The best restaurants serving Italian food in North Wales

ordered on just eat and the food was delicious, will definitely be a returning customer

Visited for lunch. Sandwich tasteless, minimum amount of Kiev overly smothered in mayonnaise, no salad just cucumber. Pie hollow with minimal filling. Unhelpful when we complained. The only good thing was the coffee.

Lovely meal the steak starter is Amazing. Pizzas are good but the bases aren't as crispy as we liked, a little soggy and messy. Loved the food though and the staff are so friendly.

Would have been nice to go to if they had updated their location on maps. Drove half an hour to be greeted with a closed and empty place that hadn’t opened in months

Food was okay but not great. I was told portion sizes were large but my carbonara for £15 was nothing of the sort albeit the taste was okay. Garlic bread was on toasted bread rather than pizza base. The worst thing is the price of the booze. House wine pricy but the 20cl bottles of prosecco are £9.50 each. Wholesale they are £4.50. Absolute Rip Off £87 for 4 drinks a bit of garlic bread, 2 average sized carbonara and a whitebait was a joke. My partner and I always predict the bill price. We thought £65- £70 so when presented with the £86.65 we were amazed then saw the price of the prosecco!! Raised it with staff but no response and when paying the bill the card machine wouldn't work with my Google pay so the waiter took my phone into the kitchen for a number of minutes.

I visited this place several years ago with my daughter who was 8 at the time. The owner asked what she was dong at school. She mention that she was learn ing the cello. He produced a violin which he said he had recently acquired at a jumble sale and gave it her to try. She could not play it so he asked if she minded if he tried. What happened then I will never forget. He played that violin to concert violinist standards, absolutely amazing. The food is great but the violin playing is just superb. I hear it is closed temporarily as he has had a hip operation. I wish him a full recovery and my sincere thanks for what he did on the very special visit all those years ago!

It's been years since we last ventured into Rhyl town centre for a meal but we were advised to go to Rossini's by friends of ours. The food this evening was superb and every member of the family thoroughly enjoyed their meals. This really is a hidden gem and somewhere we will be visiting regularly now. Nice to see somewhere so busy early on a Friday evening in the town centre. It really made us feel confident for the night ahead.

Expensive as hell AND NOT THAT SPECIAL This place has nice food but it ain't cheap. I ordered a chicken kebab plain and all I got was very measly little bit chicken and a pitta bread for almost £12. It's a joke.how can anyone charge that price for something that costs about £4 to make? Should be ashamed of themselves. I won't be going ther again. I haye to Say this but king kebab is so much better. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

Mi familia y yo visitamos este restaurante y bar en dos ocasiones para el desayuno y el almuerzo. Está situado en el emplazamiento en Sunnyvale Caravan Park donde nos alojábamos. Estaba impecablemente limpio y nos gustó mucho el interior. El personal era muy acogedor y amable. El desayuno era encantador y las opciones eran muy buenas. Me gustó especialmente el hecho de que sirven el pan frito. Las comidas que tenía para el almuerzo también era muy agradable. Los niños son bienvenidos y hay una encantadora zona exterior. Los precios son muy razonables. Se puede tomar una copa si no desea que cualquier comida.

Great place, food was good and staff were really lovely

My visit to Prezzo was let down by slow service, even though the restaurant wasn’t busy at all. Staff seemed distracted doing their own thing. The food itself was bland and lacked any real flavour, especially considering how overpriced it was. Overall, it felt like poor value for money considering the food was basic and bland and not worth the trip. Will not be returning

Fancied a pizza after a long drive to Wales. We were greeted with a warm smile and upon ordering we were given some garlic dough balls compliments of the chef - these were really delicious. The pizza was tasty - the tomato sauce was tangy yet sweet. The base was more bread like that a traditional Italian sour dough pizza but still enjoyable. The chill oil was also homemade and was full of flavour, one of the best chilli oils I’ve eaten. Really reasonably priced. Under £30 for 2 people. Great for a quick cheap bite.