Pleasant neighbourhood Italian with attentive wait staff and passable food, featuring exactly the…read moretype of thing you might expect- pizza, pasta, risotto etc but also some very good homemade desserts.

I had a truly awful experience while attempting to make a reservation at this restaurant, all…read morethanks to the unhelpful and downright rude manager I encountered on the phone. I am even surprised she is working in hospitality sector.

Fantastic genuine Italian food and lovely discrete service. Such a shame it's changing, however,…read moreexcited to see what they will offer.

Hidden Gem: Without a doubt this is the best restaurant on the whole of Worcester Park High Street…read more Lovely decor inside with a baby piano, excellent service and delicious authentic Italian food. There are daily specials of the day the waiter will let you know about once seated, which was Skate Wing with a lemon caper butter last time I went. Puddings are delicious too.

What a lovely atmosphere! The waiters are all lovely and very friendly…read more What about the food? Well - I went on a Friday ... and apparently the food is very good midweek! They had to cater for a large group and I don't think they were serving their best food up. Shame really because it is a lovely place!

Went for the set Sunday menu. Minestrone soup was like a watery veg soup,main of liver was ok along…read morewith the smallest side of 3 spuds an some greens. Service was slow an they managed to even make us wait to pay. I didn't bother with puddin I'm not that patient. Poor show really.seemed popular with the older population though.

Excellent food and service, great pizzas, pastas and desserts. Highly recommended for anyone…read morelooking for a good place to eat in Kingston.

I am a university student and came to have a nice italian dinner with 6 or so of my friends. the…read moremoment we came in our server was rude and treated us terribly. She was rolling her eyes at us, huffing at requesting, and generally being rude. I am normally a very generous tipper(as I am from the States and we tip hugely on everything), but this was one of the few times I barely left a tip because the service was awful. The thing I hate about tipping terribly is that she probably treated us awfully because we were students and figured we wouldn't tip well anyway. Her terrible attitude put a damper on one of our few nights out. The food was mediocre, but not awful. I think I may have just been spoiled back home with incredible Italian food. My friends all thought the food was nice.

A truly stunning restaurant with a warm welcome, I feel as though I'm in the mediterranean whenever…read morewe are there. We recently had a 50th party and everyone had the best time, I can't fault it. The food was perfect, the waiters/waitresses were fantastic. I can't wait to go back and will recommend anyone who likes Itailian food! Sophia

Palazzo in East Molesey is your quintessentially cheesy Italian. It is almost better known for its…read moreparty reputation that it is for the food. The food incidentally, is perfectly fine, nothing to write home about though. If you stick with the pizzas and pastas though, you will be happy. I wouldn't particularly recommend the fish dishes though, I have definitely had better elsewhere. Nonetheless, I have always had an entertaining time here. Whether that is due to the Italian waiters, one in particular who fancied himself as a bit of a comedian while he loomed over us with the worlds biggest pepper mill, or it could be because of what seems to end up happening on a Friday or Saturday night. The tables get pushed to one side, the worlds most horrendously cheesy music comes on, and everyone starts dancing. This is probably due to the fact that this restaurant loves catering for big groups, usually ladies on a night out. I like to think of myself as a non-cheesy individual who is above all this ladeez silliness, so I'm not sure how I came to find myself doing the conga round thetables at 1 am. It could have been due to the endless pinot grigio, or it could have just been that this is a fun place to come, as long as you let your 'cool' guard down.

So, as a follow up from my last visit to Palazzo on Sat 19th Feb 2011 for my birthday party and to…read morereport that it was a HUGE success!!!! Tony the owner had set up a lovely table for me in the corner by the singer and bar (handy!) and made me and my two guests who were already there very welcome indeed. Waiter straight over to take drinks order and when a a couple of my guests where late and the waiters were more than accomodating whilst waiting to take orders gave us some little 'complimentary tasters' which were divine. Sort of potato and cheese rolled in balls with breadcrumb coating. They then suggested that we could order some very reasonably priced anipasti platters whilst we were waiting for the other guests and before ordering main courses. These platters were amazing. Two mixed and one vegetarian lots of variety and more than enough to go round the 7 guests already there. With everyone in situ we ordered mains which were AMAZING!!!! Only negative I would have is that there was too much to eat. Me and a friend had scallops, the others had seabass, duck, seafood risotto and seafood pasta and pizza dishes. We bought wine at the bar with the very palatable house white being less then £12 which is extremely reasonable and when the food bill came it was very very reasonable and no service charge added unlike some restaurants where you are obliged and we did leave a very good tip. There was a male singer who was BRILLIANT with wonderful repetoire and when he stopped singing he turned into DJ with great selection of music. We all danced the night away and had a wonderful time. Resident gorgeous Italian waiter helped the girlies dance and the atmosphere was perfect for my birthday. TOTALLY RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT IT IS FABULOUS!!! Thanks Tony for another amazing night see you soon ;)

We ordered the margarita pizza well done. It was absolutely amazing. Layla our server was the…read moreonly thing better!! We also dipped it in Caesar dressing which gave it a wonderful flavor. Trust me I've been all over the world and this is the best well done pizzas I've ever had in England.

Indubitably because it's within sight of Hampton Court this place is always pretty busy, which…read moregives it a buzzy feel. The food isn't too bad - given it's a chain it's a very "safe" bet. Plenty of reasonable pizza/pasta choices, and the set menus are good value. Loses a star as service often feels a bit disordered, but nothing wrong with it per se.

Good food, friendly service, we really enjoyed our dining experience…read more We stopped in for a quick meal after a full day at the castle, service was fast and friendly and the food was very fresh and tasty.

The square olive is an Italian restaurant just across the bridge from Hampton Court. I visited this…read morerestaurant with my family and my girlfriend to celebrate my moving down to the area when I finally made the big move. The restaurant was surprisingly quiet for a Saturday evening but that didn't take anything away from the quality of the meal. I guess it isn't well known, but I don't know. The bar area is nice with a large range of each spirits for personal preferences. The bar staff were very smart and good at making a wide range of cocktails for both men and women. I went for the godfather as it sounded and was the manliest cocktail I could find. They also serve pints though. The food itself was good quality, authentic tastes and the waiting staff were very friendly and attentive. There is a wide selection of antipasti to choose and share and a lot of pizza, pasta and salad options that catered to both meat lover like myself and vegetarians amongst us. Very light and classically Italian desserts on offer and all-round had a great experience! I am thinking out loud (by typing) but I wonder why they aren't getting the customer turnover. I wonder if they aren't getting the business they deserve because people feel more comfortable going to a well-known Italian chain such as Zizzi's which is just across the road? Not knocking Zizzi's by any means, but maybe people just choose to go to what they know. But I say: Take a risk, People!!

This is a hidden jewel in Surrey's restaurants. We have been going there since it opened in 2008…read moreand its mussels are to die for. Owner and staff cannot do more for you and if its not on the menu ask and if they can they will make it for you, as long as it is Italian. Don't ask what the soup of the day is, because they will say what soup would you like, because all soups are made fresh.

found a metal wire inside a pizza - seems to be from a scrubber. exceptionally dangerous to organs…read moreand health! would not recommend this place for this reason alone unless you won't your intestines ripped

I don't agree that Al Forno has the best pizza in London - not compared with heavyweights like…read moreFranco Manca or Bravi Ragazzi in Streatham. It's definitely delicious, though. I had the parma ham and rocket pizza. Gorgeously fresh dough with a crunchy crust. Although it must've been very salty as I experienced an unquenchable thirst afterwards. My friend's lasagne was scaldingly hot to start but duly wolfed down, so I'm assuming it tasted good. My gluten-free choc cake and ice cream had an unexpected amaretto flavour, and it was a tad dry. I still enjoyed it, and it was wonderfully gooey for the final few mouthfuls. Friendly, attentive staff coupled with exceptionally reasonable prices (especially with a Taste Card) gives Al Forno a solid four. Recommended.