Oh yes. Nice meal indeed. Selected this place over the others as there were too many larger ladies…read morehogging the doorways of the other places, smoking and the music was a bit too DOOF DOOF DOOF for my tastes. I'm glad I came, and I wasn't disappointed. Beautiful antipasti starter, and the main was tender scallops and seabass, with perfectly cooked courgettes, carrots and new potatoes. The waiter was ideal. Not too much intrusion, and went out of the way to make the meal special. He even scrabbled about in a cutlery drawer for the posh fish knife for me even though I hadn't asked for one. Wifi is free and worked a dream (from next door) Really really good :-)

One of the best restaurants in Doncaster by far, never had a bad meal. Highly recommendedread more

If your into your white linen tableclothes and sauce decoratively smattered on your plate then this…read moreplace is not for you. Here they do Italian dishes, huge portions and no holding back on taste. It's is also unbelievably cheap. Starter, Mains, Dessert, Coffee and beer x 2 for £45. Service was great and go during happy hour and you can make it even cheaper. Lasagne was how lasagne should be, Cheesy and Saucy. Dessert was great (tiramisu). It's no fuss Italian, made by an Italian, served to you by an Italian. What more could you want

Absolutely brilliant. Real Italian, served by Italians. Service is first class, waiters don't…read morebother you all the time with silly questions, but they are there if you need them. Portions are big and if you come in during happy hour it's very cheap. Have been there several times and can happily recommend it.

Translated, the Italian "Vivo" means "live" and this restaurant certainly gave me the will to…read more Alongside multiple glasses of the House Red, I also ordered the Pollo Imperatore and Pollo Impressive it was, delectable and decadent. In my personal endeavour to try tiramisu at every Italian restaurant in the world, I of-course had to try the Vivo rendition, and it was beautiful. Served in a ramekin with a little Italian flag perched on top, I could feel the chorus of "Il Canto degli Italiani" surge through me in every bite. The service was spot on, the food was gorgeous, and the atmosphere was immaculate. Enzo Ferrari wishes he could've visited this restaurant.

Having bein in Doncaster quite a few times and with most places doing Carvery's on a Sunday at…read morelunch time I tend to go looking for proper dinner on a sunday night. I like a good italian and happened across this lovely place. The restaurant itself looks really nice - not just thrown together. The staff can be a bit of an unusual group, more from watching them than them serving me. But once my food comes quick and is nice then I am happy. And the food is great, the kind where I was using every last bit of my chicken and pasta to get the sauce off the plate. They have a great selection on the menu and, I think, are a decent price.

Five of us enjoyed our meal in the basement eating area of this establishment. Lobster ravioli…read morestarter was good and was available as a main too. Main courses were ribeye steak alla Gorgonzola - the steak had quite a bit of gristle in. Lamb shank was nice but a bit too overcooked. Duck and stuffed chicken breasts also very tasty. We had no dessert but enjoyed a digestivo of Grappa (they have 4 types) and Limoncello. We had no wine with the meal, just two rounds of mixed drinks. The total was £140 which I thought was very pricey for what it was. A very pleasant restaurant with friendly, knowledgeable staff. The food was ok but not worth that much. I will come again though

Food was awful no flavour turned up cold and took 2hours over estimated time, wot a waste of food…read morehad to chuck in the bin

This family owned restaurant is simply superb. I come here everytime I visit my boyfriend and we…read morelove having date night here! The food is always fresh and tasty and the waiters are friendly. I do find that sometimes it does take a little while for the food to come out but I don't mind waiting for quality meals :)

CAUTION Trattoria Toscana, Pay for Fillet Steak they serve Sirloin!…read more This place is very very overated, think they leave there own reviews Fillet Steak? Small slice of fillet less than 10mm thick and a slice of sirloin hidden underneath like a double cheese burger, when you pay for fillet steak you should be served fillet steak! Samples of the meal are to be taken to Trading Standards for analysis, it was clear to see that they had a table with 3 regulars on that did in fact get fillet steak what they ordered, but they made a big mistake trying to fleece me and will now suffer consequences of Trading Standards and the relevant authority, I know my cuts of meat and did not in fact get what I had paid from the menu, pay for fillet serve fillet not sirloin burger, please see all the negative reviews as well as the over rated good reviews as I am not the first to get sirloin for fillet, think they rely on fleecing some of the uneducated locals, I will update this review with facts of Trading Standards and the relevant findings. My partner had a pasta dish and for the price should have been fresh pasta but you get Aldi type bagged pasta with mince full of fat, I can guarantee if you get a tray of fresh pasta from Aldi/Liddle or Asda you will be eating a far nicer and a better meal, I had not been here for the past few years due to a previous bad experience but thought I would give benefit of doubt and try again, Well disappointed one pasta dish one so called fillet steak less than 10mm thick to top a piece of sirloin and a couple of drinks for £60, this is average money for a very poor meal, I do not normally leave reviews but thought this needs to be brought to the attention of others and the Authority BE WARNED there are far better places to eat than Trattoria Toscana York Road Doncaster..

A lovely family run restaurant right in the town centre of Doncaster and directly opposite the new…read moreCast Theatre complex. The restaurant is in need of a modernisation but i liked the rustic charm to the place with the great wall painting of the Italian Opera House and many wall art around the restaurant. The owners are Italian and have run the place since 1995. The waiters are english though and one of the waiters was really funny. The food menu was extensive and they have a happy hour from Monday through to Saturday which consists of any Pizza or Pasta for £5.95. The menu is extensive and has some great offerings. For starters i had the garlic bread with tomato and chilli which was served in a little basket, it tasted great. My partner had the Funghetti All'Aglio which is Garlic mushrooms in white wine, then baked in the oven. you get a huge portion. For the main i had the very tasty and creamy Fettucini Al Salmone- the pasta was lovely and tasted amazing!! My partner had the Lasagna which also looked and tasted great. Overall a great family run restaurant run by a great team which serve some amazing Italian food.