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Most Popular European food in Morpeth, England, United Kingdom
Reviews on European food in Morpeth, England, United Kingdom including Lollo Rosso Italia, Ephesus, Primo Piano, Barluga Deli
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1. Lollo Rosso Italia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 937 reviews
Reviewed By profjoypc
We came here recently after a long time away from the restaurant. we were here for lunch. It was amazingly busy but service was good. We had bruschetta to start which were really good - well topped and very tasty. My main course was linguini pescatore which was large and well prepared. The only problem was that is was swimming in oil - far too much for me but maybe others like it that way.
2. Ephesus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Reviewed By Michael C
Just had a meal today. .. the food was great but the owner through our cutlery at us, and was very rude to say the least, never will I go back, nicos taberna next door isuppliers far friendlier, ,, feel sorry for the staff, as the food was excellent, but that doesn't compensate for the rude bloke who served us,
3. Primo Piano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
We are an authentic Italian restaurant in Morpeth which offers a traditional style of cooking. We have fully refurbished our first floor restaurant site and offer comfortable, welcoming surroundings where we showcase artwork by artist Nick Banks. At Primo
Reviewed By gillyt67
Went with family, early evening. Ordered off the main menu rather than the 3 course special. Excellent service and food was great. Don't order the mixed grill unless you're really hungry. It was huge!!! Belly pork & black pudding starter was amazing as was the vulcano chicken main course. 4 adults all having starters, main courses and a couple of drinks was just under £130 which we thought quite reasonable. Will definitely be back.
4. Barluga Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Shutton13
The traditional Sunday roast beef was truly delicious, very pink and very tender. Utterly delicious!! The accompanying veg was beautiful, the greenery was a la dente and gorgeous. All the food was worthy of a full 5 rating. Sadly I couldn't rate it that high, we were greeted by a maitre' d (woman) who was unfriendly, sharp, verging on officious!! I felt like we had been flung on it table with a snarl!! We were really happy with our table and as you can see the food was spectacular, the rest of the young staff were just ok, with exception of one young female waitress who was EXACTLY what I'd expect; friendly, professional, attentive without being over bearing. Her bosses and colleagues have a lot to learn from her. And just in case your wondering I don't know her from Adam... I was just impressed at her professional attitude.I've been going to Barluga since it opened and have never been disappointed with either the food, cocktails or staff. And whilst I wasn't disappointed as such, the experience wasn't as good as I have come to expect. Yes I'll go back again, but perhaps leave it a while in order that bit of customer service training be dished out to the 'senior' members of staff.
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