La Cena - Marly

Very nice restaurant, fast cooking, friendly service, large wine selection, cozy atmosphere, all precautions against covid are strictly followed

Hervorragende Bruschetta, gefolgt von Penne Aurora (Penne mit Scampi). Gut zubereitet und sehr lecker. Dazu ein Rotwein. Gemütliches Ambiente und viel los. Empfehlenswert. Perfekt zum Essen, wenn man im benachbarten Hotel Grand Pre übernachtet.

Kleines und einladendes Restaurant in Marly. Eine wunderbare Entdeckung, die den Aufenthalt in Marly besonders macht. Von außen würde man es nicht vermuten, aber sobald man hineingeht, spürt man die Atmosphäre und die Düfte Italiens. Ein herzlicher Empfang von Crina und ein angenehmer Service mit persönlicher Beratung. Die wirklich köstlichen heiligen Pizzen (kein Foto, weil sie zu schnell gegessen wurden!!). Die Pasta ist al dente und das Fleisch ist perfekt zubereitet. Die Desserts sind hausgemacht und man schmeckt die Qualität der Zutaten. Die Panna Cotta ist hausgemacht und cremig. Die Präsentation der Gerichte ist ordentlich. Eine angenehme Atmosphäre und ein Restaurant, das man unbedingt besuchen sollte. Absolut empfehlenswert!

"Große Auswahl an glutenfreier Pizza. Sehr empfehlenswert."

Oh little I knew before ordering the 'café glacé ' as a dessert. But first things first. La Cena is an Italian restaurant in Marly, a 14 minute bus ride away from Fribourg train station. The first impression after being seated: casual, welcoming, not crowded nor empty, very relaxed atmosphere. Perfect to spend a nice evening. Since it 's autumn, I opted for 'la chasse ', wild duck to be more precise and fagottini to start. Both dishes were delicious and highly recommended. All of this combined with a bottle of devilish Pinot Noir called Lucifer. But after all the good food there was still this temptation... for that little extra. Tiramisu... or café glacé... hmm tiramisu... maybe.. no, let 's keep that for next time. By the way, thanks to the friendly waitress to be so patient while I was going through my lengthy decision process. But hey, café glacé it was... but the little extra turned out to be a very big extra. Oh, generous they are, and struggling I was... but I succeeded in eating it all...mmm. I even found some space left for a limoncello... or two. Overall, a very pleasant experience. So if you 're in the neighborhood of Fribourg/Marly and want to have some tasty food in a casual setting: La Cena is definitely worth a visit. Update: Ok, I really had to try the tiramisu. So I went back. Obviously, not just to eat a dessert but also to try another dish. This time I opted for a piece of Pumba (a.k.a. 'sanglier ' or a wild well, not so wild anymore once served on a plate p|g) and risotto as a starter. As expected, both dishes were really good. Although I personally preferred the wild duck which I had last time. Regardless, I don 't think you can make any bad choices when it comes to 'la chasse '. But back to that tiramisu... well, for sure it 's less of a challenge compared to the huge café glacé. Even better, I think I need to stop claiming that I don 't like tiramisu 'tout court '. The chef of la Cena has proven that I actually do like it... I just wished it had the same size of the café glacé because... it 's delicious! Update 14.02.2023: The food at La Cena is consistently good, tasty, original Also for special menus like the one on Valentine’s day. Already looking forward to the next visit.