This is a nice restaurant…read more It's busy and quite noisy, but the layout is good, staff are great and the food was very hot and tasty, really enjoyed it. The portions were a perfect size for me too. The menu is standard Italian, but I can now recommend the dough balls & king prawns to start, and the Rigatoni was lovely. I've eaten at most places in Bluewater now, and this is definitely one of the best when it comes to good value for money good service and lovely food.

From the owner: We're preparing to re-open for eat-in and takeaway on 12th August and can't wait to welcome you…read moreback in to enjoy some of Italy's favourite dishes and classics with a twist. The safety of everyone is our priority and we have implemented safety measure in our restaurants. More information on these can be found on our website.

I have eaten here on many occasions and feel that the standard of food and service is slipping. It…read moreis now part of the Zilli chain and the menu is quite varied (maybe a little too varied). We arrived at 8.30pm and had to queue for a little while, which is usual. However, once seated we felt rushed by the waitress even though after an hour the restaurant was not busy and there were plenty of free tables. We thought that maybe it closes quite early so asked the waitress what time it closed and was suprised when she said 12pm. The food was not as nice as it used to be so I will probably not visit the restaurant again. It is a shame as during the day it was a great family restaurant which my 1 year old was welcome in. It is good for families as there are plenty of highchairs available, but you have to leave your pushchair by the bar

This restaurant is appaling and should be avoided at all costs, I've eaten here twice, the first…read moretime I ended up with food poisoning, 6 months later my partner and I decided to give it a second chance and this time he was the one to become ill. The service was ok, the staff were friendly, but very slow. All I can say is avoid this place

I enjoyed my dinner there. I ordered an appetizer, dinner, dessert, and wine. The fried calamari…read morewas actually quite tasty. It was cooked well with light seasoning. The dessert was delicious. It's worth a visit.

Being payday, we decided we wanted to go somewhere special for dinner and decided to go to Le Tre…read moreSorelle. I've lived in Dartford for 8 years and have always wanted to come here but never have. I will definitely be coming again! To start we tried the Prosciutto and Melon and the Mango and Prawns. Both were delicious and the presentation was lovely. Our waitress recommended the pizzas and I had the Capriciossa while my partner had the Hawaiian. Mine was delicious with fresh ingredients on a lovely, thin base. My partner said his Hawaiian was "very good". We had a bottle of prosecco with our meal and had a lovely time. The service was excellent and we will will definitely be back. We were also impressed by the prices - our bill came to just over £60 and we couldn't have eaten more even if we'd tried.

I regularly go to this restaurant and I'm always impressed with the fantastic food. I've tried…read moreseveral dishes and they've all always been really tasty the lasagna in particular is to die for!! Especially since it's not too pricey. I should say I was a bit disappointed with the desserts, though. Also, service wasn't always that great, especially when I went with a large group of friends.

Siciliana is a lovely Italian restaurant to visit in Dartford. The restaurant looks appealing both…read morefrom the outside and the inside. It is laid out very nice inside. There is a wide variety of food to choice round. The prices are reasonable, not as cheap as your takeaway although you can order takeaway pizzas from here. There is a wide range of Italian food on offer. They offer starters, main courses and desserts as well as drinks. The staff here are very pleasant and you feel your custom is very much appreciated.

Actually get people their damn seats instead of sitting them anywhere. Also, terrible service…read more Didn't have half the stuff I wanted on the menu. The food was cold, and they didn't even bother to put ice in the glass. And the size of the deserts, pathetic. What kind of business do you think you people are running here? Absolutely terrible, would never eat here again.

I met a friend for a catch up in Bluewater and we wanted somewhere cheap to eat but also somewhere…read morethat we could sit and chat for a while without being kicked out. Pizza Express was an hour wait so we walked over to here. From the start service was a bit patchy - we stood and waited for about 10 minutes without anyone coming to see us, we were then seated and left for a while before the waitress came over to take our drink and food order at the same time. I had a pizza which was quite tasty and at £7 I felt it was good value. We the shared a chocolate desert that although quite small (and not cheap) was very yummy. We sat and chatted for ages with no one making us feel like we were in the way (this was a busy Friday night) and our bill came to £14 each. I would be quite happy to eat here again using my taste card which would really get the bill down!

I have enjoyed many a cup of coffee in Carluccios all over London, but this is my favourite. It is…read morelight and airy, has great service and best of all lots of delicious things in its Italian bakery/shop section to take home and cook/gobble up on the way to the car...! I love a late breakfast here - the bread basket is really good value and there are lots of things to dunk into your coffee in it!

It's not uncommon for my wife and I to shop at Bluewater until 9 on Saturday and then take in a…read morelate movie. Previously, we used to fill this time with a trip to Pizza Express but, as previously noted, one terrible experience turned us off. Instead, we go next door to Carluccio's and abuse their two courses for £10 menu. The service has always been speedy and friendly, the food always tasty. With Nandos temporarily closed whilst they build the new events, this is pretty much the only place we eat now in Bluewater.

I love this place! The food is good although i think a little expensive but you pay for the…read morelocation. It's lovely dinning there in the evening looking out onto the Thames. The last time I went they did run out of a few items on the menu, which I believe from friends is quite common. However, I enjoyed the food that I had. The Bar attached to the restaurant is to me the best place to drink in Gravesend. It has more upmarket feel to it and a more older croud. More 20/30 somethings. i would give the bar 5* and the restaurant 4*.

Gravesend Pier is the oldest surviving cast iron pier in the world, it was recently converted into…read morea bar/restaurant and has to be the most stunning location to eat in Gravesend. The restaurant is light and airy with huge windows so you can watch the boats go by or just look at the Thames. I cannot recommend this highly enough as a venue. The staff are brilliant and the predominantly Italian menu has a wide selection to suit all tastes, it is a shame however that the food while perfectly adequate and not too expensive is not as special as the location itself

One of my goto's for lunch in the area, very reasonably priced for 2 courses and very tasty. Love…read morethe pizza here although it is a little big for one. Great service and you can be in and out quickly or take your time and enjoy yourself.

was really over the moon with this restaurant we were made very welcome with a free taster of their…read moreamazing raspberry lemonade. The staff were very bubbly and helpful. Food was amazing portion sizes are perfect and their garlic bread with cheese is out of this world. Can't wait to visit again. Keep up the good work.

From the owner: Modern Italian restaurant chain serving long, stone-baked pizzas and antipasto on wooden boards.read more