The best restaurants serving Italian food in England

Fabulous village pub with great atmosphere and excellent food that won’t break the bank!

The large chicken fillet burger was practically robbery. I doubled it up so the burger ended up costing £8.80 (£9.20 with service) and there was one and a half fillets that were genuinely thinner than the slice of cucumber in the burger. Disappointed

Really good pizza and great service! Casual, value for money place. I would definitely recommend it and go back!

This is a fantastic restaurant. The ambience & atmosphere are so good you could happily spend a whole day in the restaurant. Their Christmas decorations are particularly smart. I loved the monkfish spaghetti.

Good friendly service. Quality ingredients in the breakfast. The table was not cleaned properly, it wasn't very busy and the table had been prepared when we arrived but there were blobs on ketchup on the table breakfast was served on a skillet but was only warm at best. Tea should be served in a pot not a tea bag in a mug of water

I have not been for a while because it was so bad. Much improved more authentic with Italian staff mostly

Excellent food this time, plenty of chilli and courgette ribbons. Shame they put rocket on it instead of pea shoots but still a lovely dish.

I took a friend here for lunch recently, the menu had changed so had the chef was also oddly also the only waiter. The dough from the sourdough pizza we had was raw, burnt on the outside - raw dough in the middle. What made this worse was that it contained absolutely no salt. FM were completely indignant when informed about this. The chef didn't know how to make or how long to bake the dough for which seems an issue for a chain specialising in pizzas? Options to add additional prosciutto to your toppings how now been removed, presumably for cost and they seem to be similar choices about their select their staff. UPDATE: They added me to their mailing list without consent after reading this and not responding

Quite expensive and not good food at all.

Relaxing meal with outstanding desserts. Good quality ingredients and excellent wine list. You can get starter sizes of the main courses but there is no children’s menu. I would say only bring children over age 11. Can highly recommend the calzone and also the baked cheesecake!

This used to be Brio and is still an Italian restaurant. We were a family party of 11 and the waitress was very good, taking time to get all our orders. Most of us had pizzas and we didn't have to wait too long, considering the size of our party. When the food arrived it was hot, it had plenty of toppings and was excellent. Highly recommend this place

We love Roberto . It was our first time and he looks after us very well and we will back

Dire experience from the get-go. When our lingering presence was finally acknowledged, we were left in no doubt that we were far from welcome and shown to our table with no smile, instead what felt like cold tolerance of our presence. The food took absolutely ages - simple stuff like pizza and lasagne. So much so, we had to skip pudding because the 2 hour car park ticket was running out. Finally, I really don't appreciate having our conversation interrupted just because your job manual requires you to ask whether everything is ok - wait until I've finished speaking and if you actually give a damn about the answer, try smiling or otherwise taking the look of utter bored contempt off your face. Won't be going back. My parents haven't visited me for a long time and I'm only sorry this is how I treated them for lunch. Note the reply from Wildwood customer service (or rather PR) below - needless to say, Cyntia and her team didn't follow up on emails.

Lovely food & great service. Will defo visit again if / when in Wetherby.

Lovely experience with friends and yummy food it was Amazing