BEST Italian restaurant in Britain. Authentic. Carbonara just like in Rome. Wild Boar was…read morefantastic. Vito the owner is a maestro. Great menu. Superb service. Worth visiting this fine establishment.

Oh my goodness. Took my family here on a friend's recommendation, and what a hidden gem this is…read more The service was top-notch and uniquely friendly, and every one of the three courses we treated ourselves to was absolutely spot-on delicious. The interior manages to be cosy without getting cramped, and the ambience in general is very relaxed and inviting. I would never normally have trekked up to Walkley for a meal, but it's well worth it in this case (just hop on the 95 from the town centre, there's a stop right outside the restaurant!) Already looking forward to returning and sampling some more of the menu.

Came to verogusto for a coursed menu. All the food was delicious and the patrons were very kind.read more

How was I in mid-England and eating Italian food? I dunno. How was it really some of the best…read moreItalian food I've ever had? I dunno. I kinda can't stand what passes for Italian food outside of Italy and I kinda didn't like half of the Italian food I had in Italy. But somehow, VeroGusto transcends all of this and makes some amazing dishes with a knowledgeable friendly crew (who spoke mostly in Italian to with my Italian friend). No biggie...I just got to spend time eating.

After trying our hand at Wick at Both ends we decided to try for food here…read more It was a Sunday after and this small place was already full. Taking a seat at a small square table a waitress took our drinks order and left us to browse. Before she departed she made sure to mention the daily specials were which gnocchi and ricotta cheese and spinach canaloni. The menu had a nice variety of Italian basics, to start I had the garlic mushrooms and a seafood spaghetti. My friend had the garlic bread and ricotta special. My mushrooms were perfectly garlicy with the right amount of seasoning. The waitress offered to sprinkle cheese ok top..yes please! The mains also arrived with great presentation and mine had plenty of seafood. Everything tasted fresh, including the homemade pasta. After snaffling these perfect portions we ended the meal with a passion fruit cheesecake and tis Maria coffee. Overall this is a quaint Italian , with basic decor and close knit staff. The prices were a little steep but really enjoyed the food and atmosphere. You might want to book for a evening or Friday, Saturday night however!

The service is very friendly and attentive to order food and drinks. Food is awesome and the…read moreRigatoni is the best I've had. I will be back again, and again.

Went there with my girlfriend the other week and had a great time. Lovely service, the food was…read moresuperb and a very nice atmosphere. It was great value for money and perfectly located in the heart of Hillsborough. 5 stars

Casanova is an excellent Italian restuarant in the Sheffield suburb of Crookes, which is one of the…read moremain student areas of the city. Casanovas sells the usual range of Italian dishes such as pizzas, pasta etc at a very reasonable price. The quality of the food is excellent and the drinks are good value. As the restuarant is in a studenty area and is relatively cheap, it attracts a lot of students and young people, which leads to a vibrant atmosphere. The service is good and the staff are very friendly.

I live very close to this restaurant yet it has weirdly taken me several years to finally book in…read moretheir. And I'm so glad I did. Casanova is a quality restaurant, an 'old style'. The owner (who has a passing resemblance to Pete Postlethwaite, RIP) and his waiter are extremely polite, attentive, professional and efficient. Speaking Italian to each other throughout the night as they ably navigate the tables, they are the real deal. Everyone is attended too, everyone is looked after, everyone is made to feel welcome, valued and at home. The food is wonderful, genuine Italian fare. I would disagree with the last review in that the food is not cheap (£6-7 for starter, £8-16 for a main), but order wisely and you will enjoy a lovely meal, lovely service and very good food. Bellissimo!

This great little place has been going since the eighties and it has a very popular following…read more Sardinian chef. Small but warm and homely. The food has always been excellent, last time I went was about 3 months ago, I had a pepper stuffed with chickpeas, vegetables and herbs smothered in a creamy spicy sauce for starters and an excellent sea bass for mains accompanied by fresh roasted vegtables and mixed salad. It was so nice I am thinking about it now! The place is not licensed so BYO , there are 3 off licences within yards of the place, you have to book because it's not very big and gets a full sitting most nights.

Went last night. meal was very nice waiters very friendly we had some sort of omelette starter…read more(very tasty) sea bass and rack of lamb. Lamb was very fatty but tasty also (i like fat (and brackets)). The Bill came to £50 nearly so will check their prices next time. We had 1 tiramisu which was very light and fluffy but didn't taste home made because it was so light and tasted like cake mix. Reminded me of when I worked in a bakery, and 1 coffee. Very nice but expensive at about £19 for a main course and £1.50 to unscrew your wine for you. I suppose its better than charging £10 for a £3 bottle of wine. Wouldn't stop me going again because the food was nice but will not go often. I suppose i'd do the same if I could. The fact that it has been there as long as it has tells a story. I am going to try the one just a bit up the road next whos name escapes me. It always looks empty which is worrying. A Villa Caruso or something.

Simply said, they serve up some good food here. The place itself is not too large and a bit…read morecramped, but they set up the tables fairly well so you can navigate your way around without too much trouble. They have a good range of dishes on the menu and I personally have yet to have something here I didn't like. The house dressing they use for salads is really good. The garlic bread comes out a bit different than what I'm accustomed to as it looks like a pizza, but it is really good and glad I got it. The service is very friend and they are actually pretty quick in getting things to the table. I seem to be getting into the habit of going to the two pubs right next door and then coming here for dinner.

This is one of the oldest Italian restuarants in Sheffield or at least it feels like it, it has a…read moregood atmosphere and traditional decor. Its in a great location for a pre or post theatre meal, though you would need to book so's not to be disappointed. The food is good and not bad priced either. The garlic bread here is absolutely delicious, you must try it. There's also the famous fruit pizza, yes fruit, i've not actually tried it yet but one of my friends loves it and has it everytime she goes.

After an extensive amount of expensive trial and error in attempting to find good Italian here in…read moreSheffield, I was about ready to resign myself to sticking with Tesco gnocchi when a friend invited me here for her birthday celebration. AT LAST. BB's is the kind of Italian joint I'm used to at home in the states - comfort food served in uncomfortably close quarters. My group each ordered a different pasta dish, and we were all impressed with the size and quality of each. I've been on a bit of a pine nut binge, and the spaghetti al pesto satisfied perfectly. The food here isn't some sort of godsend lifted directly from the streets of Rome, but it's tasty, cheap, and boasts some less conventional offerings including a smoked salmon linguine dish and lobster ravioli. The only thing that suffers a bit here is the service, which was surprisingly inattentive considering the restaurant is tiny and there were three waiters working on a Wednesday night. Perfectly friendly, but we did have to interrupt a conversation about soccer between staff to order.

This is by far the best Italian restaurant in Sheffield. It is so authentically Italian. I ate…read morethere in a table of 4 and tried the grilled Swordfish - it was amazing. The waiters were extremely friendly and accommodating and the place has a romantic, Mediterranean atmosphere to it which I've never experienced in Sheffield, let alone London where I live. I strongly recommend you book in advance to avoid disappointment as they are only open during the evenings.

Wait staff were pleasant, service was brisk…read more I ordered the bruschetta, soggy and unseasoned. Tomatoes dumped on soggy bread. Then came the egg plant parmigiana and it was burned on the top, and cold in the middle. The tiramisu was a pudding and not quite edible. Quite expensive and not sure worth the expense.

Ok place if you like it extra slow on serving food. It does…read moreget busy though Staff were ok

i have found the food here to be excellent with no exceptions on what iv had…read more only criticism is its small size. bit too close and confined and if you have a wheelchair or pram or a particularly large group then you may struggle.

This restaurant really took me back to when i lived in Italy, the food was amazingly authentic and…read moreeven though its just off the road and next to a busy petrol station, the welcoming and friendly staff create a wonderful environment to enjoy even with a restless child. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and i will definitely be going back soon. Another note, parking is very simple as there is a cark park on the opposite side of the street