, which also has a beer garden in the yard, depends in the showcase. There are mainly Indian dishes, but on the left there are also few salads, pizzas and pasta dishes, where the pasta dishes (e.g. Spaghetti Bolognese, which come from the same kitchen, are sometimes 2.90€ expensive there than in the Mama Mia menu. I first looked through the left door but somehow there wasn't much to see. So it pulled me through the right door to the restaurant. There it is very nice and modern furnished, the tables are nicely covered (Ambiente here well 3.5 to 4 stars, for feeling well. On the left is the beverage counter and the passage to the kitchen. From there came an Indian gentleman who welcomed me nicely. I spoke to him for the long-term offer from the side facade, whether this would still be valid, but what he said next door. So back out and across the door. Here I am now in the Pizzeria Mama Mia, that restaurant next door is now called Indian restaurant Saini`s until the summer it was called Pizzeria Mama Mia. The Pizzeria Mama Mia now only consists of the quite clear pick-up area Take away with some food options (about 10 seats and the delivery service. The owner and the kitchen area behind it are identical for both locations. On the left in the corner there is a beverage refrigerator, next to it and opposite to the entry door there are two elongated counters with 3 stools in front of each other and two wooden high tables with identical seating. In the middle of the passage to the kitchen there is a small simple counter. Here it was also very clean but from the ambience you can get the highest generous 2 stars forgive heavenly differences to the restaurant area next door. Here are the Mama Mia menus and the Indian Saini ́s menus. The Mama Mia menu in Din A4 size with a total of 4 pages, leads 18 salads, 81 different pizzas in each small, medium or large, 12 Rollo variants, 13 Baguett variants, 9 Gyros dishes, 7 Kebab dishes, 5 Turkish pizzas, 26 pork schnitzel variants, 8 Flesich dishes, 9 different chickens Schnitzel dishes, 9 different turkey dishes, 45 different potatoes Puh, what a variety and then this tasty food concept if that's good? I ordered 1x spaghetti Arrabiata for 6,50€ from the map, but as the Italian classic with Rigatoni instead of spaghetti and without olives. I was allowed to take the drink out of the fridge. 1 well cooled can Coca Cola, which was later calculated at 1.50€. No, a glass was not offered to me and later my pizza rolls and my pasta were given at the same time to the counter (the cutlery and the serving must be taken at the counter itself, so there is self service and the service is out of the review I don't want to rate myself : . After a pleasant waiting period, I got a basket with 5 hot fresh with really delicious pizza rolls pizza rolls with herbal butter and a pot with quite neat herbal butter (cost lt. Menu otherwise 2. € and at the same time the plate with my Pasta Rigatoni al Arrabiata served at the counter and wished me good appetite. After that, he disappeared in the kitchen. In the meantime, more and more younger pickups came to this pizzeria pickup area or even younger people to order pizza pasta there. Furthermore, regular telephone calls were also received for the delivery service. The pasta was beautiful al dente, very hot, the tomato sauce was tidy and quite tasty. The not really sharp peperonis were here clearly opposite the paprika in the overnumber so ca. 90 to 10 the denomination 50 to 50 would have been more beautiful. Furthermore, there was also plenty of knobi (with so much knobi and with paprika I did not really know all Arrabiata yet. Despite an Indian cook and since all Arrabiata is a sharper pasta dish, I was somewhat disappointed by the lack of sharpness. The pasta was still worth a good 3.0 stars today, with the fresh pizza rolls tastefully the highlight and so just 3.0 stars for the dishes. Afterwards I was named € 5 for the Pasta daily offer and € 1.50 for the drink (without proof, i.e. a total of € 6.50, which then disappeared in a waiter's wallet. I've been kindly adopted. Conclusion: The menu is far too extensive to me personally. The pasta and pizza rolls have kept me better than expected. In order to eat something on the fast on your journey, not the worst alternative, especially on the right day of the day of the day of the offer, where the PLV fits at the normal prices, but also in another pizzeria you can eat your food comfortably with a table and drinks in glasses. In the Indian restaurant part you will definitely sit excellent and of course also served at the table. If it happens again on a Tuesday for a plate of pasta, why not.