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10. Sicily
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By juliefromsurrey
We visited as group so all starters and mains were pre-ordered. Drinks arrived promptly but then we seemed to be forgotten about. After prompting the mixed platters of starters arrived; about the only Italian thing on the board was mozzarella (I donât consider rolled-up plastic ham to be Italian??). Mains again took nearly an hour to arrive - my carbonara has to be cut into chunks with a knife and fork as it was so chunky. Everything just seemed overcooked and stodgy. We ordered desserts : an hour and five minutes before the last one arrived! We had to keep asking for refills of water and more drinks - these were never offered. But over four hours for 3 courses???They seemed to be very short-staffed but since the restaurant knew there was a big party in, why not bring in extra staff? Or else refuse the booking if they couldnât cope with the numbers? Would I go back? Never. Would I recommend? No.
9. Positano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Positano is an Italian Restaurant in the heart of Surbiton, and we hope weâll be your home away from home. Whether youâre coming in with friends for a comforting bowl of pasta, a big beautiful hand made pizza, and a glass of red, or celebrating your birth
Reviewed By s a
Love this place, Love the StaffFamily run restaurant.Great food, good prices.Very highly recommended.Check them out, but not when i am going, very popular.Or I may not get a table.Tom Cruise - Steve & JulieIt's such an honour to get such lovely compliments by the one and only Tom Cruise! Can't wait to see you guys soon!
8. Il Capriccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By Bess H
We received a warm and friendly welcome for our charity celebration dinner. It was difficult to choose what to eat as the menu was varied and it was nice to see what others had chosen. Food was nicely presented, delicious and everyone was delighted with their choice. The food was hot and service was great. How do they cater for so many meals not pre-ordered and give a good service. Nothing was too much trouble. The evening was wonderful and we will be returning both individually and as a party.
7. Il Grande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
IL GRANDE Italian Cucine, Pizza Pasta, Meat, Fish. Our dough is made fresh each day from the finest wheat, hand-stretched and cooked on the stone burning oven. Our sauces are made from only the finest vine-ripened Italian tomatoes and topped with select f
Reviewed By helenm12345
Saturday 4th August before the cinema we decided to eat out and instead of dining at our usual favourite ASK Italian we tried IL Grande in the Ebbisham Centre as it looked attractive with a front patio area. What a mistake. Firstly the service was grumpy, abrupt and unpleasant. Honestly the man couldn't even smile! The food was as bad. The bruscgetta to be fair was lovely, the Burrata was hard with a dollop of double cream on top lying on 2 greasy pieces of aubergine. Really poor for the money. We ordered the rigatoni with Italian sausage as a main. I love my pasta and I love it al dente but this was so hard, in a greasy cream sauce with inedible and tasteless sausage ( if that's what it was). We also ordered a salmon pizza with extra prawns. I am at this point speechless. A pizza base with no tomato base, instead funny double cream topped with huge amounts of cheese so the base was undercooked was served. The salmon was lovely, the 2 ( broken in half) king prawns were not!! simply awful. £50 spent and I just wanted to go. As we paid the grumpy waiter asked me if everything was ok. When I said it was just ok he grunted and walked off and stared at us as we left. What a mistake. I won't be going back that a for sure.
6. La Banca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By zenu
Restaurant:Attractively decorated. Ample comfortable seating (divided into two sections). Conducive to dinner conversation. Clean and bathroom well designed. Wheel chair friendly. Ample parking (especially in the evenings).Service:We were warmly greeted by the manager and given a choice of tables. Alessio who looked after us provided sterling service -helpful, paced service and willing to tolerate our attempts at speaking in Italian! Our thanks.Dining Experience:Non vegetarians have a wide choice but vegetarians and vegans are equally catered for.The complimentary olives were pitted, well-seasoned and appetising. On this occasion we opted for Bruschetta and Taleggio fritto (served with a divine fig sauce) for starters and we were not disappointed. For the main course we chose Risotto Marinara (creamy, but too many clams and squids, two prawns and lacking a tad in flavouring) and Panzerotti funghi (absolutely delicious!!!!). I asked for garlic bread with mozzarella and was shocked to see its size - like a medium-sized pizza. The mixed salad was made with fresh ingredients but a little short on the dressing. We enjoyed our meal with the house wine, a Sicillian dry red. An Amaretto tiramisu rounded off the meal with pleasure. The portions are generous and presentation of the dishes is good. Service is included in the bill.On the whole we had a very pleasant dining experience and we shall be returning to sample other dishes on the menu Thumbs up!
5. The Neapolitan Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Step through the door of this former 16th century Roman tavern to find a warm, vibrant restaurant featuring a rustic Italian cuisine with a contemporary twist. Tradition, family, perfection and warmth are just few of the ingredients that make our restaura
Reviewed By msjhaffey
The food here, quite frankly, was a delight. We arrived on a quiet Sunday evening and were quickly seated in a corner. Service was quick, pleasant and polite. We ate mostly Italian dishes, although the menu included other cuisines.My word, the food was delicious! The portion sizes were just right. Between the four of us we ordered just two desserts; the apple pie and chocolate fudge cake, both excellent.The prices were good too: for four of us eating a main course each with two desserts and a bottle of Cab sav, the total, including service, came to a smidgen over £80.So a rare 5 star rating from me.Tip: the service charge was included in the bill.
4. Ask Italian - Epsom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
ASK Italian in Epsom is a place for great food and warm service. Think fresh bread made to tear and share. A glass of fine wine worth deserving of your time. Delicious main dishes prepared the traditional way. Everything we know and love about Italian foo
Reviewed By davebyrne169
Usual very high standards this weekend. This time we sat further back inside it and i saw that they have a side entrance that is available for wheelchairs etc Simply go to the left of the front stairs if you have mobility issues.
3. Topo Gigio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Topo Gigio is a small family run business, husband and wife team working together serving traditional, old school Italian food. We make and prepare nearly all our food ourselves from scratch, using fresh ingredients.
Reviewed By HazelM401
Hadnât visited here for around 15 years. Kept saying we must and finally got around to it. The Sunday menu was £15.50 for three courses. Each course we chose was very delicious. We were very impressed. The atmosphere was lovely and staff very friendly, a family run restaurant with a lovely feel to it. Will definitely not wait another 15 years before we visit again.
2. La Banca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By zenu
Restaurant:Attractively decorated. Ample comfortable seating (divided into two sections). Conducive to dinner conversation. Clean and bathroom well designed. Wheel chair friendly. Ample parking (especially in the evenings).Service:We were warmly greeted by the manager and given a choice of tables. Alessio who looked after us provided sterling service -helpful, paced service and willing to tolerate our attempts at speaking in Italian! Our thanks.Dining Experience:Non vegetarians have a wide choice but vegetarians and vegans are equally catered for.The complimentary olives were pitted, well-seasoned and appetising. On this occasion we opted for Bruschetta and Taleggio fritto (served with a divine fig sauce) for starters and we were not disappointed. For the main course we chose Risotto Marinara (creamy, but too many clams and squids, two prawns and lacking a tad in flavouring) and Panzerotti funghi (absolutely delicious!!!!). I asked for garlic bread with mozzarella and was shocked to see its size - like a medium-sized pizza. The mixed salad was made with fresh ingredients but a little short on the dressing. We enjoyed our meal with the house wine, a Sicillian dry red. An Amaretto tiramisu rounded off the meal with pleasure. The portions are generous and presentation of the dishes is good. Service is included in the bill.On the whole we had a very pleasant dining experience and we shall be returning to sample other dishes on the menu Thumbs up!
1. Rafayel Sardinian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By corinnelN1834CV
Hi RafayelWe were yesterday for dinner, nice atmosphere and very elegance service, after the drinks order, they offer a complimentary olive and bread.... Graziano waiter made a perfect friendly dinner. Good selection from sardinia wine and food, after dessert we received a complementary digestive "mirto"Definitely we coming back again with friend.
