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The best restaurants serving Italian food in Oxford South East
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16 Opinions in 1 websites
As the other reviewers have commented this is fantastic ice cream, the best I've had here in the UK. For other comparable ice creams I've had I would mention Fenocchio in Nice, and Messina in Sydney. But if you don't want to fly for your ice cream here it is in Oxford.

331 Opinions in 2 websites
We ate here tonight and my boyfriend js coeliac. This restaurant is owned by a mother & daughter and the daughter is coeliac, so there is a completely separate area of preparation with different ingredients so food anxiety was an absolute minimum. Charming staff, and wonderfully homely atmosphere. Simply delightful. No pretence, just fantastic Italian food & charisma. Thank you!!

2223 Opinions in 4 websites
Cramped and over priced. £50 for two pizzas and two soft drinks. The last two times we have visited have been dreadful. No staff took us to a table, we waited patiently and the staff saw us waiting but ignored us. There are too many tables for this tiny space such that you cannot get past other diners without disturbing them or sit comfortably to eat. The pizzas at best are average and the drinks over priced £5 for a can of San Pellegrino, which you can buy wholesale for a pound or in a supermarket for less than £2 as are the beers per volume are expensive. Oxford city rates reflect the history of the city, but that doesn’t mean you have to rip people off. There are plenty of better pizza places in town Mamma Mia for one where prices are reasonable and you are not sat on top of other diners. Don’t be drawn in by this tourist trap or the allure that it is traditional Italian do your research and enjoy a better pizza dining experience that Oxford has to offer. To put it simply, pinsa is a type of pizza, a pizza is, by definition, a flatbread with cheese, sauce, and other toppings and if you sell pinsa not pizza you may wish to consider removing any reference to pizza from your branding and advertising and make it clear you sell pinsa as if if looks likes pizza and smells like pizza generally it is pizza unless otherwise stated. Thank you for confirming your San Pellegrino price, Sainsbury’s sell a pack of 4 for £3.60. It does not change the fact the place is cramped and over priced no matter how you try to justify product and branding.

491 Opinions in 2 websites
Excelente pizza, sabrosos platos de pasta y buena ensalada como acompañamiento. Tarta de manzana ligeramente decepcionante. Muy buen servicio. Sin embargo, definitivamente vale la pena buscar este restaurante. No es una cadena, la comida es auténticamente italiana y a un precio muy razonable. Sin duda recomiendo. Gracias Gino.

12 Opinions in 1 websites
Unfortunately, Bacaro got it all wrong for our visit. The place was quiet when we entered with only 2-3 tables occupied by couples. An initial comment was made by one of our party, I am paraphrasing here, "It can't be very good if it's this quiet on a Saturday night!", which was subsequently proven correct. We were seated and a drinks order taken, with some ambiguity surrounding whether or not we could order certain drinks. Nevertheless, the waitress returned with our ordered drinks and took our food order. One member of our party chose to have 2 starters for her main, which we requested be brought with the rest of the meals, they were not. Giving the benefit of the doubt, we waited for the rest of the mains to arrive, all pizzas, which seem to take an inordinate amount of time to prepare and cook, given that there were not many people in the restaurant at the time. As a side note at this point, two further couples had come and gone, before we had received our mains! With all of this set aside, a good meal can make up for the poor service, however, that was not to be the case. The food quality was very poor, making it seem like this was the first time the chef had attempted to make pizzas. Tasteless and doughy! It really was a poor effort all round. The whole experience was compounded by the negative, dismissive and quite frankly rude, response to our complaints, by the owner/head chef. It was amateur at very best and not a experience that I will partake in again. Many better restaurants down the Cowley Road to visit.

1108 Opinions in 2 websites
I ordered a gluten free pizza margherita from the Jericho restaurant , on Deliveroo. The pizza tasted so bad and it wasn’t even cooked properly, I understand gluten free is going to have a different taste. I’ve had gluten free pizzas from other places and it didn’t taste bad, so I’m sure it wasn’t cooked well, plus there was so much mozzarella but not proper sauce, overall it was a bad taste.

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Hi so I was invited to my friends birthday on the 7th October was a 18th birthday party. My friend and his twin payed for 50 pizzas which were £400 and and that’s a lot of money to waste and the owner said they will not give a refund because he was adamant that there was 50 and said to my mate we can’t see the cameras. Truth to be told I did not drink and there was definitely not 50 there was no more then 20. Service was bad the staff that were running the bar were 17 and really undertrained and it was a busy capacity I was waiting 20 minutes for a drink. Truth to be told the pizzas were nice but there wasn’t enough. Also another problem why we think that the owner didn’t make all the pizzas my friend had a catering service there that made food at the same time. Sorry this is so long but the last problem was I brought my friend a £76 bottle of champagne and I knew he got a few more bottles to he asked the people behind the bar to look after them and he insisted they would he asked them if they were sure and they really insisted they got took to. So it wasn’t a good night and we are all fuming 😤