Viva Lasagna is the place to go if you are craving any type of lasagna, big, small, veggie, chicken, they have everything. Right next to Altitude 100 in the north of Forest, you can find this small new business that sells takeaway lasagnas for a variety of tastes.
Their small rolls are a great bite on the go and their spacial lasagna varieties are to die for! I especially love their chicken lasagna because it takes away a little bit from the heavy pasta dish but still fulfills all of your carb cravings. :) They have a small area to sit if you want to, but it's better served to buy and eat it on your couch with a movie. If the weather is nice outside I would definitely recommend you buy one, ask the staff to heat it up, and bring it to the Duden park and enjoy a beautiful sunset and some wine.
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