Great restraint, had scallops and chorizo. The meal was terrific, portion sizes reasonable and the…read moretaste fantastic. Might miss the restraint, look under the sign Brewery Quay.

What an adorable little seaside restaurant. The service was impeccable and the food was amazing…read more Beautiful views of the water if you're able to get a window seat, but even if you're not so lucky, you can still see it from most of the restaurant.

Ah-mazing food! The service is a little overly attentive, but still very nice. The atmosphere is…read moreromantic as this place is situated right along the water. I would make a reservation if you plan on going here on the weekends. Bar across the street that does cheap drinks if you and your friends wanna go drinking afterwards. We ordered: 1. truffle oil infused fries- so good! 2. an extra large pizza- it was massive and so very tasty! 3. chicken milanese- this dish was so amazing and crispy. I couldn't recommend it more! 4. ice cream- very unique twists and tastes to a classic. hard to describe 5. panocotta- heavy whipping cream made into a solid cream heaven with seasonal with berries. it was wonderful. I would have eaten 15 more if my waistline didn't grow. It was pricey (around 48 quid) with drinks. We were hungry and were craving Italian food, so this place hit the spot amazingly.

Like every other Prezzo the food is of a high quality, especially considering it's a large(ish)…read morechain. The waiting on staff were good but maybe slightly too attentive as I felt somewhat hassled a times. Overall; a very pleasant experience.

As a group of friends, we arranged a meal out at Enzos which was booked some time in advance. We…read morehave done this on numerous occasions at the same restaurant as we have always enjoyed our meals there, today however was a disaster! It all began with us arriving 10 minutes prior to our booked time of 7:30 and were shooed back with the waving of hands because we were too early. We waited a few minutes and were shown to our table. Drinks were ordered and the gin and tonics arrived as gin and lemonades - perhaps an easy mistake and it was rectified so on to the meal. The 9 starters were all perfectly acceptable but when the main courses arrived it all fell apart. A senior member of staff walked out in despair complaining the staff were not trained and he could not do it all himself. 4 of us ordered the Tournados Rossini which arrived with foul tasting pate which when removed from the steak gave off a terrible smell so we asked the waiter to smell it. The outcome was that the 'chef' insisted it was fine but smelt like it did because it was duck pate this later became the fault of the Madeira sauce. Having had this meal on a number of occasions in Enzos, as well as being a trained chef myself, we were all fully aware that something was wrong... it was off! We asked to speak to the manager but the older man in the restaurant pointed towards the kitchen and when asked at the servery no-one in the kitchen the owners son, also called Enzo, did not step forward so there was no-one to manage the havoc that was reigning throughout the establishment. We settled or bill for the starters and drinks we had had and even left a little extra as it is not the young staffs fault they have not been trained but we were not paying for the main courses that were not consumed although they even tried to charge for the gin and lemonades we did not order. There were no apologies only excuses! We are now waiting to see if our insides are going to be affected but just in case I have retained two portions of the rancid pate for environmental heath if necessary! As a restaurant that we visited quite regularly being locals we will never return to now.

Went to Weymouth for Art Week and HAD to pay another visit to Enzo's Restaurant. Enzo is the…read moreperfect host, making a meal a wonderful, warm experience. From good advice on drinks (some of which l went on to order from home) to serving the most delicious food - l had pasta, my friends had fish and steak. From the first mouthful l was in love with my seafood pasta ( l am italian, therefore my standards are quite high) The fish was tasty and plentiful, the steak melted in the mouth, according to my friend and the atmosphere was buzzing. We went mid week , it was busy therefore, as Enzo doesn't believe in rushing his customers, l reccomend booking in advance to make sure you get a table We finished off with home made dessert and l had the best complimentary Grappa l ever tasted (another one for the drinks cabinet) Enzo made our evening truly special. We will come again soon.

Good pizza, friendly service. Although there is a big sign on the outside saying "free meals for…read morekids under 10", we had to pay about 6 £ for each kids-meal.

Really good food. Really nice wine. Catered fantastically well for our family group of 15.read more

very good food big portions and very nice good quality…read moreingredients and very helpful staff

Great authentic Italian food complete with surly barman which is the only reason not to give 5…read morestars. Very accommodating were happy to give the pasta we wanted with sauce from a different dig. Also did pasta mains as starter which was excellent. Desserts are home made and to die for. Price was excellent too. Best Italian in Hampshire.

I love Filippo's, me and my family having been coming here since i was born and before that, the…read morefood never fails to impress, and customer service and care is beyond welcoming, always puts a smile on me and my families face, always look forward to when i'm next going to be going to Filippo's, and can't wait to eat the lovely italian food again and again!!

My wife and I have been visiting Filipo's since before we were married and that is plenty of years…read moreago! We love this place, the boss is just the same as he was when we first went there, nothing changes, the decor does, a little!, the menu is pretty much the same and the music, which tends to be loud!!! It is the place food damn good Italian food, cooked the old way, so Filipo tells me. It is nice to go to a restaurant where you kinda know what you are going to get and know that it will be good and the boss is going to welcome you in whther he knows you or not. Let them know there is a reason, birthday, anniversary etc, in fact we have seen just about every concievable reason for going out celebrated over the years, and following Filipo getting eveyones attention with the aid of a cow bell, the victim or should I say lucky person will have the entire place sing happy birthday, or whatever suits the occasion, which will then be followed up by a free Flamin' Zambucca. I have suffered/enjoyed this many times and look to have a few more! If you are after a quiet night look elsewhere but if it is a fun night with good food and drinkable house wine, Filipos is the place to go.

The queue that forms shortly after opening on any given day should give you an idea of what to…read moreexpect here: the best fish and chips in Weymouth...and maybe even Dorset and would likely give any chippie in the UK a run for its money. I was in Weymouth for my sister's wedding this past summer and she scheduled one meal at the Marlboro. I ate there 3 times over the course of 4 days. I tried to lose some weight to look good for the wedding; this place definitely didn't help that cause. For about £10 pounds, you get a reasonably sized filet(s) and a whole heap of chips. The batter is crisp, light, and perfectly seasoned. The pineapple fritters are an awesome dessert - kind of like a fried Oreo us muricans love with only half the guilt/remorse afterward. The chips are ok - again, mostly because I've been conditioned to want my fried potatoes to be crispy. I prefer the chips w/ the curry sauce poured over top. YUM! Of the types of fish I tried, I'd put cod - mackerel - haddock in order of preference. Salt and vinegar are available, but all other sauces are charged a nominal fee. You can eat in or takeaway - the eat in area is a bit congested, so may not be very comfortable if you have young children. The queue is formidable but it moves along rather quickly. Sitting by the Old Harbour bridge, eating fish and chips and drinking a Shandy Bass...lovely way to spend an afternoon--or three--in Weymouth.

When we arrived in Weymouth we asked a local on the street where the best place to get fish and…read morechips was. She directed to this restaurant and we weren't disappointed. It was full of people that were obviously locals. The fish was fresh and the lager cold. Would highly recommend!!!