The best restaurants serving Italian food in Goldsworth East Woking South East

Best Pizza in woking , or maybe even in Surrey. Lovely little place which is located slightly away from the rest of the restaurants , can be easily missed if you don't know where you're going ! Amazing pizza with reasonable price , definitely becomes a family favorite.

The experience of visiting Woking’s Lightbox with Chris Ingram’s extraordinary collection of modern British art supplemented by temporary exhibitions is further enhanced now that the downstairs cafe space has rather come into its own. Serving arancini, a pasta of the day and a selection of pizza, these provide a fitting prelude or postlude to a sojourn around modern art in general and, currently, the prints paintings and sculptures of Sophie Ryder in particular. Tables spill out into the sculpture park outside currently populated by Ryder’s strange human and animal amalgams. A tomato and mushroom pizza with a glass of Chardonnay rather brought me down to earth.

Superb all around, even with no steak and no Wine, :) !! (Jokes) 5* service and food and the best nut free Pesto ever made. Super atmosphere, just lovely.

It was a toss-up whether we went here or to the Italian restaurant next door. In the end we chose this one. It's fairly pleasant inside and, even though it was a Monday evening, it was rather busy. The food was OK. My wife enjoyed her Arancini and Caciucco di pesce which is a fish based stew. Unusually, when the waiter served the dish I could swear that he said "Here's your Bouillabaisse", which is, of course, a French stew that is very similar. I had the Bistecca al Pepe Verde which was OK. It didn't look anything as nice as the picture on the menu. As I say, it was fine but a bit thin and fatty and the pepper sauce was a bit heavy and thick. We had a bottle of wine called Taurasi Santandrea D.O.C.G. Vinosia Campania which was quite expensive for what it is. It was fine but I've had better for less than the £60 that this cost (plus service charge, of course). At one stage the waiter walked past and scooped up my wife's Prosecco glass. She is adamant that it was still at least one quarter full. I called the waiter back but he insisted the glass was empty when he took it away. My wife tells me that she had only looked at the glass within one minute of it disappearing and it was definitely a quarter full. All in all, it was an interesting meal. Nothing special but it did cost me well over £200. Time to try the place next door now, I think.

If I could leave a 0 star review then I would! We rushed to get there for our table at 6pm as we only get a measly 5 minute grace period and had theatre tickets, only to get there and find the whole place was in darkness and not open. I have a text confirming my booking the day before which I did! No communication, nothing. No one answered the phone when I tried to ring saying we were running late, just says, number out of service. And their website when you google “Luciano’s Woking” comes up with a different Lucianos, based in Dorchester in Dorset!