The best restaurants serving Italian food in St. Andrews Fife Central Scotland

Best coffee we have had in a very long time, great sandwiches we had the salami was really tasty and filling! Well worth a visit!

If you manage to sit right next to your family member at the table, you may be able to hear them speak over the loud Italian-ish music. A quick look at the menu and you are starting to wonder if your favorite Italian (or rather Italian American) dish will live up to its promises. Spoiler: it will not. Do not order anything but pasta and pizza. This is not an Italian restaurant, it's a pizza - pasta place. Stay away from the veal, for it is all but veal... You'd think a 70 pounds bottle of wine would be on par with the quality of the food, it's not, or rather, it is. Usually you cannot go wrong with a Dolcetto, here, I did. If I told my friend GianCarlo that he makes better Dolcetto for 5 euros a bottle, but you can sell passable stuff for 70 pounds in Scotland, he would drive from Langhe in his FIat Panda and wear a kilt happily. Bottom line: head ache, heart ache, stomach ache and your wallet will hurt too.

Tasty sandwiches, pizzas and calzones - the ingredients taste fresh and the basil pesto is lovely. Cannoli are also good and worth a try here. Only downside is that they are takeaway only since the shop is small.

We were in St. Andrews for a couples golf trip and had dinner each night at different restaurants and Lupo's was the best by far in town. The food was excellent and the service was top notch. A must anyone visiting St. Andrews when you don't want another Fish and Chips meal.

Food was amazing and staff was very helpful. We came here on New Year’s Day and while it was busy, our waiter Alex was very attentive and we had a great experience!

Not been in years, was a great meal out, fast friendly service and good food. The 3 course menu is a great deal, highly recommend the prawns! Will definitely be back

So disappointed, we've been to the Byers road Zizzis many a time and it's a family favourite. We were expecting the same and were sorely disappointed. Thankfully we had booked a table in advance however the place didn't seem busy. The manager who greeted us was great and he was really attentive. However after being taken to the table we were passed to the waiting staff and things went downhill. No-one came near us for a drinks order and we were left waiting for 20 minutes until someone came to take the food order, we then had to prompt them to take a drinks order. The waiting staff were abrupt and had no nicety about them. One was ridiculously rude when they brought food to the table that we hadn't ordered. When the food came it was lovely and couldn't complain about the kitchen at all, it was tasty and of a great standard. Over all the place looks nice, the food was lovely, but the waiting staff we dealt with were rude and unwelcoming.

Not impressed!Had expressly asked for a table for 9 and got confirmation on Open Table but the large tables had been given to what were clearly crowds of young Uni students.Told the manageress we were here to scatter our Mums ashes and she couldn’t care less,didn’t even give an apology,nor a reasonable excuse.We were put at 2 separate tables.The restaurant obviously ran a policy of getting as much pizza out as possible in as little time,but customer service is totally lacking.Only 1 member of staff smiled in the whole 1 1/2 hours we were there.

This was a very disappointing family dinner. Our waitress tried her best but several items were mis ordered and food was very average. I ordered risotto and it was swimming in sauce, couldn’t even see the rice, husband ordered prawn linguini that was overpowered with chilli’s which is not usually a problem with him so must have been bad. Overall very poor service and quality of food for the price paid which put a dampener on the evening sadly.