Food is amazing had spaghetti bolognese tiramisu and peroni…read moreService was quite fast and they are really nice Ambiance is very homey and great crowd

Customer service was fantastic. We didn't have to wait long at all and the staff were very…read morefriendly. The pizza was the best I've had, and the salad was delicious too.

Food was great especially the ragout pasta with big chunks of meat. Service was great. Ambience was…read moreperfect. Very convenient location.

The best Italian in Heaton moor. Staff are lovely and the food is always top quality. As a lover of…read moreItalian food I have visited Italy a few times and can honestly say that Avanti serves just as good quality as the food over there. HIGHLY recommend their home made cheesecakes! Delicious!

I'm definitely going to give this place another chance because I heard great things about it, the…read morestarters were all wonderful. The crab and carbonara pastas were delicious, but I was beyond disappointed with the bolognese. It's obviously the restaurants recipe and people must like it if it's still on the menu, but in my opinion is was very sloppy. I did not enjoy it at all. I ended up switching dishes with my husband (he ordered the crab pasta). We also ordered cocktails and they were all delicious. The staff was very friendly, the restaurant is very nice. We also liked that many of the staff was Italian or my husband seems to think so, so that was cool. Next, we will be trying the location in Didsbury.

Piccolino is a reliably nice place to eat, the restaurants are all very elegant and the staff are…read morevery friendly. We went on one of the best evenings of the summer so even though it was Tuesday it was packed and service was very slow but we weren't too bothered given the pleasant weather and surroundings. Food wise we had decent seafood starters of crab and scallop and then bf had a calzone which he really enjoyed and I had tagliatelle with summer truffle - I went for large which was a bit of an error as it was massive but somehow I still managed to eat it all. It's a nice touch that the menus contain information about where all the ingredients are sourced - despite Piccolino being a chain you get the impression it's food and service first rather than brand (or quality food and service is the brand). I don't think you will have a mindblowing dish here but you won't go too wrong either.

This is the first time I've eaten at La Roma, but I eat at San Marco (their sister restaurant in…read moreBlackrod) all the time. The menu is the same, they will make you any pizza you want and the pasta menu is amazing! The portion sizes are super human, so all pasta options come as half portion sizes, and they're just enough! The staff are so lovely and remember my dads order each week! beef cannelloni every time and swears by it! (And he is difficult to please!) The pizzas are all thin based and freshly made, and as I've said, you can pretty much chose your own pizza of you don't fancy what's already on the menu. Today I opted for prawn tagliatelle and the rents each had a pizza each. There wasn't a scrap left!

A wonderful Italian Restaurant which has an extensive menu featuring Modern and Traditional Italian…read morefood. But, just in case you are not in the mood for Italian they also have a good selection of other foods, including steak and chicken. They have a good wine list, and serve traditional Italian beer such as Perroni. Stefano, Antonelli and the gang will certainly ensure that your dining experience is a memorable one. Highly recommended.

Simply said, they serve up some good food here. The place itself is not too large and a bit…read morecramped, but they set up the tables fairly well so you can navigate your way around without too much trouble. They have a good range of dishes on the menu and I personally have yet to have something here I didn't like. The house dressing they use for salads is really good. The garlic bread comes out a bit different than what I'm accustomed to as it looks like a pizza, but it is really good and glad I got it. The service is very friend and they are actually pretty quick in getting things to the table. I seem to be getting into the habit of going to the two pubs right next door and then coming here for dinner.

This is one of the oldest Italian restuarants in Sheffield or at least it feels like it, it has a…read moregood atmosphere and traditional decor. Its in a great location for a pre or post theatre meal, though you would need to book so's not to be disappointed. The food is good and not bad priced either. The garlic bread here is absolutely delicious, you must try it. There's also the famous fruit pizza, yes fruit, i've not actually tried it yet but one of my friends loves it and has it everytime she goes.

I really, really loved my food! We ordered the mozzarella and garlic bomba as an appetizer and I…read moregot the crispy prosciutto carbonara. My husband preferred the chorizo carbonara. The prosciutto carbonara was so good! I couldn't stop talking about it. Will definitely come back when we're in the UK. Also, the servers were great and so friendly. The food did take a while to come out, but other than that, everything was good.

Was seated outside and asked politely to place our order several times. Even went inside to inform…read morewaitress we were ready. Must have waited at least fifteen minutes. May have been a staff issue but we didn't have high expectations for the food due to the lousy reception.

I came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. From the offset the service was highly attentive…read more Complimentary bread , olives and dipping oil were first served . I can take or leave olives but these were so moreishly flavoured. The menu consists of the usual Italian segments. Meat, fish , pizzas and pasta. The Meat and fish were really pricey so for starters I opted for a antipasti without the bread for and a seafood risotto for mains. My friends ordered a garlic bread to share and pate while I scoffed the antipasti which consisted of various parmaham, artichoke, prawn salad, cheese and chorizo. This was well presented and tasty..definitely manageable for one person! Next the risotto..again this was cooked beautifully and went well with a large glass of malbec. My friends ordered a simple carbornara which looked really rich. To finish we ended the meal with a liquere coffee. Overall this was a nice Italian..I haven't had much luck with the ones in Manchester! But yes quite pricey if you want something other than a pasta or pizza dish..and they do try charging you a optional service charge. Decor and ambiance is classic Italian with bold reds and "romantic. " I might be back after I've checked out the others .

We ended up at this restaurant completely by accident. Somebody had recommended Don Giovanni's to…read moreme, but I'd just remembered that it was at the end of Oxford Street and had an Italian sounding name (my hair isn't even that blonde), so we found ourselves in Giorgio, just across the road. The restaurant has more of an Italian feel to it than pseudo-Italian restaurants such as Felicini, and the staff were Italian too, which added to the air of authenticity. Prices are pretty standard - ranging from £6.50 for a margarita (but who orders a margarita?!) to £17.50 for the sea bass. We stuck to pizzas, which were delicious, but for the more wealthy and adventurous there is quite a varied menu including duck marinated in orange liqueur and several variations on the fillet steak. Vegetarian choices are not quite so exciting though there are still a couple of pizzas and pasta dishes to choose from. So, it's an authentic Italian restaurant with good reasonably priced fare. Why only 3 stars? Well, we were sitting not more than 20cm (I kid you not) from another table. I usually quite enjoy a good eavesdrop, but this was too close for comfort. It felt like we should've been sharing food and chatter with the couple next to us. Of course we're British and were too polite to complain as the restaurant was busy at the time, but this little predicament has encouraged me to head over to Don Giovanni's next time I'm on Oxford Street and in the mood for an Italian.

Attentive and friendly staff. Had a removable ramp to allow accessible entrance. Delicious food,…read morefresh bread and Gnocchi dish was perfect. Highly recommend! Wheelchair accessibility There's one small step to enter the building, we popped a wheelie to get in but they have a removable ramp they put down to allow quick and easy access.

A must-do while you're in Manchester! Delicious food, fantastic service, friendly atmosphere, and…read moreextremely accommodating and attentive staff. We had a variety of pasta dishes, plus the bread (and trio of dips- delish!), bellinis and a couple glasses of red wine. One member of our party is in a wheelchair, and the staff even brought out a little ramp to make entry and exit to the restaurant easier, and the bathroom has easy access as well. Good people, great food, will absolutely be back in the future.