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Lovely atmosphere, great local place .

Had a buffet for 180 people and was very impressed with ease of booking and the way our requirements were met. Fantastic food !

Delicious burger delivered piping hot and almost an hour early.

What a tasty breakfast. Very friendly staff. Great service.

Went with a large party - prebooked- around 12 of us. All ate off the set menu (starter, main with rice or naan). We sat down at half 7 and didn't get dinner until just after 10pm. This was after multiple reminders to the waiting staff, who always replied with "2 minutes." I understand this is a tactic to push up the drinks bill, but when we are sitting there for 2 hours, just waiting - very poor service! Once the food did arrive, it was very average, and mine was only lukewarm! Parking is a bit of a nightmare, too - I ended up blocked in as everyone just abandoned their cars outside! We were asked by the staff multiple times if we owned different cars outside, so I don't think this was only a problem for our party.

Had heard this place had one of the best beer gardens, but it really isn't anything to shout home about. Pub inside is quite small, and the beer and cider selection was disappointing.

Excellent food and even better service!

It's a proper old fashioned local done well with no fancy bits or food (although Keith, the owner, lays on a free Sunday lunch buffet! ). It's also the cheapest round for miles.

Excellent, friendly service, the chicken chow mein is very very tasty 5 star 💯

Very friendly and good food sometimes chow me in is a bit salty and claggy but it’s all priced really well too 😊

Been in here a couple of times. A nice small place

It was early evening, a good meal out !

A Lackluster Culinary Journey at Prezzo Italian Restaurant My recent visit to Prezzo Italian Restaurant left much to be desired. The dishes, claiming to be Italian, were disappointingly basic, tasteless, and served in small portions at exorbitant prices. As someone with an Italian heritage, the authenticity of the cuisine was notably lacking. To add to the culinary letdown, our party was initially informed that there were no burger buns available, proposing a bun-less burger as a substitute. Miraculously, a bun appeared later, raising questions about the kitchen's organization and decision-making process. It would have been preferable for them to 86 the item instead. The presence of an alarming number of flies in the venue further tarnished the experience, with these pests making their way into drink glasses and onto the food. When questioned about this issue, the response was dismissive, merely stating, "we are looking into it." This lack of concern for hygiene is unsettling. However, amidst the mediocrity, the shining light was our waitress, who stood out with warmth, professionalism, and an infectious smile. Unfortunately, her positive attributes couldn't compensate for the overall subpar experience. The charcuterie board, while acceptable, failed to elevate the overall impression of the restaurant. In conclusion, if you're seeking an authentic Italian dining experience, I'd recommend exploring alternative venues. Unless, of course, you're in the mood for a unique encounter with a fly-infested ambiance, a dubious burger saga, and a fleeting smile from a standout waitress at Prezzo Italian Restaurant. Feel free to spot the flies on the barely eaten salad!

If you like pizza then you're in for a pleasant surprise

Best tandoori, juicy and tender in the inside, with a slightly crispy. Giving it that perfect bite.