This is by far the best restaurant in West Lothian. Owners are perfect and food perfectionread more

This is great Italian food!!! I would highly reccomend the pizza, but I had the pasta bologna se as…read morewell and both were great!! I was only in Scotland for 5 days and ate there twice due to the delicious food!! Also, the owner was very welcoming and friendly! Great service, great food!!!

Thought staff were particularly off putting and unapproachable. Went with group of friends and we…read morehad to pay a deposit. Never had to do this before anywhere! Not impressed. Won't be back.

Nice and reasonably priced Italian. Love the mussels and the fusilli salmone is really goodread more

Ordinary food and high price tag. But service was not at all friendly. Although we made a…read morereservation they pushed us some place in a corner. They did not even tell us about any daily specials or anything. Would not be back here.

My boyfriend, his family and I went here for his wee brothers birthday dinner. I'm going to…read morepreface my review with the horrible fact that I'd left my phone at home, so there were no pictures taken of the gorgeous food we had that night. Poor on my part! Anyway, back to Bar Leo. What a great place. Reservations were made for the 11 of us (I love big families) and it being a Monday night, the restaurant as a whole was pretty empty. We took up a good portion of their back room, with plenty of seating to spare. It was snowing that night, so it was nice to be seated in a warm, cozy area of restaurant. Our coats were taken by the waiter upon arrival and we were all sat. It took us a while to look over the menu, some being a little bit slower to decide than others, but once we got the orders rolling, it wasn't too long before starters came out. Because my boyfriend and I are pigs, we started off the dinner with bruschetta and cheesy garlic bread. The bruschetta was absolutely divine, with toasted bread and fresh bright red tomatoes on top. I've never had a bruschetta that made me want to literally have that as a meal (aka order about 5 more servings of it). The cheesy garlic bread was pretty tasty as well. Across the board, the family ordered a wide variety of things. Some ordered the shaved meats and olives plate, some ordered the stuffed mushrooms, some ordered prawns and chorizo, some ordered garlic bread. Because my boyfriends sister in law ordered cheesy garlic bread and they brought out plain garlic bread instead, the plain garlic bread was given to us for free while she waited for her cheesy garlic bread. Class. For the mains, we all ordered a little bit of everything off the menu. I went with penne with tomato sauce and spicy Italian sausage. It's been a very long time since I've had proper Italian sausage, so I was well up for this meal. It was very delicious. My boyfriend ordered the calzone with chips. Ha! His older brother ordered the exact same thing. This thing was enormous, filled with everything but the kitchen sink. They both were in hog heaven! There was a mac and cheese ordered, a spinach and ricotta pasta dish ordered, veal, sea brine, risotto and pizza were all ordered as well. I don't think I heard one complaint from the whole table as we wolfed down our food. The wait staff was really nice and patient with us being such a large group. Service was prompt and food was hot made to order. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the diet coke was flat. I didn't send it back though, so how would they have known. Anyway, we were all beyond stuffed when half of us ordered coffees/tea dessert. I didn't order any of either of those things, but those of us who did order, were well chuffed with the taste and quality of the desserts and coffees. All in all we had a really great night at Bar Leo. I'd never been here before, having only been to Linlithgow once before, but I will definitely come back here again as the food, service and over all atmosphere of Bar Leo was pretty amazing. Really great Italian food!

'DaVinci's Hotel/Pub/restaurant/night club' is no more, its changed its name and is now called 'D…read moreLuxe Hotel/Pub/restaurant/night club' but no worries it still rocks, especially for me who can stagger out just roll down the hill and be in the house in 2 minutes

Davincis is an Italian restaurant with a club attached. The food is excellant and the restaurant…read morestaff are very quick. Prices for the food aren't tood bad for an Italian and the wine is reasonable priced. The club section is good for a dance and a drink. There is also a sports bar attached for those who want it a lttle quieter than the club area.

Brilliant for a night out, the foot is excellent and the staff are extremely friendly (especially…read moreErnesto), there is a separate bar area where you can have a few drinks after your meal and there is usually a fairly decent singer there to entertain you at weekends. Can't recommend it enough.

Massimo was the restaurant my company always chose for nights out in Livingston. The food was…read morealways nice with great portion sizes. Having never been in a group smaller than 6, sometimes there were 20 of us but the food was generally served with no problems. The waiting staff are really lovely and friendly which makes all the difference. Can't comment on prices, I've never had to pay but I would reccomend massimo to anyone!

Great Ambiance , quick attentive service and superb detail in presentation. Not sure if they still…read moresever through the day now but I'll be coming back quickly. 5 stars

food was okay, service was absolutely terrible even a child was serving us and was rude to me and…read moremy family, calling us all the N word and even throwing napkins towards me and my family absolutely disgusted. not coming here again.

My wife and I have eaten at this restaurant, and others run by Giani, since late 1989. We have…read morenever had a poor meal or service. Giani's sirloin steak with pepper sause is always special.

Took a young friend for lunch. It is a fairly big, bright restaurant though chilly the day we were…read morethere. Every time the door opened a blast of cold air hit us. Did try another table but was still cold. Menu is the usual Italian fare. Nice choices and enough of them. I had the Pollo Funghi Risotto (chicken and mushroom), my young friend had the Fettuccine Bolognaise and we shared a portion of garlic bread. We both enjoyed our choices although I found it a tad expensive for what we had. Still, young friend found a discount online so that helped. The waiter was friendly and the service was good. Not sure about returning. We will see. No doubt the cold affected by feelings. I dislike being cold especially when eating.

There is a decent choice on the menu, with all the expected Italian dishes covered and more. We…read moreenjoyed a couple of good tasty pizzas. It was a bit hectic on opening night (16th Oct 08) with all hands to the pump to keep diners happy, but the effort was appreciated and I think most folk were happy. We certainly were. The kitchen is towards the back of the ground floor and it's got an spacy open plan feel to it. Nice clean toilets (up the stairs). Not cheap but then again not too highly priced. Our normal sized childs buggy was too big to fit anywhere inside the restaurant, so had to be folded down and left inside the foyer. It looked like extra tables had been laid out to cope with the demand. Despite the odd concern over whether or not it might go walkies (it didn't), I'd say that overall it was an enjoyable experience!

I have been here many times and I would say that the food's pretty decent and it's very local too…read more The only problem is that Tony Macaroni's seems to be better.