This was my first experience at Zizzi…read more The staff where excellent and the food was fresh. Unfortunately in my meal the wasn't much care in the herb distribution and I had clumps of overpowering rosemary. Still a nice place and would definitely go again.

I was hovering between 3 and 4 stars for here, the food was really nice , just a shame the service…read morelets it down! Me and my friend popped in for lunch and got the lunchtime deal of two courses for £10.95. I opted for risotto balls filled with mozzarella for starter and spaghetti bolognase for my main. The risotto balls were nice if a little cold, but my friend did comment that they tasted like potato smiley faces! The bolognase was also really tasty and very filling, I couldn't manage all mine. It's a very nice place for lunch but both the lady and gentleman that served us were quite miserable to be honest which doesn't make a pleasant dining experience!

This is easily the best Italian restaurant in Sheffield. Trust me, I've tried most of them. La…read moreTerrazza is family run by the Italian owners, which shows in the cooking. We went with friends on Saturday night, we all had starters, main courses (two of which were steaks) washed down with two bottles of white wine and a half litre of red (mine!) and it came in at £80, which for four people for a big dinner, of a brilliant standard, is very reasonable. There are the usual choices of pasta and pizza, and also numerous specials which are constantly changing. There is plenty to please all tastes. This is not a swanky, poncy Italian, go round the corner to Nonna's if that's what you're after. It's much more authentic and more like the sort of place you might discover on holiday in Italy.

This is actually quite a nice little Italian place - though it very rarely seems to have many…read morepeople in it! The food is of a high standard and the service is excellent. As with most Italian places (for my taste anyway) - the highlight of the menu is in the starters - with some great cured meats and cheeses. The location is nice enough, but a little too far to walk from the city centre - great if you live locally though. Prices are fair, though if they reduced them just a little they may see a big increase in business.

I have been to a few Prezzo restaurants and had nothing but excellent food coupled with excellent…read moreservice. So when one opened on our doorstep at Valley Centertainment in Sheffield we could not believe our luck. My wife and I plus two friends went on our recommendation to the Prezzo restaurant at Valley Centertainment in Sheffield on Valentines Day. We could not book a table until the 21.30 sitting but that did not cause us a problem. We arrived at 21.25 and were shown to a table within 5 minutes. It then took a further 30 minutes before anyone came to take our order from the set menu for that evening. It then took 20 more minutes for our starter to arrive. We then got a different waiter who brought our main course again after a 30 minute wait. At 22.50 I had to ask someone if they would take our dessert order. Waiter number 3 took it. The other two waiters had already left for home. Whilst waiting for the dessert my wife, like me was very embarassed as we had told our friends they would have a great night, said she would get another round of drinks so at 23.05 she went to the bar to order them only to be told it was too late and after licensing hours. I suppose they haven't heard of the supper hour extension. She sat back down and the manager came over to apologise saying it was the busiest night since opening. He did give us a round on the house to compensate for what he himself described as not the usual Prezzo service. I have to be honest and say that the food was excellent but the poor slow service let them down on this occasion.

Meadowhall: ordered nearly £20 worth of food and only 1 item was hot. Having waited 10 minutes, I…read moreassume they were cooking that item. Sadly that was grease laden. My little girl wouldn't eat any of hers and I decided to ask for a refund. I had eaten less than half of the small personal sized pizza I had for myself. So I returned well over 75% of the meal. I asked for the manager, which caused some confusion. Not sure why. "The manager" told me she couldn't refund me and she would give me an email to send my refund request too. She went in the back and which two other members of staff from the back could be clearly seen staring, pointing and discussing me. One mouthed something which I'm certain was about my ethnicity, but don't want to go down that route. I told the "manager" she should tell her staff to be a little more subtle next time and left. When I attempted to email (it was an hand written email address) the email bounced back! I found the email eventually. The particular chain didn't reply back to their own company for 3 days, to confirm I had returned items. When I said I wanted to escalate the complaint I've been told I can't as I've accepted a refund. I haven't they don't have my bank details. I did, in the end mention the racial element and they have offered me a £20 voucher that can't be used with any other offer or deal!!!! I mean really! Just disappointed and generally disgusted! And they can't claim They don't know that I haven't received my refund as they asked me to supply my bank details in the same email! Astounded

This isnt a regular Pizza Hut outlet - instead its one of a range of food choices which make up…read morepart of the Oasis Food Court at Meadowhall in Sheffield. Its a small, counter service establishment, which doesnt serve the full pizza hut menu, but instead has a limited range of popular flavour pizza slices - such as margherita, peperoni and so on - to select from, along with a limited assortment of sides and drinks. Service is quick, and the food is hot and generally ok. Prices, for what you get, are on the expensive side. Its an ideal place to use as a stop off for a snak if you're in the mood for this kind of thing, but if its a full meal you're looking for then there are a couple of pizza restaurants in and around the food court which will meet your needs a little better and provide better value for money.

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.

This is a good chain of pizza restaurants; there is little difference between the restaurants apart…read morefrom the location. The menu is fairly stable and occasionally they might be a new dish but the keep the best sellers there. This restaurant is fairly large and is modern interior like all the restaurants. Its nicely laid out and is welcoming. The food is nice and enjoyable but much better then another chain of pizza restaurants. There is a good selection to choose from and a few non pizza dish if you want. The prices is ok and the service can be a bit hit and miss unfortunate, Such as waiting a long time for a meal to come when rest of the group has their's.

Decent pizza restaurant, with a good meal deal at lunchtime - 2 courses and a drink for £10…read more However, for a company that advertises itself as child friendly, they really need to sort out their service. We were waiting ages for the starter of doughballs for the children, and then they brought out the adult meals before the children's! So the food was sitting in front of us, while the girls were saying how hungry they were and asking where their food was. Surely they could have swapped over the service? All in all not bad, as the waitresses were perfectly lovely.

Been here many times…read more Lovely atmosphere. Vibrant and freindly. Only downside? you get too much to eat.

I have been here just once and haven't been again it was not busy when we went but the service was…read moreslow and the food was okay but nothing to shout about.

My favourite part of Meadowhall (shamelessly admitting) is the Oasis, and most people know that I…read moreLOVE American-style food. I've been to Frankie & Benny's in Doncaster a couple of times and it has been great, so myself and my friend Ana went for lunch here. Initially when we arrived it was pretty busy, so we were given a device which was to beep when there was a table available for the two of us - a great idea in my opinion instead of turning people away, and we went for a drink in Coal bar (about 30 metres away). We took advantage of the lunch offer and got a starter to share, two mains and a dessert to share, all of which came to about £10, but we also had drinks and milkshakes which brought the bill to £13.50 each. That was very reasonable, we had to leave half of the dessert because I was stuffed to the brim! Great food - I had an amazing burger for mains, we shared garlic doughballs for starters and chocolate brownie with cream and ice cream for dessert. Also, as you know I like to mention staff, well done to the incredible waiter Arron (I assume this was his name as someone at the bar called him it) who served us quickly and with a smile, you definitely deserved our praise and tip! 5 star experience F&B's!

Youngest son and I had some time to kill so we decided to eat…read more Lots of eateries to choose from at Meadowhall but this is the one he chose. It wasn't busy, perhaps one third full and they had a pleasant, unpushy lady at the entrance tempting in passing trade. Once inside we waited at the desk for several minutes until we were scooped up by a passing waiter and offered a choice of seating (inside\outside) Service was slow but I did feel sorry for our waitress as there were obviously few staff on duty. I chose a steak wrap with fries and son chose fish fingers with fries. My steak wrap (tender strips of prime steak with red onion and peppers smothered in sauce) held a goodly amount of fat and sauce and a few bits of onion, lean meat and peppers. I'm told the fish fingers were nice. For desert we both chose fruit salad (because we care about out bodies) but there was good news and bad news. Good news the fruit was fresh. Bad news we knew this because there were still bits of pineapple skin in there. My son was a little put out because the menu assured him that he would get three fruits he likes and so he didn't mind giving away his kiwi but when his dish arrived there had been major substitutions made. We had opted for special deal meals but the price was still too high for the quality of food. As to portion size well, they wouldn't amuse a real New Yorker!

Food is good and authentic. Nice, not fantastic. Alfonso is a nice guy who is happy to chat. His…read morewaiters though resemble headless chickens, particularly with the addition of Halit's brother to the team. I spent a memorable - for the wrong reasons - meal at Alfonso's a few weeks ago where Halit the waiter told me the Asparagus Risotto on the specials menu as a starter was NOT on the specials menu as a starter, until I stuck to my guns and he went off to fetch the senior waiter (who knows something about the food they serve) to take my order. My girlfriend and I then watched and chuckled as for each time something was ready in the kitchen, the bell rang, Halit and his brother ran into the kitchen, then they both ran back out, one with the food, neither knowing where it needed to be delivered. All great entertainment, but not exactly good service. In fairness, Alfonso and his head waiter CAN tell you about the food and have got a clue and you probably will have a good time here. All in all, it's worth a visit because they do bother to cook the food to order and because it's leagues better than the dreadful pizza joint at the top of the hill.

The deco may be a bit outdated but the food is absolutely great. I have been there many times and…read moreevery time have come back full up to the brim. I would just advise people to be careful of ordering something that is oily it can be over-oily for uncultured palettes but you always end up with too much each so there's plenty to grab from other people's plates!

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.