Attentive, fast, and friendly service for a family of all ages. Very tasty food too, at reasonable…read moreprices. The restaurant decor feels a little past its prime, but pleasant enough.

got a takeaway tonight, food was as tasty as normal but my father has just found a row of false…read moreeyelashes in it! We phoned to inform them and despite trying to explain we didn't want a refund, we were told there was no women working in the restaurant and that it was "entirely impossible" that we were telling the truth...

My colleague chose this restaurant for her maternity leaving do, there were eight of us in total…read moreand we were given a table in the corner. You get packets of breadsticks which are lovely and they make you wanting more!! Might have to look for some to buy!!! We shared garlic bread pizzas which were thin and crispy. Really nice! For main I had the crab ravioli which had clams in the sauce. It was nice but not a big dish,. As you only get a couple of big ravioli. I was still lil hungry after but decided not to have dessert. It is a nice restaurant with lovely staff but it was noisy, I found it hard to hear my colleagues talking. I think I would choose a different dish next time. It all looked great.

Came here last night as part of a dear friend's celebrations. As is often the case when someone…read moreelse organises it, an Italian is booked. This is where I usually mildly dread things, and politely keep my mouth shut about my aversion to Italian food. We were a large party so ordered ahead on the set menu which was actually a really good choice. Over fifty percent of the people on our table ordered the beef stroganoff, which was apparently amazing (and it did smell good). Nearly all of us had three courses, I had the whitebait to start, which smelt quite fishy, but didn't taste it. I think they were probably slightly overdone, but they still tasted good. Salmon for main, and it was a huge portion, with some of the best seasoned potatoes i've had on the little side of veggies that came with it. The chocolate cake was chocolate cake, and the semifreddo was gorgeous. The service was lovely, and attentive, with the little things like replacing a knife without having to ask. All for £25 with coffee or tea I'd say it's pretty good value. Expect to pay upwards of £18 for a bottle of wine. It wasn't perfect, but it was a lovely setting- and everyone left happy and full.

My exploration of the suburbs continue. This time after a few beers I decided to run in here and…read moreget a quick takeaway....I had heard good things and they were all true. What a great little place. I wandered in and my first question was what have you got that i can take away in the next five minutes. My UBER was on the way and i needed this to be quick. The friendly lady behind the counter suggested chicken meat with rice and salad......Healthy......chek......fast.......check........and everything looked great so i instantly signed up and she got going with the prep. There was a whole load of salad on offer which I liked...I standardly wait for the works with chili and garlic as well as the welcome addition of pomegranate sauce! A good condiment selection took this place from 4-5* by the way......also the face the chilli and garlic were homemade.....winning! The food was fresh, tasty and not greasy at all. i was a very happy boy! If you are in the Kings Heath area check this little place out if you want some good grub on the go.

Have been here twice in one week with my partner, so I think it is fair to say we love it…read more On both occasions we have gone for the meal for two. This includes delicious Turkish bread, 4 different meat skewers, a lovely big salad, dips and rice for £14.99. And you definitely won't leave hungry. Everything seems fresh and is really tasty. It may not be the classiest place to sit down for a meal, and the location isn't stunning, but this place is great.

The service was terribly slow - I expected better as it was weekday at 2pm. The drinks came after…read morewe started the buffet. the buffet pizza's where rubbery and seemed as if they had been there a while. On the flip side, the price of the buffet was very good (£6 per head) and the salad was very good - especially the cous cous. The boiled pasta which you DIY assemble with the sauces was very saturated with water. I won't be going for a while.

Have only gone here about three times since it opened. Usually because it is so busy after a family…read moretrip to the cinema that I don't want to wait for a long time to get a table only to have to wait again for some food. Last time I went was a weekend but we went a little before lunch time (and skipped breakfast) and managed to get a table fairly promptly. They do a children's menu with smaller pizzas or wraps (and others) ,salad bowl a drink and ice cream for about £5 each, a normal pizza menu, a salad menu and the drinks are bottomless. Last time was great service and the staff were friendly and I would go again, but would book first to avoid the waiting!

Splendid premises, in a glorious setting, plus a team of catering professionals all combine to make…read moreDa Gino a dining out experience not to be missed. Da Gino is a small, chef owned and run Italian Restaurant with an excellent reputation. The owner, Gino, is very proud of the standards he sets which demand that they cook everything fresh using finest ingredients they can find at the market each morning he told me during my visit. We sat upstairs which was very busy on a Tuesday evening. my other half is half Italian so my food was order for me by her, she likes the opportunity to show off, she impressed the waiting staff. The food was superb, the wine was chilled to perfection and the atmosphere was excellent, I'll definitely be going again very soon.

My wife and I have been customers of the DaGino's Restaurant in Streetly ever since it opened some…read more3 years ago. We genuinly believe that it is one of the best Restaurants in this part of Birmingham. The food is always superb: the wine of the highest quality and the service quite outstanding. We have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Da Gino's to anyone looking for a venue for lunch, an evening meal, or a very special celebration in your own private room. We can honestly say that we have never had a bad meal or been disappointed at this lovely Restaurant. SR/PGR

Absolutely wonderful night out in a real Italian restaurant. The owner cooks all the specials…read morehimself. Well worth waiting for. Amazing atmosphere.

This is a sister restaurant of ponte di legno in Moseley. It's only been open a few months now, it…read morehas a lovely interior, not many tables but it is very pretty inside. Like its sister restaurant it was bring your own drink, but our waitress said they were waiting on their license (Feb when we went) I've never ordered pizza out before but decided to since my boyfriend had at the restaurant in Moseley. My pizza wasn't as great as his had been in the Moseley restaurant. We also tried fried aubergine which was delicious I had garlic mushrooms for my starter and my boyfriend had mozzarella balls. We did enjoy the food but preferred their Moseley restaurant better. We had the desert sharing platter, it was nice but I did have one of the best deserts I've ever had at their Moseley restaurant so it was going to be hard to beat... All in all it was cheap and cheerful, we did have a lovely night and the staff were very friendly. But their sister restaurant is still my favourite of the two.

Food was delicious, excellent service. Don't have a license yet so bring your own…read more Will update with more info soon!

visually stunning- great building. Staff were extremely and…read moreappropriately attentive, and the music was just right- chilled but jazzy. the food was what you would expect, and not at all disappointing. I had the mussels in chilli and tomatoe followed by a crab spagetti. just delicious. only problem was the taps were so high tech i couldnt get them to work! lookingforward to enjoying one of their 10 quid lunches which come with a glasss of wine. How civilized!

Finally Italian has come to Birmingham! I have eaten here…read moreabout half a dozen times and although its not perfect (its no Locatelli (London)) it is far and away the most authentic Italian restaurant in Brum. The restaurant is very stylish and works well being light and spacious with tables well spaced (as opposed to many Italian restaurants which will put you so close to the tables next to you , you may as well become a table of four rather than two twos!). Service is always spot on - staff training is very evidents as waiting staff have an excellent knowledge of the menu and the wine list as well as being friendly and attentive. The food is as discussed as authentic as you will find in Brum. Antipasti is not just a case of a few slices of meat with some olives as is the case in lesser establishments - but a fine selection of meats, cheeses, fine green beans dressed with balsamic, peppers stuffed with home made pesto and all of this is described to you by your waiter. Bread selection is better than avaerage (and free!) when I last went there was foccaccia, anchovy bread and bread sticks. Of the starters I have sampled the crab spagetti with white wine foam and chilli which was excellent as well as a carpaccio of tuna. Usually I have had red meat with beef and lamb always cooked perfectly and very tender. Parmesan polenta is to die for if its on when you go! Once tried pud which I must say was a huge letdown. Tiramisu could have been slurped through a straw without the need for a spoon! Finally the espresso arrived and was excellent - crema over the coffee, not overly bitter - so simple and yet so evidently unobtainable to over 80% of the places I eat out. Its all about cleaning the machine regularly and grinding your beans correctly but so few places can do these very simple tasks. In summary Filini is a very very good place to eat Italian in Brum - it would not stand up in London but is head and shoulders above San Carlo and (slight shudder at the thought of how busy (£!!!) this place always is when I pass) Pasta de Piazza (st pauls square) both of which are poor. You do however pay the price here with main up to an eye watering £28 for fillet steak that I could hide in my palm if I curled up ny fingers (6oz at best)! Good but you pay for it! I am addding a second review as I dined there two nights ago and it was not as good as times previous. Change of personel? Head chef night off??? Who knows! The dishes we ordered were average at best - mussels for myself - far to spicy and so small that they were inadequate. Canneloni for my gf again poor at best. The worst thing about it all was that the staff were loudly setting up the tables for breakfast around us - par for the course in a hotel but surle the tables directly ajacent could have been left alone! My review drops down now to FOUR STARS and that is only on previous merit!