I adore this place. We arrived late at night, exhausted…read moreafter 12 hours of delayed trains, hoping that something- anything- would be open so we could finally have a real meal... And we were fortunately directed to The Flames. The man working there- most likely the owner?- was really nice and made great conversation. My boyfriend and I ordered a pizza, cheesy chips, and the korma curry with boiled rice. The curry was HUGE. Although I always hate that you have to buy the rice separately in Indian restaurants, I didn't mind here because you were given so much for a very cheap price. We also had Indian food the night before- also korma curry- so it was a pretty easy comparison. Overall, just as good as anywhere else, cheap, but huge portions. Cheesy chips were supplied with a pretty decent amount of cheese! The pizza was pretty yummy as well, although I mostly ate the curry myself. Great for it's price and made fresh.

Easy, quick, great food and service. Accommodated our large group excellently. We loved it.read more

It is a good restaurant however, the service is slow and the pizza was quite overcooked. Good staff…read moreand got seated quite quickly. 72/100

Zizzi is the kind of place I really want to like - it's got nice simple decor and a straight…read moreforward Italian menu. The problem is that both the food and the service tend to be a little too simple for my liking. Sadly this means that many of the dishes I've tried here have lacked any real flavour. The service also tends to be quite slow, despite the fact that I have never seen the place more than half full. One plus note of this is the wine list - it's fairly standard, but they have clearly taken the time to select some wines which are both reasonably inexpensive, but deliver on flavour and clarity. That said, I can't recommend this place overall as really the key driver of a good restaurant is the food - and for me, Zizzi's simply does not deliver when compared against many of Chester's other establishments in a similar price bracket.

We didn't have high hopes for Alfredo's, since we have so many outstanding Italian restaurants in…read moreChicago, and are thus spoiled. What a pleasant surprise this was. We shared an order of bruschetta, which was the best we've ever had ! My husband had the spaghetti arribiata which was wonderful, with a generous amount of meat, and I had roast chicken. Sounds boring, but it was delicious! Cooked perfectly, with high quality meat and perfect seasoning. The rosemary potatoes were crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, which is just how they should be. Then, the piece de resistance--hot chocolate with pistachio liqueur. SO good. It was hard not to drink it too fast. The waitstaff was very pleasant and gave us just the right amount of service and attention. We've already made another reservation!

I think it's "Alfredo Restaurant" - not "Alfredo's Restaurant." Am I being nit-picky?…read more Anyhow... Italiano in Wales? Hmm, I thought. Well? It was very good! So good, in fact, I ate there twice on my trip to North Wales (about 6-7 days apart). I loved the the decor - throwback 70's Italian replete with red checkerboard table cloths! Service was attentive and friendly - especially the silver-haired gentleman. Food was delicious. I really loved the salad. What a beautiful mixture of veggies and greens - just delightful! I had to have Fettuccine Alfredo at Alfredo - another winner! Creamy rich goodness with yummy, generous bites of speck (ham)! Bottom line: I loved the place! Was it the best Italian food I've ever had? Yes (in Wales!) Okay, maybe not the best ever in the entire world, but pretty dang good (along with service, decor and overall "vibe." 4.25 enthusiastic stars for my Conwy, Wales "Italiano go-to!"

Walked in today and got seated quickly. The service was friendly and like they knew us, but they…read moredon't. We're from California and we're in Liverpool, England. Food came out hot and was tasty good. Noisy but that is because of the taverns and pubs nearby.

On the recommendation from Dave at the Double Tree - Liverpool, we stopped by to try this 47 year…read moreold go-to establishment. The food was not too shabby, the service was pretty good too. We went there after typical lunching hours and found the place still pretty busy with folks cycling in and out. I heard that the line goes out the door at dinner, so I figured we'd try it out. The huge pane glass window allows ambient light in, then it's classically lit on the inside with yellow lighting to give that Lady and the Tramp effect. :) I ordered one of the daily specials, Risotto Italia, that had diced chicken, slices of ham, onions, mushrooms all in tomato sauce. It was fine, but a little heavy on the sauce. The sauce was good, but it buried the risotto. My dish wasn't nearly as good as Liz's Tortellini Italiana, which came in a meat sauce under baked cheese. The consistency of the crusting cheese was great, and the meat sauce was generous with the meat. We also tried the Bruschetta Tricolor which was a great balance of a caprese salad over a fresh bread and pesto... it was really good. I really enjoyed by visit to Casa Italia. It was very well priced, and I can see why its popular. You get a lot for a little... even with the picodillo (small) portions. Reservations need only be made for groups greater than 6. Give 'er a try!

OMG! This place! Amazing food, amazing service, such a fun atmosphere. I didn't think that the…read morefood would be as good as it was just due to the fact that it looked like a bar type situation. I LOVE Italian food and this place did NOT disappoint. Amazing selection of pastas. Great wine list. Try this place out! You will not be sorry!

Lovely food highly recommended going again for my birthday great value great atmosphereread more

During a mid-week trip to Liverpool, myself, my mum and my sister decided to check out Amalia…read moreItalian restaurant close to the city centre. We were having a belated mothers day trip away (for my Mum!) due to her obsession over visiting The Cavern Club in L'pool during the week. We chose Amalia as it was en route from our apartments to Matthew Street - where all The Beatles themed bars are. We didn't book as it was a wednesday evening, but mark my words - please book! At 7pm it was really busy, and we were very lucky to only have to wait for 10-15 mins. After we arrived, a queue formed at the door and some groups were waiting at least 30 minutes for a table. So this place ia a real authentic Italian, with an extensive menu providing soooo many dishes. We shared a Caprese salad starter along with Chicken Croquettes, which came fried with a garlic mayo dip. The croquettes were delicious, but came on a plate of 5, which were large in size and very filling. For the mains, they feature a huge list of pizzas, calezones, pastas, fish dishes and meats, so much so that it took me ages to decide. 10/10 for menu choice - something for everyone. I almost went for the Chicken Milanese - breaded chicken italian style with spaghetti napoli on the side. But last minute I went for the sundried tomato ravioli with prawns and a white wine sauce. My sister went for the 4 seasons pizza, my mum the lasagne. One thing myself and my mum noticed is that with it being a real family ran place, the pasta was really thick. Like real traditional Italian pasta. Which was great, but so so filling. The ravioli also came with around 15-20 ravioli pieces, which made it impossible to finish. But at least it was value for money! The pizzas look the best choice here, and they also do a calezone challenge (not too sure what it involves but seems this place is popular for it) A glass of sauvignon was fairly pricey - around £6.50 a glass. But really really tasty! Would recommend if you are looking for an Italian in Liverpool, just remember to book, don't order a starter if having pasta, and buy a bottle of wine and not a glass!

Lovely restaurant a stones throw from Liverpool !, the Echo Arena and Albert Dock …read more We stsartedv with a couple of breads to start - used the pizza base dough like most places but they were huge, one between three was plenty. I had Ganochetti and lamb pasta (pasta with a succulent lamb stew dish, it was tasty and filling. Four adults , two bread starters, four main courses, three suites, couple of drinks and a coffee - bill came to £89.00. Its ideal for a meal after work, lots of good pubs round and about. Service was a bit slow, but the food was excellent and plentiful.

Nice but could be better. They could really do with getting better bread and moistening the meat…read moremore. Staff seem nice but not overly enthusiastic. Good location but the prices were a little high for an at best average sandwich.

Yummy yummy!! Being a student and away from home, this is the perfect place to come when I miss…read morehaving a roast dinner!! Polite staff, not Much seating but I always take away!

Really good food and friendly staff. The environment of the restaurant is something else, feels…read morelike we're not in colwyn bay anymore.

Lovely place to eat, the food is second to none and the service superb…read more You do have to wait a while for your food but it is worth it. I orderd Fillet Steak with pasta and arabieta sauce.....Superb! The only down side is "they acually butterflyed my steak"