I've been going to the Medici for about ten years. My parents live in the village and it was a…read morefavorite spot of my dad's because he could have a drink and walk home. The food was always decent but the menu didn't ever seem to change: even the "specials" were the same every time. A refurbishment was long overdue and I was interested to see how much had changed since the last time I visited. We turned up at 6:30 on a Saturday evening with no reservation. The restaurant was pretty busy because of their "family hour" promotion--20% off selected menu items between 5:00 and 6:30. They found us a table on condition that we leave at 8. No-one has ever suggested to me that I need to leave the restaurant at a given time and this seemed really unprofessional. No-one offered to take our coats until I asked if they had a cloak room. Perhaps people prefer to keep their coats with them? The room was fairly noisy because of the large number of kids. The walls are very dark, plenty of mirrors, the lighting is very low. The overall effect might be dramatic, romantic, or pretentious depending on your point of view. The lighting was so low that both my mother and my brother had trouble reading the menus. The menu is quite extensive although not very adventurous. The wine list similarly unexciting and the choice of wines by the glass is limited to red, white, or rose. I thought the food was pretty good but the service was negligent. We seem to have been seated at the "forgotten table", right by the door. It was not at all clear who was our waiter and we spoke to at least three different waiters during the course of our visit. Not bad, not great. Still plenty of room for improvement.

Good Italian food so far in the area, i love their specials thing and food was decent. i love the…read moreway their staff membranes. Overall it was a relaxing place, you can have drink and walk home.

This was my first time at Pasco's in Cottingham and it won't be my last. As soon as we entered the…read morerestaurant the servers where extremely friendly, funny, and hospitable. Nothing was too much and happiness radiated from them with an addictive vibe. I ordered the antipasti plate as my starter, which was a selection of meats with bruschetta and chopped tomatoes. The meats were a little oily, but I understand that is the traditional way, and the bruschetta was to die for. When mixed together in one mouthful it was an explosion of taste... Juicy fresh tomatoes, the bite of garlic, the crunch of bruschetta and the smooth texture of the meat. Excellent starter, highly recommended. For my main I had a dish off of the specials board which was filet steak, in peppercorn sauce, with potatoes and vegetables. The vegetable came to share with the other guest on the table and it included Brussels, green beans, carrots and onions (unfortunately I didn't get a picture quick enough). The steak was cooked perfectly to medium rare and the texture melted in my mouth like every good steak should. 100% perfect. The peppercorn sauce was creamy and also had the perfect bite of pepper. The potatoes were roasted to perfection. Also, a delicious bottle of wine, served very professionally topped off the whole meal. We had a party of 3 and everyone had a starter, a main and we ordered two beers and a bottle of wine. The total was £80 and it was worth every penny. The only downside was the noise as the walls bounced it off from every direction with the room being an open space. But you can't complain too much because it's expected for such a popular restaurant, and good on them to fill up with so many people. I hear every night is extremely full and we have previously tried to walk in another time to find that they had no tables available unless we waited quite a while. So make sure you reserve a table in advance so you don't end up disappointed. You won't regret it! Best restaurant in Cottingham right now.

Really good service, very clean, nice atmosphere, extensive menu, good wine & beer usually busy so…read morering and book a table.

I would like to tell you about the Italian Restaurant in Beverly called Lucia that my family took…read moreme to last night for a Birthday treat it was a Wonderful Experience Wonderful food and we WILL be going again the Manager and staff were very kind and thoughtful just such a lovely atmosphere and a BIG THANKYOU to Angela and Tony for the chance to to eat there XXX

Went with a small group of friends. Third time for them, first for us…read more Excellent welcome, service and attention from the staff. Top marks. Sat outside under the heaters at 6pm. Cool, but thoughtful provision of rugs. Heaters very powerful and soon warmed up. Great choice of starters and all delicious. We had various mains - risotto, pasta and grill. All very tasty. Definitely go again.

From my own experience, Dominic's Takeaway is always good on the tastebuds, has a varied menu…read moreincluding the usual pizzas and pastas as well as English dishes. Worth a visit.

My husband and I decided we wanted to go somewhere different from our usual places; a few people…read morehad previously told me about Dominics so we decided to try it. I am so happy we did; as soon as we walked through the door we were made to feel welcome they got us drinks, a menu in the seating area and we even ordered before we even got to our table which meant we weren't sitting for a long time for service. The food was delicious, the cost was reasonable compared to the amount of food and effort they had gone to and then they offered us a free drink as a thank you from the restaurant! Definately recommend and will be going again!

Have been multiple times when I'm in Beverly. Always pleasant service and tasty pizza. We…read morespecifically enjoyed the garlic bread with mozzarella -- but be warned, it is HUGE and definitely meant to share or replace an entree. Desserts are hit and miss.

From the owner: Sorry, we have permanently closed this site. To find your closest ASK Italian, please check our…read morewebsite. We hope to welcome you in soon.

Lovely Italian with great food and beautiful decor. Great, extensive menu and good wine choice…read more Few special touches like olives whilst you wait in the bar area to comfortably peruse the menu and home made bread at the table. The tiramisu is fantastic and they do a great offer Sunday-Friday: 3 courses, coffee and a bottle of wine for £37 for two! http://www.casamazzoni.co.uk/casa/index.htm

Hi All, Just to let anyone who is thinking of going to this…read morerestaurant it has now closed down :( Someone has now bought it and turning it into an Indian Restaurant very soon. But no more Italian here. A shame really because i did like this place

I don't know what the twit two reviews down is talking about. "half pizza base"?? I know they make…read moretheir own bread. If you want a cheap pre-made frozen breadcake, then go to any donna kebab house or roadside buttie van. Theres a really nice one in B&Q car park I hear.... However, if you want a quality steak burger with nice bread, these are the best in Hull. I'll be ordering one in the next couple of hours

Ciao Bistro is already an established Italian restaurant in Hull. The new premises on Kingston Road…read morein Willerby, is a takeaway which offers the same quality Italian food as the restaurant. And quality indeed. We ordered two pizzas marguerita and meat feast. Both were delicious. All pizzas are 12" bases, freshly made in the way that 'proper' pizzas should be very thin! The tomato sauce was very good, & didnt drown the rest of the flavours. The cheese was very plentiful, and the meat pizza had a generous helping of pepperoni, ham and chicken. We also ordered lasagne. Oh my word, it was mouthwatering. Perfectly cooked, tender beef, a very good tomato sauce, lots of cheese! A generous portion that would easily keep two people happy, if you added side dishes Which we did standard takeaway chips that were hot and crispy, with a generous sprinking of good old chip spice. Also ordered coleslaw, which was again prretty much standard, but accompanied the main dishes very well. We collected our food on this occasion (all of above came to around £22) but Ciao do offer FREE delivery in the local area (Willerby, Kirkella, Anlaby etc) I highly recommend this place for its authentic, tasty and well priced food.

My wife and I visit La Scala quite a bit. The food is invariably spot on but , for a family Italian…read morerestaurant is VERY expensive. The soup is the cheapest dish, and at £5.95 thats very expensive, you can get a good home made soup for £3 and something elsewhere. Service is pretty good, always Italian and often a bit arrogant, but they do know what they are doing and get you in and out quickly. The place itself is very plain and not very warm. the worst aspect is the music - non stop opera, at too loud a level. - but the food is excellent. Beware kids on the car park, this is yobs area, and you can rely on having your car scratched.

I couldn't fault the food here but several other aspects of the restaurant spoiled my last visit…read morehere. I did not like having to order my food before I had even been shown to my table. This meant as soon we sat at our table the food was bang, straight in front of us. Whilst eating, after half a bottle of wine had been drunk, the remaining contents of the bottle was upended into my glass, along with shall I bring you another one? I don't particularly like to be rushed like this and gave me the impression that this restaurant is only interested in getting the customers in and out of the restaurant ASAP. So the food was OK but there was no atmosphere and I did not enjoy my last visit and will not return.