One of the best "secret" restaurants in St. Ives. A genuine Italian restaurant with friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff, who are always happy to advise or take feedback from customers. The food itself is excellent, some of the best Italian food available in the county. Its rapidly become on of my favourite places for dining with visiting friends and family. The decor is homely, with a very intimate feel. If you can get the upstairs table by the front window, then settle in for an evening of great food and a first rate spot for people watching!

Excellent food and service. Had the filet and was perfect and the server was quite helpful in…read morechoosing the wine. My friend had the pasta carbonara and loved it. A definite must to try.

With fairly reasonable prices by British standards, our dinner at Prima with some old mates I had…read morenot seen in 20 years was smashing, jolly good fun! Parking can be a challenge in the center of Huntingdon, but some local knowledge (and permission) got us a spot in close proximity. Attractive inside and out, the restaurant is modern and tastefully decorated with stone and wood accents. We were the only four customers on a weeknight, so the service was fast and efficient. We started with a Basket of Bread with EVO and Balsamic Vinegar (£2.95), Marinated Olives (£2.95), and a bottle of Pinot Grigio (£15.95). The bread was fresh and tasty, the olives delicious and the wine ... white, not my favorite, but dinner was our treat and our dear friends prefer vino bianco, so there you have it. My wife had the Linguine Carbonara (£8.95) and I the Mussels in Marinara and Cream Sauce (Special - £9.95). Our friends had Penne (£10.95) and Mussels (£9.95) with the two boys sharing a side of French Fries (£2.95). My wife is Italian and the carbonara was of the non-Italian variety (made with cream, not eggs - damn salmonella!), so she was not thrilled although she said it was "not bad" (picky Italians). The mussels were very good, but I would have thought a "main" (we had the option of "appetizer" or "main") would have had more mussels than we ended up getting (about a half pound). Everybody had the Amaretto Ice Cream (£6.95) except me, so I had a taste of my wife's. It was good. Overall, the dinner was extremely enjoyable and did not break the bank. The food was good, probably the best Italian we had in our month in England, but having lived in Italy and being married to an Italian, our standards are pretty high. I would definitely recommend Prima if in the Huntingdon area. CombatCritic Gives Prima A Very Respectable 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

I really liked Prima. The service was very quick and friendly. I just stopped in for a couple of…read moredrinks, so I can't comment on the quality of the food. The interior is beautifully and confusingly decorated. It is supposed to be an Italian restaurant, yet the decorations looked Hispanic and the owners are Iranian. I'm not complaining, just informing. If I didn't live in the United States, I'd probably go back to try the food and give you a full review!

I don't expect much from an Italian restaurant in Cambridge…read more I know it'll be somewhat pricey and probably not too poppin' on a freezing winter night in the middle of December. However, I was thoroughly disappointed on my decision to enter these doors instead of those of the many other restaurants on this street. They seem like they have plenty of seating, two stories of them, so perhaps it would get full on a much more popular night, but the weekend night I went on only had a few parties on the first floor. I thought that not a lot of customers meant it would be fairly fast service. Oh bollocks was I wrong. I thought I couldn't go wrong with the carbonara since I wanted something heavy. The waitress, however, seemed like our table was the last place on earth that she wanted to be at. The scowl and impatience on her face and attitude when we were deciding what to order could not be more prominent. I ordered and decided to find the loo. I had to trudge up a narrow set up stairs and find the tiniest bathroom ever on the second floor. I don't understand why they can't have a set of bathrooms on the first floor. The food arrived a good 45 minutes later. Really. I was already nodding off by the time the food arrived. I have never had such slow service. I don't think this attributes to the care that the chef took in making the food rather the lack of service or manpower. The carbonara was alright. Portion size was just right--didn't seem like much but its a pretty filling dish. It was fairly simple and I'm glad it tasted fine after waiting that long. Maybe this would be a good place to take on a date if you want to get to know their life story.

Family owned and quaint atmosphere. Food was excellent. Owners very attentive to the patrons.Would…read morego again.

Been here twice. Really good the first time, quick service, great food. This second time was…read morepainful. The waitress was sweet, but somewhat incompetent. It took forever to get our meal (and we never got the appetiser we ordered, which she later offered to bring after the meal was already delivered to our tables. Why's it called an appetiser then?). Sadly enough, the wait was not worth it. The food was bland, sub-par. It had no flavour and poor choice of vegetables. I won't be returning.

I don't know what I was expecting from an Italian chain restaurant but this wasn't it. The waitress…read moreinsisted on incorrectly correcting my pronunciation of bruschetta and then when it arrived it was diced tomatoes on sliced bread with rocket on top. Absolutely no flavor. The pizza was okay but nothing to rave over. The tiramisu was non traditional but had good flavor. Overall, there was nothing about the experience that would draw me back for more.

4.5 stars. Love this restaurant! One of the most romantic places to dine in Cambridge, it is on a…read more"hidden" street with views of the river, Magdalene College gardens, and Jesus Green. And the food and service are both excellent. With family living in Cambridge, I go here often. Usually we have pasta or salad or specials. The owner is charming and very welcoming. During the holidays it feels very festive. Love La Mimosa's! Will return again and again.

Fantastic Calzone. My picture doesn't do it as much justice, but it truly was fantastic. Best pizza…read moreplace I've been to-a must go. Great menu as well which is surprising as it is pizza-but they do pizza in just about every way you can. A tad pricey is all, but worth it :) Also, there's posts of the service being slow-but those are from 10+ years ago. It is very quick with plenty of staff now so no worries! Seated, served, and out in no longer than 30 min in the afternoon on a weekend.

I'm from the USA, eaten hundreds of pizzas in my 59 years, and can truthfully say that this Pizza…read moreExpress is in MY top 3. Loved the thin crust pizza, combined with the FAST, FRIENDLY service, great experience !!!! Got seated right away, order taken quickly, food/drinks delivered fast...I truthfully have NOTHING bad to say about this Pizza Express!!!

Changed my GFs meal when requested, great service android ambiance…read more Will come again x

We went there as i live in Cambridge and know it's a good location to sit by the river in a sunny…read moreday, however i was shocked by the management answers to our complain in regards to dirty wine glasses and water glasses. She just smiled and with her poor English said that this is it! We are paying some much for every glass of wine and surly deserve to be served in s clean glass. Terrible service. Rude. Bad management.

Three of us ate here tonight. Visiting from Las Vegas - and or of our group was at a formal dinner…read moreso the 3 of us came to Wildwood. Two boys and mom. Was yummy. The carbonara pizza was light on ingredients. Couldn't taste or see the cheese but yummy all the same. My superfood salad was excellent! The Ox and chorizo burger reported as good also. Wildwood

Right on Bridge street, between Quayside and the Round Church…read more on a rainy July afternoon, when other places were so full to overflowing from the crowds hoping for refuge from the downpour they could afford to be incredibly obtuse, this was a quiet bright place. I've heard that because the UK waitstaff doesn't work off tips, they're less attentive and that has seemed to be the case -- until we lucked out with Nikki. Bright, cheerful, attentive without being obtrusive. Lovely person. The ambience was nice, the setting very appealing, clean lines, subtle (tho not dark) lighting. Some of the food was tasty, like the fried calamari and the salad with bacon, grilled chicken, and mozzarella. They have a great refreshing, not overly-sweet lemonade, mint, I think. My companion enjoyed his penne with prosciutto. But I was a bit taken aback by the seafood risotto -- far, far too salty and with an unexpected kick. But we were starved, and there was plenty of lemonade and water.

This is a pizza shop. They take telephone orders and then you can choose to either collect your…read morefood or have it delivered. The staff are always friendly and there are often great offers on. If you have your food delivered it always arrives within about half an hour. The pizzas are always very hot. They also do other side dishes such as potato wedges. They also have a selection of dips in which you can dip the crust of your pizza in Yum!

This is a takeaway which you can have delivered or go int to the shop and collect, they often have…read morespecial deals on. The food is delicious and if you have it delivered is always hot and not long to wait from telephoning to delivery. Staff are helpful on the telephone if you have a query