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61 Opinions in 2 websites
Very unfortunate.. The lady is lovely, but the food took so long to come and it was not very good. I had a grilled chicken sandwich, which was a) way too expensive for what it was, and b) the chicken was cold. The cafe itself is cute though
491 Opinions in 2 websites
What a find !!! Visited this wonderful family restaurant for lunch and was not disappointed. Cosy, homely restaurant with a very friendly owner, cook, waiter and chief bottle washer all rolled into one. Fantastic home made Italian food with wonderful taste and worth every penny. Will definitely visit again and so should whoever reads this review.
106 Opinions in 2 websites
Singularly the best Italian meal I've enjoyed in a very long time. As a group of for, we called in at opening without a booking and gratefully could be accommodated ahead of some other bookings. Immediately impressed by a cosy, comfortable and relaxing dining space. The team there are friendly, helpful and professional and really knew their food. As a group we tried a lot from the specials board and they were very special! The mussels in nduja sauce were remarkably good. The lamb ragu pasta equally so. It was a lovely impromptu evening made very memorable by everyone at Cwtchina Italiana. Can't recommend you enough. Thank you
98 Opinions in 2 websites
Lovely little cafe. Nice coffee and wide selection of cakes 🍰 . Well recommend.
1894 Opinions in 2 websites
The venue itself is lovely, offering outstanding views of the river and a warm, welcoming atmosphere upon entry. The staff are friendly and attentive, with plenty of smiles, which adds to the overall experience. Unfortunately, the food falls short of expectations and feels overpriced for the quality provided. While I’m happy to pay more for good food, I expect it to deliver on flavor and value. The seafood pizza, which I’ve tried twice (hoping for improvement), was bland and rubbery, far from the standard I’ve enjoyed in other Italian restaurants or in Italy itself. My wife’s lamb shank was similarly underwhelming, lacking flavor. Desserts were another letdown—particularly the tiramisu, which was heavy on cream and light on the coffee-soaked biscuits, making it a far cry from the authentic Italian version. While the meatballs were enjoyable, the sauce was again bland, and the portion was unbalanced, with too much dry pasta and too few meatballs. Overall, while the venue is charming, the food lacks the freshness and vibrancy you’d expect from Italian cuisine. It’s a disappointing contrast to the beautiful setting.