Another Italian gem in Westhoughton. I can only reiterate the previous comments and add that it is…read moreclosed on a Monday. Those that dine here tend to make an evening of it, so turning up on spec may not be a wise choice. Best to book a table and enjoy your evening.

Andiamo is situated on lower leigh road in Westhoughton, it has parking available for free to the…read morerear of the restaraunt. The building from the outside is recently updated and looks charming and attractive. On the inside it is equally impressive and is very modern and new. There is a warm and friendly welcome on your arrival and pre booking is advisable as this is a popular restaraunt and fills up pretty quickly, especially midweek when there are often special priced courses. The menu offers good choice at reasonable prices and there is a specials board too. The food arrives efficiently, is well presented and of a high standard, delicious. The atmosphere is nice and everyone seems to have a good time in Andiano's. Andiano's is one of my favourite Italian restaraunts and I have enjoyed it there so I would highly recommend it to others. You may be pleasantly surprised.

What a fantastic restaurant!! The staff are great, the menu is very impressive, the prices are spot…read moreon and we keep going back every couple of weeks. I particularly recommend the house red (1ltr of course). The special is well worth the fixed price and aids for a very inexpensive but very impressive evening out. I can't speak highly enough of this place.

A fantastic restaurant! Good menu great food. Very reasonable with great special. There are a…read morecouple of Italians in the Westhoughton area. In my opinion this is easily the best.

A very warm and friendly place with fantastic food. I go ,often, with family and friends. Prices…read moreare average or not,it all depends on how much you eat or the courses. Very good steaks here. There is a reduced priced menu early evening that does not stint on quality or choice

From the owner: Italian restaurant in Wigan serving authentic Italian cuisine, which is also available for takeaway…read moreor catering purposes.

Good food, service and atmosphere, but nearly no parking, causing neighbour issues, including…read moredangerous parking on blind bends on narrow and winding housing estate roads. Parking further up off Chorley Old Road mostly unused by customers.

Have been regularly visiting cafe Italia since 2014 Food is…read moreexcellent......Vito manages his various roles superbly......cooking.....managing.....waiting......throughout this time he has shown excellent judgement......through the difficulties of Covid......the cafe has always provided excellent food..... service.....customer relations......the decor has been tastefully adapted over the years......it's a place to visit throughout the day......breakfast....coffee.....light lunch.....afternoon tea......evening meal......and definitely for any kind of celebration......the staff have remained constant over the years, which is a testament to their loyalty to the business and their employer. It has become our 'go to' place in our local area, and we wish every success to Vito and his staff in the years ahead. Would highly recommend this restaurant. Mary and Keith.

I'm a massive fan of Dolce and it's a lovely place to go for a variety of options. You can get a…read moredecent priced coffee if you're after a quick catch up with a friend in a nice setting, whilst also being able to dine in for a full meal (they're open Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner). I pass by Dolce at least once a day and it is normally always busy - lunchtimes being the peak, and at that time you may have a slight wait for a table, but the positive side of that is that Dolce is located inside a home furnishings store, Global Interiors, which means you can go look around the store until you're ready to sit! Once seated you're in a for a treat - they have a lovely, albeit not huge, menu serving up some great Italian inspired dishes. I've always opted for the pizza here but my parents both had different pasta dishes and really enjoyed them. There is a really relaxed and enjoyable vibe in here and the waiting staff are great, especially the front of house - a energetic, friendly Italian man who adds to the charm of the place!

Love this place. Quirky as its situated inside a furniture shop on a busy main road and the tables…read moreand chairs you dine on are all for sale. If you get a window table it can feel a bit surreal sitting there eating as traffic backs up next to you in rush hour, but all adds to the charm. They are open for breakfast through to evening meals except no evening dining on a Monday. If you go in the day time you can add on a browse round the furniture shop which sells gifts also. Ideally situated for a pre cinema meal. A wide selection of food on the menu but can recommend the pizzas which have a lovely thin base.

Chianti used to be a pub, and it's hard for them to escape that when you see the outside of it,…read morelooking very much like other traditional boozers in the area. However, when you decide to give it a try and walk inside, you realise it's a genuine nice quality Italian restaurant. It doesn't feel like a pub inside. It's warm, pleasantly decorated with wall murals and Italian themed artwork, and welcoming and friendly staff. Even the music that plays is a mix of both traditional Italian trattoria style music as you might expect, but also modern Italian music, which is a nice touch. We're seated by one of the mural walls, and given some menus. The offerings are classic Italian, but at a reasonable price. When I notice that there's the option to have any of the pasta dishes as a starter option, I ask for a carbonara. The waitress tells me that it's actually the same price to go for a full normal sized carbonara, and I could simply take some home with me... I like her thinking! We order a garlic bread to nibble on, and a starter of carbonara, and the home made chicken liver pate. Both arrive in good time. The carbonara tastes fresh and creamy, and is perfectly seasoned. The chicken liver pate is light and creamy, full of flavour, and served with light toasted rounds, and a fruit chutney. Really pleasant. I had to force myself to stop eating the carbonara so I would have enough room for my main course! The staff were happy to box up the remainder for me to take home. For our mains we decide to order the penne pasticciata, and the pizza agrodolce respectively. As we wait for our mains, our drinks are kept refreshed, and we chat with some of the members of staff, who are friendly and warm, and happy to tell us about the decor and details of the venue. The pasticciata was perfectly cooked, deliciously creamy, with plenty of meaty filling, and covered in a wonderful melted mozzarella. Very tasty, and a huge portion... very filling indeed. The pizza was definitely a hand-made base, which was perfectly crisp and had a semolina crunch to it. The ingredients were fresh and delicious, and managed to stay light, rather than many pizzas suffering from heavy and gloopy toppings. It was delicious, and also predictably, I also had to take some of this home too! As I was now stuffed and content, I sadly had no room for one of the delicious looking desserts (I'd stood at the desserts chiller counter earlier, staring through the glass like a child at the window of a sweet shop). However my partner refused to throw in the towel just yet, and ordered some chocolate profiteroles. The profiteroles were light and creamy and well complimented by the caramel sauce. The citrus zest grated on top of the cream was wonderfully fragrant, and gave the dish a fantastic little zing. All all, the food was excellent and generously portioned considering how reasonable the prices were. The atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant, and the staff were attentive and warm without being intrusive. We will most definitely return. Don't judge this book by its cover, it's not just an old pub, and it's not pubby inside, it's lovely, and a real Italian treat.

I almost feel bad giving a 3 star review considering the price, however the quality of the food…read morejust wasn't 4 star worthy. Midweek (mon-thurs) they do any pizza or pasta for £3.95 - so on a Tuesday evening when we couldn't be bothered cooking, we thought we'd give it a go! I started with a glass of Pinot Grigio which was nice, the girlfriend had a glass of the house red (Merlot I think) and we shared a cheesy garlic bread which was nice also! The main course (the £4 deal) is where I was let down, I opted for cannelloni and I love cannelloni so I was really excited! The sauces where great and it was piping hot (probably too hot) but the meat underneath was really dry and tasteless which gave me the impression it was a microwave job! However, my girlfriend had Lasagne and said that was fantastic - so maybe I got a one off bad dish! For the price, you can't really argue either way can you!

I'm so happy that my office is only 5 minutes from here…read more Luciano's is an Italian restaurant and deli hidden in a corner next to The Macron Stadium - the home of Bolton Wanderer's FC. I've been here a few times for lunch, but I usually grab a sandwich to go from the deli counter - today, i decided to sit in and catch up with a friend. They do everything here from sandwiches at lunch time to a full dinner menu - with all the usual Italian dishes making a appearance. I have only been here for lunch, so I can't comment on the dinner menu, although it looks varied with everything from antipasti, to pasta, pizza, steak.. you name it, they do it. So i'm quite excited to pop back here sometime and try this out. But for salads and sandwiches at lunch - spot on!

Sometimes an impromptu decision is the best decision. I had…read moreevery intention of coming to Luciano's for a well earned coffee and ended up having a really nice meal. When you walk in, it has a good atmosphere this place, not too open, not too cramped. There is a nice display of Pannatones, Coffee grounds, Pastas etc to buy, a great selection of wines and a well stocked chiller full of soft drinks. The waiter asked where I'd like to sit, I explained I would just like a coffee and that wasn't a problem. Here's where the seasoned pro sales skills come in... "I will leave a menu here in case you fancy anything to nibble" he said...well done, because it worked and before i knew it I had ordered the early bird special of any pasta dish and either a glass of wine, a peroni or a soft drink for £10.95. I asked if could have a coffee instead and that was fine... Damn you non existant will power!! I ordered a cheesey garlic bread side and the Gnocchi Etna. This was Gnocchi with spinach, chilli and sausage. As I sipped my lovely flat white, 20 minutes passed by and the food arrived. It was presented very well, there was easily enough Garlic bread to share if you needed to! The Gnocchi was really nice, not too spicy at all and the sauce was a nice consistency. It was maybe a little salty, but that was mainly due to the sausage and the pancetta that where in it I'm guessing. The waiter did a check back, which is good (if not it's a bit of a bug bear for me) and brought me the bill promptly when asked. Grand total of £13.90 which i thought was a bargain as I was well and truly full! I would recommend Lucianos to anyone that fancies either a nice relaxing coffee in different surroundings than your usual chain bought one and now if you fancied somewhere for a casual, yet still somehow sophisticated, light evening meal for a bargain price.