The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Italian food

Nice place but expensive food & managers family needs to consider their own dog Popped in for a bite to eat and chose the arancini, at £12 I expected it to fill a gap, but it was literally two, yes two balls! For £12! And it took over half an hour to arrive. I don’t get the pricing when you can get a whole pizza for £14/16/18. I also hate seeing people taking dogs out in midday sun on hot days, it boils my blood - please go out in a fur coat yourself then you might too get boiling blood, literally. A large table rocked up dragging a very old dark brown lab by its collar and lead, poor thing was panting and looked like it was about to collapse, they sat down and sat it in the shade tbf under the table. However, there were dog bowls everywhere and did they offer the poor thing a drink of water once? No. We were there for 1.5 hours and it was panting the whole time. Whilst its owners wined and dined themselves with iced cold drinks and food. When we left we went and asked a waiter to take it a bowl of water as it was panting so much, and he said oh that’s the managers family I’ll speak to my supervisor to see what I can do. I said please just take it a bowl of water. Whether he did who knows. But dear manager, you obviously consider all the other dogs, with the bowls and water station so please consider your own and leave it at home next time. Poor thing.

We came here for the first time for my birthday, and had three courses. We loved all six dishes - bruschetta and napoletano for starters, lasagna and bucatini puttanesca for mains, and cannoli for afters. There were so many herbs. We also shared a bottle of nero davola. The venue is quite small and, although we had booked, we had to wait a while for the food to arrive. But that was fine. But I would definitely recommend booking.

I thought we should give this place a try having read the reviews......all I can say is that we must have gone to a different place than they all did. Yes the 'owner' is a nice chap but the other two members of staff were somewhat less engaging. First of all please be advised that the novel aspect of this place is that you get to pour your own beer from taps set into the wall.....initially great fun but this soon turned to frustration as it is virtually impossible to get a full pint as the beer (when we went) was far too lively meaning that you seem to pour away more than actually goes into the glass. .....and there were no staff on hand to help out . So on the night that we went all 3 tables had folks sitting there with half full glasses, each taking turns to revisit the taps and attempting to top their glasses up. Personally I made 4 trips and am convinced I never actually got a full pint......and by the way the beer is pretty good but at £5 a pint is somewhat overpriced....presumably because most of it end up on the floor hence they have factored into the price a huge degree of spillage As regards the food we ordered 2 meals which were both supposedly based on tagliatelle pasta.....both arrived with spaghetti and no comments or excuses were provided. As spag bol goes my dish was underwhelming....cheap, yes but not what I had expected nor wanted. So if you want to pay £5 a pint and spill beer over your shoes and then pick something from the menu which might appeal but acknowledge that something different will most likely be presented then this is the place for you!

Parlour makes very good ice cream. It's easily in the second tier of London's ice cream shops. Unfortunately, it charges like it's in the top tier, which makes it overpriced for the quality. To be fair, it's in a particularly pricy part of London, and if you're nearby, there's no better ice cream option in easy walking distance. So it may be worth the splurge if you're nearby and you need an ice cream fix. But I wouldn't make a special trip for it. Be warned that there is no seating provided and there's no room to linger inside. If the weather is nice, you can find some public seating options on the street outside.

A traditional “greasy spoon” offering tasty, no-frills food - for this reason, it stands out amongst all the trendy cafés on Mill Road. If you want smashed avocado with chili oil on sourdough toast, this probably isn’t the one for you, but if you’re after a full English or a sausage butty then look no further. We usually plump for the meaty club with chips and have never regretted it!

Tuve el pilaf de cordero con verduras y ensalada por menos de 9 comiendo. Eso es 3 más de lo que podrías pagar por un sándwich en una bolsa de papel en otra parte de la zona. La comida estaba caliente, el pilaf tenía una calidad de mantequilla húmeda pero sin el aceite. Ordene abajo, siéntese arriba y le traerán su comida. El área de arriba es elegante, la calidad del restaurante no es café y la comida es excelente.

The coffee is very good and very tasteful patisserie Staff very helpful a young! Good luck guys for your adventure! We will back!

Love fireaway, they make the best pizzas ever. The service and speed of delivery to the table is super fast, food is always hot and delicious, I could eat there every day.

I have been eating at fireaway pizza in the Marlowes Hemel Hempstead for a while now and I have to say they are the best pizza restaurant that I have tried in the town. The pizzas are amazing and aunthic always piping hot. The staff are very friendly and great to chat too. Other pizza restaurants that I have tried before change so much more and put on deals that make you want to go back yet are overpriced to start with so you are not actually making any saving. Fireaway charge you a good price for great service and great food. Thank you Fireaway.

Mamma Dough is really nice. The restaurant is fantastic. The food and drinks are amazing. The pizzas are delicious. Great restaurant.

My partner and I came here for date night, it was fantastic! We had the truffle croquettes, burrata to share and then I had the Pasta Puttanesca. Amazing food and amazing service. Also MUST try the Tiramisu for dessert. Highly recommend! They even gave us Limoncello shots on the house after!

We had a lovely dinner at Khione. Their Italian version of hamburger is amazing and so rich that my husband and I couldn't finish it, even though it was delicious. We also tried their Sicilian canolo and afogatto and honestly we were delighted. But the most important wand something we really appreciated was the warmth and kindness of the staff offering tasters of their delicious "pinsa", along with a nice chat.

Absolutely atrocious service. I went in to buy some pastries for my colleagues for breakfast; another customer barged in front of me while I was looking at the pastries on offer… so the staff member asked “who’s next” (well he should have known); when I pointed out it was my turn, he argued it was this other customer’s turn… sorry but if you were so adamant you knew whose turn it was, why did you even ask??? Anyway I politely pointed out it was my turn, I was told it wasn’t (it was), and then after standing my ground, I had to hear them apologise to the other customer… for real??? All of this to get charged £7 for 4 mini sfogliatelle that were actually so rotten that my Italian colleagues thought I was trying to poison them; they were literally dryer and crumblier than Rishi Sunak’s cabinet. What a joke.

Without a doubt this is the best Indian takeout in falkirk. Highly recommend. Service is great, friends and efficient. Food quality is fantastic best of the best ingredients use in each meal.

El grupo de nosotros (estudiantes) apreciado principalmente el precio de la comida. Sin embargo, las hamburguesas eran normales. Para la próxima vez que iría a otro restaurante de hamburguesas en Brighton. Sin embargo, el personal era muy amable.