Purino Feilenhof Köln-porz

Steinstraße 58, 51143 Köln, Koeln, Germany

🛍 Pizza, Pasta, Italian, Noodles

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Telefon: +4921613048355

Adresse: Steinstraße 58, 51143 Köln, Koeln, Germany

By: Koeln

Retter: 35

Anmeldelser: 1154

Nettside: http://www.purino.de/

"The Feilenhof was really an engagement factory. Whether cakes were baked as transport containers at this time, as a potential delivery address is now far, is not delivered. Heut is baked there anyway. Pizza. It's not a sprinkler, pizza is really at every corner in Cologne. It is not necessary to shy its navigation through the countless circular traffics in Porz. For example, the purists have rushed to the concept at Purino and also offer noodles. Self-made, with and without gluten. And salads. And desserts. You know everything? Sounds like Vapi things?? It is served at the table! So Purino is a Vapi thing with service... The franchise is actually very similar, you should also call the same...


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drinks are not at the same time and not as ordered to come to the table, the appetizer lacked an ingredient, the brot was not fresh and the price was devastating for this part. the pizza was very thin, quickly cold and not recommended overall. the ambiente and the idea I find.

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Getränke sind nicht gleichzeitig und nicht wie bestellt an den Tisch gekommen, bei der Vorspeise fehlte eine Zutat, das Brot war nicht frisch und der Preis war deftig für diese Portion...die Pizza war sehr dünn belegt, schnell kalt und insgesamt nicht zu empfehlen..einziger Pluspunkt ist das meine Tochter kostenfrei essen konnte und das man die Vorspeise nach meiner Beschwerde von der Rechnung genommen hat. Schade, das Ambiente und die Idee find ich klasse....


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The service is simply underground. You have to wait very long until one of the ladies or gentlemen in the service is comfortable to place an order. When the food is served, it is lacking basic things, such as asking if something is missing. Even empty plates and glasses on the table do not lead to anyone dropping to ask if you want to drink something. It is also very loud in the former factory hall. The ambience does not invite you to return here! Overall a great waste of time and money! This restaurant is not worth a recommendation!


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The Feilenhof was really an engagement factory. Whether cakes were baked as transport containers at this time, as a potential delivery address is now far, is not delivered. Heut is baked there anyway. Pizza. It's not a sprinkler, pizza is really at every corner in Cologne. It is not necessary to shy its navigation through the countless circular traffics in Porz. For example, the purists have rushed to the concept at Purino and also offer noodles. Self-made, with and without gluten. And salads. And desserts. You know everything? Sounds like Vapi things?? It is served at the table! So Purino is a Vapi thing with service... The franchise is actually very similar, you should also call the same t...

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  • Pizza Fordyp deg i våre perfekt bakte pizzaer, laget med håndkastet deig, rik tomatsaus og en blanding av gourmetoster. Hver skive er full av friske toppinger som sikrer en deilig bit hver gang.
  • Pasta Nyt vårt utvalg av klassiske og moderne pastaretter, hver laget med ferske, kvalitetsingredienser og smakfulle sauser som fanger essensen av det italienske kjøkken i hver bit.
  • Italian Nyt de rike og mangfoldige smakene av Italia med vår meny, som tilbyr klassisk pasta, smakfulle risottoer og tradisjonelle kjøtt- og sjømatretter, alt laget med autentiske ingredienser og lidenskap. Buon appetito!
  • Noodles Nyt et utvalg av nudelretter, tilberedt til perfeksjon med autentiske smaker og rike, velsmakende buljonger. Fra krydret og syrlig til mild og duftende, våre nudeltilbud lover et herlig kulinarisk eventyr for enhver gane.

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