The best restaurants serving Italian food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Excelente servicio durante toda nuestra visita de principio a fin. Comida muy buena calidad, porciones abundantes y el personal muy atento y amable. ¡Esperamos nuestra próxima visita!

Always a lovely meal, and great staff.

Went for dinner, we both had the risotto, I had the gorgonzola risotto which was amazing and my friend had the salmon and prawn. A lovely glass of white wine, which was served well chilled and was a very nice wine. Very helpful and friendly staff. We went early doors, but the restaurant soon filled up, and had a great atmosphere.

Great traditional Italian with a real character of an owner, I would certainly recommend a visit.

Easy to find, on the main road, with a small car park behind, there is street parking nearby. The menu is as you would expect in a good Italian restaurant. The service was smooth and efficient, albeit slightly muted from the young staff. N.B. The toilets are up several steps so not easily accessible to everyone. There were four of us. 3 of us had starters, all 4 of us had mains and a drink or two. The food was nicely presented and very tasty, and was exactly as we expected from an Italian restaurant. Everyone enjoyed their food. The bar stocks the usual drinks, priced as expected ( gin £7.50, pint of peroni £5.70 etc) with a couple of alcohol free options available. All sides (fries, salsa, vegetables etc.) are extra to the mains. The bill came to £122 so not the cheapest out there, big eaters and drinkers could spend a lot more. However, there is an early bird menu during the week that looked to offer good value. Overall it was a very enjoyable visit and we would eat there again.

Visitado por mi cumpleaños de nietas. Ella eligió chicos sabios para celebrar como le gusta las hamburguesas, el ambiente agradable, el personal es educado / amable y servicial. Volveremos a visitar

Ate at this gorgeous traditional restaurant on New Years Eve , the food was piping hot and outstanding , lovely staff , overall a gem of a place

I think this place needs to reassess letting dogs in. We understand that Kelham is a dog friendly environment from the amount of pubs we went into and we don’t have a problem with this. However in a more high end restaurant setting like this we were extremely put off by a black sausage dog constantly barking and his extremely arrogant owner. They seemed to be regulars or locals but it’s very off putting and ruins your meal when a dog barks at every single customer who walks into the building. Management - please reconsider your position on dogs.

I booked a table for 9 teens to celebrate my daughter's 16th. It was a booked for Sunday at 6:30pm. Just before 5pm I drove by and saw that it was closed. I Called 3 time and no one answered the phone. Was when I checked their website and saw it doesn't open on Sundays. Very confused wodering if I had been scamed and with 9 kids to feed after their bday activity, I felt lucky enough to find a last minute table at another restaurant. Two days after the manager called me screaming and insulting me becasue I didn't show up to the booking. I tried to explain to him from my perspective and he wouldn't have none of it. He is an ignorante and discussing man. He said they open at 5:30 on Sundays throughout December, but after calling and checking their openning times on their website, I did what any mother would do by finding alternative arrangements. I felt he handled the situation very badly.

Unfortunately the Luxury Ice Cream Company online menu is wrong. I was there on Sunday afternoon intending to have a banana split and buy my grand-daughter a Biscoff sundae but neither of these was on offer. The LICC did not respond to my email the day before our visit and their telephone number was not recognised. Having said that, the ice cream we did have was delicious.

Passing through Mirfield on the navigation on a Saturday, couldn't be bothered to cook so sought out something a little more upmarket than the pub's burgers. This restaurant is around 3/4 mile out of town and at first sight situated in a less than ideal location, next to an industrial/trading estate. But once through the doors, a warm welcome - the proprietor juggled tables to make room for the three of us (around 1800) on what was otherwise a fully booked evening. We all opted for the salmon special on a bed of spinach, veg or salad side dish included at £19.50. Fish precisely cooked - big tick! The usual range of Italian puddings, and none the worse for that as they were very well done. Went off-piste with the wine, a NZ sauvignon blanc (at £28), in order to get a drier mouthful than the house white. So, around £108, before tip, for the three of us - acceptable for food and wine of this standard. Would return (with a booking!) if in the area again.

The best brush we have been to and we have been to a few. Beth was a brilliant host. Never without a drink. We shall be back xxxxxxxxx

Cibo di alta qualità, originale italiano. Tutto ottimo, torneremo presto, il cuoco è del sud Italia ed è bravissimo, abbiamo mangiato veramente bene. Spettacolare

Overpriced for what you get. I ordered the Dahl which was about £14 so I expected a substantial meal. It came with two quarters of a pitta, no rice, no salad just the topping. It did taste nice but I feel it should have been priced similar to a soup as it was just a bowl of Dahl and two small pitta slices. My husband had the hummus bowl which again was nice but the two meals, two diet cokes and a coffee came to £38.30. I ended up eating again as I just didn’t feel full. It was such a shame as the location and building are stunning and service was quick, I just don’t feel it was value for money at all.

The food is sensational, the pizzas are so flavorful and light. The service is excellent and the pizza making courses are so much fun. Please eat here