I've lost track of the times we've eaten here, and the staff and food are as good as ever. Look for…read morethe daily specials as they bring a great variety to the menu. The atmosphere is perfect for families, but smart enough for quieter meals. Prices seem reasonable. The desserts are an excellent end to the meal, and everything seems freshly made. I've never had any reason not to return

Ate dinner here with my cousins and extended family in June 2012. Authentic real Italian people run…read morethe place! Good wine and fresh bread complemented my gnocchi entrée. Would definitely come here again assuming I'm patient enough to take the Metropolitan line all the way out to its end.

From the minute we walked through the (apparently wrong) door, we weren't treated well or made to…read morefeel welcome. The restaurant had only just opened but we waited ages to even be acknowledged and didn't receive a friendly welcome. The lady who served tried to sit us near one of the doors. There was a cold breeze so we said we don't want to sit near the doors and she made a comment that they aren't meant to be used as an entrance anyway. We ordered food and my drink was definitely not what I ordered. I ordered a mocha and what arrived definitely had no chocolate in and tasted rather horrid. When our food came over, the lady said 'well what do you want instead?' with an attitude and I said the drink I ordered, and she said 'well, that's just how it came from the machine' and walked off. So I paid £4.25 for a different drink to the one I ordered (which I couldn't drink as it tasted horrible). I felt totally ripped off, with no drink. I found the server to be rude and with a bad attitude. We came for a special day out and this meal was part of it, and the way we were treated made me feel really annoyed and upset. The food was okay, I've had better in other Pizza Express restaurants (and much better service!). Wouldn't recommend or return to the Camberley branch.

There are several similar restaurants in camberley but this one is well placed for people watching…read moreand lone diners are made welcome at lunchtime despite being busy with corporate and yummy mummy customers.

How do you review a chain of stores that seem to deliver in every location, well in my experience…read moreanyway. Good location, only about 20 tables so could be busy on Friday or Saturday night. Good staff and seem happy to help. Good to see càfe reale back on the menu.

A good reputable restaurant chain. Pizza Express seem to serve consistent food in all their…read morerestaurants. This one is very nice - it can appear quite cold when you first walk in as it is such a vast space with large ceilings and large glass windows, however the atmosphere is good and it soon warms up! There are some great Pizza Express offers on at the moment whcich you can use at weekends - so a great January place to eat!

As Chain restaurants go I think this is a good one. The place is very well presented and has an…read moreupstairs room which you can use for practically private parties if you have enough people. The menu is varied and wipes the floor with Pizza Hut. They have a nice wine menu, nothing too fancy but good enough to wash down a four seasons! I find they are very buggy friendly even though the layout isn't, and staff have been more than happy to assist or store the buggy. The restuarant chain often does 241 deals on its website or via other sites which is very god value - I always google for these first before going!

One, the price on every single menu item (or at least, so it seemed) has increased by a pound. Not…read morea great surprise, but a bit of a shock. Secondly, there was a limited selection of dishes my vegetarian friends could eat. None of the pasta dishes were marked with a v, despite some only having vegetables in them. Yes, obviously, they could have a salad or a pizza, but you would think at least one pasta on the menu would be suitable for our veggie friends. Strange. Anyway, my three health conscious friends got salads, whilst I got the new recipe 4 cheese pizza with chicken on top. We shared dough balls which were, of course, warm, doughy and served with that addictive and moreish garlic butter which we all love so much. My pizza was perfectly cooked, with properly melted cheese and nice chicken strips on the top. No complaints at all. My friend's mushroom salads seemed to hit the spot, as did the chicken salad. Despite asking for every possible sauce variation going (no sauce, with sauce, sauce on side), the staff managed to get it right. We each spent about £10, which is not too bad for a nice meal in familiar surroundings. However, we did discuss that actually, Ask have a far greater selection (including meat, fish and calzone options), and now that Pizza Express has increased its price, there doesn't seem much point in not going to Ask instead! They've even started issuing 50% off and 2 for 1 voucher with as much frequency as Pizza Express. I fear this will be the beginning of the end of my love affair with the Express.

If a place feels the need to include the word "quality" in their name, you can almost be certain…read morethat it's anything but. I walk past this place nearly everyday on the way to the station and whilst the smell of bacon has been tempting I've always managed to resist. Well when it comes to bacon - resistance, it would appear, is futile because I gave in this morning and got a bacon roll. The bacon is precooked and sits piled up on a platter under a hot light. God knows how long it's been sat there but when I tucked into my roll 5 mins after buying it, the bacon was cold and tough. The bread stodgy and my instinct proved correct.

One of the best sandwich shops in town. Food was hot and good, but it may be because I was there at…read more10.30 in the morning, so the second or third batches of meat was coming out from the kitchen. They've got a cute cozy little place for a quick bite. Their prices are reasonable and in my opinion, it is more worth the money you pay than in subway.

Had a great meal here recently, as I went for the calzone classico. It came and it was big, once…read morecut into I also realised it had a lot inside too. Very meaty, yum yum! Not quite sure why it was listed as new on the menu, possibly new recipe, anyway it was tasty and filling. I will be back for more..

Nonna Rosa is a cute place with a nice ambiance. The food isn't remarkable but is pretty good. The…read morereason this restaurant doesn't get more stars is the fact that the service is very unfriendly and borderline racist. Comments from our server included: "this is chili which you people can probably understand and handle" are really unnecessary. Our party of 5 could have overlooked the strange comments had we not had other issues with the service. Bottom line is that I doubt we'd return.

Nice atmosphere, nice staff, fresh ingredients, but I judge a restaurant by its food, and it's…read moremerely okay for my personal taste. Not to say that the locals don't love it... there is apparently 3 of these, so it must be good, but as a lover of spices and complex flavors, this typical english-Italian fare is a bit on the bland side for me. They are willing to adjust to suite, but the correction that would be required are so numerous that I hesitate to ask... so I just don't go there. Sorry... I really wanted to love you more Nonna Rosa, but alas, no cookie.

Looking for somewhere to eat as a group of 6 in Oxford brought up a number of issues for us; there…read morewere 6 of us, we all have different tastes, and none of us are that familiar with the area. A triple whammy, really. We found a number of options but, really needing to book somewhere due to having to get the last bus / train back to Haddenham, we decided on Branca. After a quick drink at the Jericho Tavern down the road, we walked into Branca and were seated immediately; very efficient. Menus were distributed, wine and water ordered, and then our order taken. Service was friendly, if a bit stilted when it came to drink delivery. A great feature here is that the starters can be ordered in tapa or 'full starter' and the mains can also be ordered in different sizes. I had the red pepper, mozzarella and pesto as a tapa - it was an excellent size to start, though lacked in any notable flavours. Despite eating my body weight in it on holiday I couldn't resist a pizza - pepperoni, fotina cheese, chilli and spinach. It was spicy but well balanced, and very well turned out for a restaurant pizza. Pasta and risotto around the table looked equally tasty. It's a lovely location and we enjoyed the laid back atmosphere throughout the evening. We didn't feel rushed and could really indulge in our meals. Branca was a good first step in exploring Oxford but I'm looking forward to returning and trying somewhere new.

Tried this place out for brunch, and was pleasantly surprised!…read more The service was a bit slow to get started, but once the staff woke up (we did show up at the crack of 10 when they opened), things were great. The food was fine; not remarkable, not absolutely no complaints. The atmosphere was pleasantly upscale casual - this isn't a diner or cafe. What I loved was the attention to making kids welcome: we got high chairs, colouring books, crayons, and a kids' menu full of things I'd eat (rather than just the typical kiddie-food crap). I'm always eager to find a restaurant that manages to be family-friendly without being kiddie-centric. I'll be back.