Once a month I have the lunchtime 2 course meal at Don Salvo's which is about 8 pounds, while the…read moremenu is limited compared to the a la carte menu, the food really is very good and I'm normally in and out in about 40 minutes, which is good as I only get an hour for lunch! Very surprisingly only awarded 1 star from Wolves Councils Scores on the doors but that doesn't deter me as my experience has always been good. One of the most expensive ways to get lunch in the City centre but well worth it as a payday treat, highly recommended if you fancy treating yourself at lunchtime.

The food here is nothing particularly special and is overpriced for the amount you get and the…read morequality of it. Decor and feel of the place is nice and there are often large groups booked here so it feels busy. Nice for a one of once in a while but there are better restaurants around

In my opinion, it's not only the best Italian restaurant in Wolverhampton, but also the best…read morerestaurant in the whole city. I've been coming here for years now and it's my favourite place in the city. Family run restaurant, absolutely fantastic food (they have the best squid I have ever tasted, anywhere), great service and atmosphere. The Nutella cheesecake is to die for (though they have a different flavour each day, and all of them are highly recommended). I suppose it is on the pricier side, but it is certainly worth treating yourself to. The restaurant itself is very small, so you're highly advised to book in advance, especially if it's a large group, to guarantee you get a table. If you go earlier in the evening you're more likely to get something spontaneously.

I took my Fiancee here for our first date and I can honestly say it doesn't come much better than…read morethis place! The staff are professional, courteous and friendly, Waiting times for food were excellent even with a packed restaurant. The cost was better than expected for a family run authentic italian restaurant. I can happily say that I will continue to return here.

Always consider this to be a posh place where posh people go to eat and drink and their prices…read morereflect that. Nice place though opposite a nice green so its good to sit outside on sunny days. Expensive food menu. UPDATE 2012 this place is constantly openening and closing. Currently Don Salvo (Italian Darlington St) have the lease and run it as an italian restaurant.

Now called Catellani's and remains as good as it was when it was Cataldo's and still one of…read moreWolverhampton's best places to eat. 3 stars from Wolves Councils Scores on the doors so a good clean kitchen too. Highly recommended.

Okay it serves up Italian food but sorry do not expect good Italian food or service . The…read moresurroundings are ok . There is not a really good wide menu and what there is is not well cooked . Thankfully the folk I was with did not know just how poor the food was . Thankfully the Chianti was lovely .

we are averaging around a week per month in Wolverhampton over the past few months - and found…read morethis place very near our hotel. I had the spaghetti alla carobonara - very cheesy, pasta was just right - very nice sized portion, and very reasonably priced. Good wine list, excellent service, pleasant atmosphere. We will definitely be back.

Ahhh Uncle Calzone!! He has missed you, come in come in…read more Uncle Calzone will cook you up two of the best tasting cheese tastic calzones you've ever smacked your lips on in your Wolverhampton life. He can even deliver in about an hour too just don't wrestle with your friends outside his shop, as no matter when you order your calzone won't be ready for at least an hour so you may as well order in for delivery. You can always spend your time in one of the many local sex shops to work up your appetite if you wish but that's up to you. You can order pizzas, pastas and other famous Italian dishes such as burgers, kebabs and fries but why would you do that when the marvellous Uncle C can rustle you up two of his specials in their buy one get one free deal of a lifetime. Be sure to ask for the BOGOF as although he advertises it inside his shop if you don't ask, you don't get. Uncle C rewards the vigilant.

I used to come here when I was studying in Wolves…read more Their pizza is out of this world! Thin crusted (how it should be!), very delicious and stone-baked!!! All my friends were happy with their pizza when I recommended them this great place! The venue isn't that great but if you come back from clubbing or craving for pizza then come here! The best thing that they do delivery as well for free. Love you guys ;)

Well - what a lovely place! The old "Harvester" is no more and the pub has been fully refurbished…read moreand re-designed internally by the new owners. It re-opened on the 10/12/09. More of a modern country Inn style now with a menu to match. Sharing plates, salads, pasta, spit roast chicken plus steaks too. Prices from £1.95 for side dishes to £19.95 for a fillet steak (bit pricey for me!). Will certainly pop in again.

We went here for lunch on a Sunday, but we were disappointed for a number of reasons:…read more a) On arrival, the protocol for being seated wasn't obvious. It seems there isn't one. We waited around for several minutes until we were seen to. b) They had no record of our booking. Luckily they had a free table. c) We were seated, but although it was obvious we had a baby with us I still had to ask for a high chair. d) The waitress who seated us didn't offer to take drinks orders. e) Fifteen minutes later she came back to take our orders. I had to prompt her to ask us whether we would like some drinks. f) Another twenty minutes passed. I could see our drinks order waiting on the bar. It had been there for ten minutes. I had to ask another waitress to go and fetch it. g) We finally got our food an hour after arriving. My burger was quite average, unlike the price (£12). It was also well done, despite me asking for medium. The chips (or "frites", according to the menu) were standard average pub chips. h) We were given two dessert menus. One was for the Sunday roast, the other for the standard menu. The pudding I wanted was on both; on the Sunday roast menu it was £3 and on the other menu was £5.45. I was charged £5.45. The difference was taken away again when I pointed out that you can't charge almost double simply because an item is printed on a different piece of paper. I get the feeling that somebody has put a lot of money into this place, but they've ignored the basics, i.e. good, honest food and well trained staff. The chaos between the kitchen and front of house was obvious. All style and little substance, as another reviewer said. During our time there we noticed two other people making complaints. We didn't leave a tip and we won't be going back.

It's not like it was. I used to love the place, as a homely Italian trattoria, but it got ideas…read moreabove its station. Now, to me, when you send something back, in this case, a dessert, especially after 4 diners have spent a lot of money, the house should respectfully acknowledge the problem, and offer an alternative. Not argue. Not create an atmosphere. Not refuse to deduct it from the bill. So I am afraid that I will not dine there again, as I cannot be sure I will be treated with the respect I deserve as a paying diner. Oh come back the old style cheap and cheerful Pepitos.