I've been coming to San Rocco for years, mainly with family for occasions such as birthdays and…read moreanniversaries - and I've always had an amazing experience here. The staff are welcoming and friendly - we've been on first name basis with the manager, Mario, for a while now. The menu and the food is authentic Italian cuisine, always fresh and always cooked just how I like it. They vary their specials menu every few weeks so I always have the opportunity to try something new. Having said that, I can't remember a time I've been here and haven't ordered a steak! They're just spot on every time so I would most definitely recommend! Mum loves the Monkfish, which I was lucky enough to try last time! It's lovely.

This is the fifth time we've been here in the last month. Food is just fabulous. There's a great…read moreatmosphere and Leo, the co-owner always goes out of his way to make sure everyone is having a great time. The garlic bread reminds me of the thin crispy pizza we had in Rome last year, especially the Focaccia Pomodoro which we have every time we come here. It's thin crispy with a chewy crust and is delicious. My husband had the Crab Ravioli (again!) and I had the Ribeye with Porcini sauce which was just gorgeous. I don't have any pictures as by the time I remembered to review it, I had finished it off. My husband had the Creme Brûlée for dessert and I had Leo's homemade Nutella Cheesecake. He made his own Nutella as well as the cheesecake. I really would recommend this place. You can tell that they have taken their time with the food and Chef Ben (Leo's brother and co-owner) is a genius with steak. Everything is made to order and you can tell.

We go here all the time. Our 6 year old loves the excellent Wi-Fi and the chips. The chicken for 2…read morewith roast potatoes is superb - if I can't finish it I take it home for later or the next day. My wife is vegetarian and says it's the restaurant she always wanted to open in Ramsbottom. On a Sunny day, the roof retracts upstairs and they provide sun glasses. The wine and Prosecco are excellent. When we have friends from America over, it's always either here and / or The Hungry Duck. The staff are lovely and even when it's busy, which it is, they usually try desperately to find you a table. Chicken, vegetarians, sea food lovers - this place is amazing. One tip for meat eaters who love steak...The steaks at Tre Ciccio are NOT on a par with the Hungry Duck. If you want to a superb steak it's Joe's Hungry Duck all day. The Chateau Briand fillet cut there for two is truly amazing and Joe will tell you all about how they cut it, where on the cow it comes from etc. However that's not a criticism of Tre Ciccio it's just a fact.

Visited this place on several occasions. it is a lovely place to go to for a special occasion like…read morebirthday celebrations. Very good service and food is at a reasonable price. Good authentic italian restaurant and would reccomend for large groups. It can get busy on some nights so best to go early or book a table.

Good but could be a lot better. My personal view is that this place is too focused on making money…read moreand not focused enough on providing a top quality service and customer experience. We booked a table for 5 people and were 25 minutes late sitting downing a Tuesday night. There were loads of people in the bar area waiting to be seated. Monday's and Tuesday's are busy as they run a 3 course for £12.95 deal of any starter, any pasta or pizza and a selection of desserts; which in itself is a very good deal. The food quality was excellent and drinks were fine, my main gripe is with the service. It was slow and with huge gaps between courses. After the starters we had to ask how long the main course would be and after coffees we decided to go to the bar and pay on the way out as no one came for us to ask for the bill. Overall, I would recommend visiting but expect slow service if you go when it's not really quiet.

A lovely restaurant, nice bar area and buzzing dining area. Always seems busy and other people talk…read morehighly of it. I however was a little disappointed. My starter of fried mozzarella balls looked distinctly of the 'ready meal' type. They arrived what seemed like seconds after ordering and could not be described as hot! Not much taste either but were saved by the sweet chilli sauce served with them. My main course fared little better. A vegetarian pizza which looked lovely but distinctly lacked flavour. Overall very disappointing.

This is my favourite restaurant in Bury bar none. Lovely family-run Italian restaurant which has…read morebeen going for over 30 years! The staff are extremely attentive and friendly as you would expect at a place like this. My family have been coming to this restaurant since before I was born, my parents literally just followed the aroma of garlic during their first visit to Bury and ended up here (which probably explains why I'm such a garlic fiend!). The restaurant was much smaller back then but has expanded over the years without losing the welcoming family vibe, or the mesmerising array of empty wine bottles hanging from the ceiling. The food is always delicious and very reasonably priced - through the week they have special deals on e.g. 2 courses & a coffee for £12.95 which is excellent value. Or, the early bird special, any pizza, pasta or risotto for £6.90! Not only is the food great, but the welcoming atmosphere will keep you coming back for many a year to come.

Second time I have eaten here in a couple of months, after being introduced to it by a friend. Nice…read moreto eat in non-chain restaurant, and an "old school' italian restaurant. The food certainly is of excellent quality. Tucked away a short walk from the Bury Interchange, it's a hidden gem. Shared really nice garlic bread with cheese with my dinner guest for our starter. Farfalle al Salmone was my main, and a simple combination of pasta, onions, smoked salmon and creamy tomato sauce - beautifully done and really filling too. Dessert would normally be a Tiramisu, but my friend and I went for the White Chocolate Profiteroles, served in a sundae dish - really nice ! The bill was another lovely surprise - well two in fact; being hand-written (a real novely these days), and then coming in at around £30 for the two of us. A visit to Bury is recommended for this lovely family run restaurant.

Hmmm Bellini's you promise so so much, yet fall ever so short. You weren't bad by any means, no no…read moreno, however you made some silly mistakes that took you down to a 3. Ok I'll stop talking like Simon Cowell now, but really, come on guys, you have a beautiful restaurant, in a lovely area in Ramsbottom, yet it takes you 45 minutes to prepare a plate of cold meat for my starter? Maybe Manchester's vibrant foodie scene has turned me into a snob or maybe Bellini's had an off day, it happens to us all, but on this particular occasion I was left with a mixed feeling on the place. I was really looking forward to it as I'd heard fantastic things, and as stated, the place looks fantastic! The guys working were friendly enough and seemed genuinely Italian which gives great culture to a place, just on this visit, the service or rather speed of it, let them down massively. The food, Antipasto platter to start and Meat Pizza for mains, actually tasted great and the options of Parmesan and Olive Oil on top finished it perfectly. However waiting 45 minutes for your starters in a half full restaurant isn't great, so for that and that alone, you guys lose a star. Look on the bright side though Bellini, no doubt I'll be back in the future and on a night that I can drink more than 1 glass of red wine, so you could see this jump up soon!

Terrible service, mediocre Food, 90 minute Wait for For food, not worth the wait !!!!!!!…read moreGo to a local Resturant that wants your Business :.)

I've eaten at Antonellos a fair few times in it's current form and also several times under its old…read moremanagement/name. Each times it's been pretty spot on and being fair and true in this area you don't get many better places. It's a little out of the way and so you do have to plan to go here and allow transport there and back, but I'm not a massive drinker anyway so being our DD is normally ok with me - especially when good food is involved. On my latest visit I was taking the old man out for Father's Day and let him pick the restaurant - so thats another glowing reference that he chose Antonellos. I had the Minestrone soup to start which was absolutely lovely and then the Calzone for mains as I wanted filling up after a 10k run earlier that day! Finished with my usual chocolate cake with cream which was just as good as I remembered. A little out of the way but definitely worth a visit!

**This restaurant is now called "Antonellos." (see photo)** I've told Yelp and they are looking…read moreinto it. Overall it was a pleasant time, with good food and service. On arrival we spent some time perusing the menu in the separate bar area. I ordered cod and spicy sausage. The others had fish kebabs.For starters, we shared white bate and a garlic bread. I thought my cod was a little underdone but the food was generally tasty. Service was freindly and attentive. We asked for advice on wines and the waiter gave us some good advice on a dry Italian white. They also have (which we also had-hic!) a Valpollicella ripasso, both of which were great. For desert we had the cheese board which came with plentiful crackers. Overall, this was a good local Italian. The one slight downside was a slightly off putting smell of cooking oil wafting from the kitchen. Maybe some machine wasn't working properly. Only a minor issue though.

This restaurant is no longer called Gattopardo, now known as Al Bosco…read more Food is standard Italian fare, but well cooked and presented, and the place has a good ambience. Worth a visit.