Primavera Italian Restaurant

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 52 months ago

  Settled in the small narrow slope, Primavera has finely recreated the scene of a dreamy Italian owned restaurant. The concept and decoration are perfectly designed to give you this cozy and relaxed atmosphere of the Southern Europe in the middle of Da Lat. All the dishes were satisfyingly delicious and well seasoned. The portions were adequate, for such gastronomic quality, the prices were reasonable. All the staffs were more than welcome and attentive, the space itself was picturesque. Expected nothing when we first stepped in yet left with a full happy belly and unforgettable time 💚

• ★ 56 months ago

  Amazing pizza, loved it. The crust was insanely good. Followed that up with a pasta and tiramisu. All great. House red wine is good too. Service was a little unfriendly, unusual for Vietnam. Seating on the balcony was lovely. The black gloves were weird and don't add to hygiene, actually made me feel that hygiene was poorer. Washing hands is better. It's such a luxury to have the occasional good pizza in Vietnam. Thank you.

• ★ 5Edited 5 months ago

  Naturally we had to try this place due to all the hype. Motorcycle parking seemed a bit spotty but we found our way there. We got the margarita pizza, quinoa avocado salad, penne vodka pasta, salmon gnocchi, & the regular spaghetti. We truly feasted and it was good price for everything. If I’m looking for good Italian I’d come back. The atmosphere is cozy and truly makes me feel like I’m in Italy.

• ★ 5Edited 4 months ago

  Amazing!! When walking inside or tasting the food, you would not be able to tell you were still in Vietnam and not in Italy. Food was really amazing and the red house wine was great too. 10/10 would recommend! Prices are bit higher , but that’s understandable.

• ★ 52 weeks ago

  If you are looking for an authentic culinary escape amidst the chilly highlands of Da Lat, this charming Italian gem is an absolute must-visit. ​The Ambience: The restaurant instantly wraps you in a vibrant, joyful, and welcoming atmosphere. It is the perfect cozy retreat to unwind after a day of exploring the city. ​The Cuisine: Every dish served is a culinary triumph—rich, bursting with authentic flavors, and meticulously prepared. ​The Highlight: Beyond the incredible menu, it’s the genuine hospitality that truly sets this place apart. The owner treated us to two complimentary slices of Tiramisu that were, without a doubt, absolutely divine. ​A flawless 5-star experience from start to finish. Highly recommended for anyone tracking down the best eats in Da Lat! Toan Nguyen Travel Blogger

• ★ 33 months ago

  Closer to a 3 than 2, but much closer to a 2.5 than a 3, overall. The space is cute but not a standout imho and the service wasnt bad as another reviewer mentions, but I can also see why they said it wasnt good. Our server wasnt unfriendly, he was wasnt what youd call friendly 4-Cheese Pizza - 7.8/10 - the pizza was good overall. The crust was very good. What held it back in my book though is that while some bites were delicious, some bites were super salty. Despite that, the pizza single handedly adds a star and a half to the overall review. Ravioli - 6.2/10 - the pasta itself was good but the dish was not. The flavor profile of the sauce is nice, but it needed to be thicker imho… To make things worse, when you cut into the the ravioli, water/broth (?) spills out like a Xiao Long Bao, further thinning down an already-watery sauce. ‘Twas actually just kinda bland by the end. Bruschetta - 1.2/10 - this was so salty I’m convinced the cook used a tbsp measuring spoon when the recipe called for a tsp or something. It was so overwhelmingly and unbearably salty that we could not taste the tomatoes at all. We left most of it uneaten. Overall I see how the right items would be better; but for what we ordered, I was highly disappointed.

• ★ 37 months ago

  Here is a clear, natural English version with a straightforward, review-style tone: Primavera is an Italian restaurant located in central Đà Lạt. It is tucked away in a small alley, and even from the exterior, it has a pleasant, inviting atmosphere. Upon entering, there is a small retail area selling pasta products. The dine-in area is on the second floor. The tomato-based pizza with Parma ham, the bolognese lasagna, and the salad with fresh Đà Lạt vegetables and smoked salmon were all very good. The beef steak, however, did not feel necessary to order. For dessert, the tiramisu was light and fluffy and quite good. The affogato, on the other hand, had a herbal element mixed into the vanilla ice cream, which was not to my taste.

• ★ 12 months ago

  i visited here today recommended by my local friends in Ho Chi minh city. Foods, and the service from male servers were all excellent and satisfied but the attitude of female manager when making payment at the counter ruined everything. I paid with a credit card, but it seemed to me that I didn't like it because I paid with a credit card instead of cash. i read some other reviews afterwards and it seems there was a "misunderstanding". Having consistent misunderstanding and same reviews seems not a misunderstanding.