The best restaurants serving Italian food in England

Superb lunch Avocado prawns in dlocelatte cheese and garlic sauce was out of this world felt a cheeky asking for bread The sauce was too good leave Ravioli was superb Brought back memories Good ones thank you to you and your team Will be back very reasonable lunchtime prices Atmosphere was fantastic

Was lovely! The food is so good!

Went early so was not busy. Pizza was amazing I swapped the onion for Blue Cheese on No7 on the menu. Sourdough pizzas are the best.

Very nice food, good, friendly service. Expensive though

The restaurant wasn't busy starters were good Main course had no flavours sad really as this used to be a very busy restaurant. We won't be returning

Pizza menu choice was great, some nice choices and sides. Table had a mix of pizzas and all presented well and tasted great. Service was a bit choppy, some great staff and some less so

Lovely service from Mara and staff!

Tasty and cheap. You pay once, eat as much as you want. I also recommend tasty buffet dishes and milkshakes. The only thing you can complain about are the prices of drinks, but that's probably normal in this type of places

Very quiet on this occasion but the service was outstanding and the food was delicious. Highly recommend Wildwood. The waitress Molly was absolutely fantastic.

A quiet Sunday morning breakfast for me was not quiet in this kitchen, as they only had one chef on, I was warned of the thirty minute wait before I sat down (without a wait). But I had nowhere to be, so it wasn’t an issue, and the staff were so good about it as well. The cappuccino was very tasty, but the apple juice I ordered alongside, I question whether it was watered down. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was in order to make the “Go Magnifico!” offer financially viable. In the end, I only waited about twenty minutes for my food, and it was alright. I’m pretty sure my Eggs Pancetta Benedict was served with bacon, not pancetta. The eggs were a little undercooked, but this is preferable to over-poached eggs, so it was fine. The Hollandaise sauce tasted “jar-y”, and indeed it’s spooned out of a bowl from under a heat lamp, so if you’re a Hollandaise snob, would not recommend. Overall, for £15, it’s a nice coffee and some alright grub. It didn’t break the bank, and it’s nice to have a server actually smile at you for once, unlike at other family friendly restaurant chains nowadays.

Visited on Wednesday and ordered a full English breakfast. It was delicious and the staff are so friendly. Will definitely return.

We went there as a group of 10, with adults and children. Very nice inside,friendly and informative waiters. Excellent food and wines. Overall a lovely experience

First time we have visited…don’t know why. Had a lovely lunch, struggled to chose because I wanted so many of the dishes. Service was great. Def recommend and will be back.

Didn't have what I wanted from menu but food and wine good. Very quiet, staff attentive

Visited for the first time last night as part of a small family meal. Staff very friendly, and a nice venue, although very noisy i think due to the high ceilings and open plan layout. The food was nice. Not amazing, but not bad. A little overpriced. Probably wouldn't go back sadly.