Zizzi is a chain restaurant and I feel like if you've been to one then you've been to them all. The…read moreservice is usually pretty quick and they have lots of pasta and pizza dishes to choose from. The garlic bread is tasty and the prices are reasonable.

Incredible place. The view is amazing here. The service was so welcoming, polite, and attentive…read more Best of all, the food was insanely delicious! They very carefully cater to every allergy and food preference. I'd come back to Cambridge just for Zizzi

I don't expect much from an Italian restaurant in Cambridge…read more I know it'll be somewhat pricey and probably not too poppin' on a freezing winter night in the middle of December. However, I was thoroughly disappointed on my decision to enter these doors instead of those of the many other restaurants on this street. They seem like they have plenty of seating, two stories of them, so perhaps it would get full on a much more popular night, but the weekend night I went on only had a few parties on the first floor. I thought that not a lot of customers meant it would be fairly fast service. Oh bollocks was I wrong. I thought I couldn't go wrong with the carbonara since I wanted something heavy. The waitress, however, seemed like our table was the last place on earth that she wanted to be at. The scowl and impatience on her face and attitude when we were deciding what to order could not be more prominent. I ordered and decided to find the loo. I had to trudge up a narrow set up stairs and find the tiniest bathroom ever on the second floor. I don't understand why they can't have a set of bathrooms on the first floor. The food arrived a good 45 minutes later. Really. I was already nodding off by the time the food arrived. I have never had such slow service. I don't think this attributes to the care that the chef took in making the food rather the lack of service or manpower. The carbonara was alright. Portion size was just right--didn't seem like much but its a pretty filling dish. It was fairly simple and I'm glad it tasted fine after waiting that long. Maybe this would be a good place to take on a date if you want to get to know their life story.

Family owned and quaint atmosphere. Food was excellent. Owners very attentive to the patrons.Would…read morego again.

What an odd place. It is a knock off of an American-Italian restaurant that originally knocked off…read moreItalian restaurants. I was out looking for dinner and stumbled upon this place. I was so befuddled that I had to go in and take a look. They have red & checked table cloths and Frank Sinatra, et al. are playing on the stereo. Why not just have an Italian restaurant and skip the whole watered-down-by-Americans routine? Anyway, I was snapped back to reality when the bartender said, 'ello, what'll ya 'ave to drink". Oh, yeah, I am in Cambridge, UK. On to the food. One night I ordered steak, it was pretty bad, but typical for the UK...tough and overcooked. That said, the rest of the meal ended up being pretty good, and the service was prompt and efficient. Stick to the basics and you will have yourself a decent meal.

If you are into Italian dishes but want a bit of American touch then you might want to make Frankie…read moreand Benny's your next stop for a meal out. The story about the restaurant is as fascinating as the meals they serve. Frankie was a child of an Italian immigrant in the 1920s, he grew up in his father's restaurant cooking and serving their favourite traditional meal. After his father's retirement, Frankie became friends with Benny an American, they took over the restaurant and combined their dishes, which today make up the Frankie & Benny's menu. awww. what a happy ending. Anyway, my experience there was also a happy one. The food I ate there just had an attitude most restaurant lack, maybe it is because of its combination of Italian and American taste. The separate bar area had lovely drinks, which I managed to prevent myself from having too much as I still had my meal to eat. I ordered my food after I took my seat at the eating area. Even though the restaurant was quite full, my food arrived under 10-12mins. For the appetiser, I had Bruschetta and the main meal was their oven baked chicken parmigana, which is chicken breast, coated in garlic sauce, topped with ham, melted mozzarella and served on Neapolitan spaghetti. The taste was superb, the chicken breast was succulent and the spaghetti with roasted red peppers was truly tasty. I had a cup of espresso (£1.40 single) after the massive meal as I had no place to fit dessert. The second best thing about this restaurant apart from the food is their child-friendly environment. If you have child/children who are very active and prevent you from eating, this restaurant has good ways of keeping your children busy i.e. puzzle,colouring and even family interactive games, it is truly a family affair. They also provide vegetarian option, sea food and other unusual menu you will expect to find in an American style restaurant. The bill was about £16 for a two-course meal, I have to admit that it is not the cheapest of places to go, but the servings are large and environment is just right for family outing.

After spending a month in Cambridge, this was hands-down the best restaurant in the whole city. I…read morestarted coming here almost every night towards the end of my trip, and for good reason! The pizza, gelato and pasta stand next door are all out of this world! The quality is amazing. It's been months since my trip and I keep wishing I could go back to Aromi. I miss y'all so much!!! Get everything on the menu. Go back many times. You won't regret it! This is the spot to be in Cambridge!!

Cozy setting inside with wonderful and attentive service, second only to the food offerings. You…read moremay have as much trouble as we did choosing between the unique pizza options, and if our two choices are any indication, you cannot go wrong with your selection! We started off with the Spinach Arancini; perfectly baked rice balls with a blend of spinach and cheese. The pizzas were large and delicious, and we almost completely finished them before having to reluctantly put down our forks. The Caponata and the Crudo were both home runs, as the spices melded beautifully with the toppings on each.

A piece of Italy in Cambridge! All the food inside is very…read morevery good, because it's imported from Italy. The pizzas are perfect!! If you want to taste the real italian food, or you just miss home... It's the perfect place! All the staff are very kind and helpfull, and they are all nice people. Very recommended!

Possibly the best Italian restaurant in Cambridge. A tiny place, and difficult to get a table,…read morelunch or dinner. They have outdoor, street seating though. But none of these are big enough issues to distract you from the food. The Napolitana pizza and ragu spaghetti pasta were superb, and the tiramisu was excellent. I am looking forward to trying more of their pizzas and antipasti platter soon. Highly recommended!

Had the Sunday roast here. The meat was cooked medium rare and it was SO delicious…read more The restaurant is very spacious. They served the meal super fast.

If you're looking for a fantastic, high quality, meal in Cambridge look no further! Our meals were…read moreexcellent as were the drinks and service! We ordered the trout and rib rye and both were cooked and seasoned to perfection! We sat upstairs near the bar and the ambiance was very nice! We did arrive during off-hours (around 3pm). There are a bunch more tables downstairs but when I walked down there it did feel a little chillier. Would highly recommend for a fancier dinner!

Three of us ate here tonight. Visiting from Las Vegas - and or of our group was at a formal dinner…read moreso the 3 of us came to Wildwood. Two boys and mom. Was yummy. The carbonara pizza was light on ingredients. Couldn't taste or see the cheese but yummy all the same. My superfood salad was excellent! The Ox and chorizo burger reported as good also. Wildwood

Right on Bridge street, between Quayside and the Round Church…read more on a rainy July afternoon, when other places were so full to overflowing from the crowds hoping for refuge from the downpour they could afford to be incredibly obtuse, this was a quiet bright place. I've heard that because the UK waitstaff doesn't work off tips, they're less attentive and that has seemed to be the case -- until we lucked out with Nikki. Bright, cheerful, attentive without being obtrusive. Lovely person. The ambience was nice, the setting very appealing, clean lines, subtle (tho not dark) lighting. Some of the food was tasty, like the fried calamari and the salad with bacon, grilled chicken, and mozzarella. They have a great refreshing, not overly-sweet lemonade, mint, I think. My companion enjoyed his penne with prosciutto. But I was a bit taken aback by the seafood risotto -- far, far too salty and with an unexpected kick. But we were starved, and there was plenty of lemonade and water.

Just being in Cambridge, alone was such an adventure! There is so much history and culture here…read morethat one cannot help but nerd out! The roads themselves have been walked by Kings, Queens, Lords, Ladies, scholars and authors. The staff was super kind and helpful. They explained the offerings and made helpful suggestions on what to order. Both the interior and exterior of the restaurant were breathtaking! Being here almost felt like being a character in an adventure novel. There is a functional wheel from when it used to be a mill. You just can't help being enveloped in the history and the ambience here. The food was also excellent here, which made it one of my favorite places in Southern England. Without a shadow of a doubt, I would eat here again!

After a grueling day, I stopped by for an early dinner. Seated immediately outside and enjoyed…read morerose and a perfectly cooked sea bream with roasted potatoes! Just what was needed to carry on! I'll be back!