This place was even on a Monday evening packed solidly and since we didn't have a reservation we…read morehad to wait for about 20 minutes to get seated...but that was quite alright, as we waited in the upstairs area while enjoying some drinks. And here is where I have to really commend the waiting staff: they were really helpful and super nice, although they were really busy! Alas, I kind of can't give this place a higher star-rating, mostly because food-wise it was just an ok-experience...well, maybe I should rephrase: food wise it was what I expected from a pizzeria - ok pizza, ok salads etc, but nothing really made it an exceptional or truly memorable dining experience - apart from the people that I was with, that is. But in any case, if you want to eat Italian food and if you want to have a good time with a bunch of people, I would definitely recommend you come to Gino's as the vibrating and pulsating atmosphere does resemble the atmosphere you find in real Italian trattorias...and that alone will (hopefully) put you in a good mood.

Extremely popular restaurant, in a great location if you find yourself in Lincoln and hankering for…read moresome good Italian food. We've been here a couple of times during various stays in Lincoln, both in a big group and as just the three of us. The restaurant copes very well given how busy it gets, and how big it is (seating over two floors), and has a good selection of Italian food (pizza, pasta, risotto, chicken and fish dishes). The food itself receives good reviews from friends we have dined with, and while I agree, I have yet to have anything mind blowing. Big tip: in order to avoid being treated rudely upon arriving, make sure you book in advance. Note for parents: no high chairs available, if you're likely to need one. Also it gets pretty loud, which is good if you're dining with a noisy toddler.

Had lunch there today, at the moment there is a special offer on at lunch time. a starter and main…read morecourse £9.95, for what you get it's pretty reasonable! For starter a had a very nice starter called Bocconcini Di Pancetta, which is baby mozzarella wrapped in parma ham and pan fried with caramelized red onion on a bed of rocket. It was amazing although you don't get that much it's well worth the money! also the garlic bread is very nice as well. I had a calzone pizza for main course, if you don't know what it is it is: a pizza folded once in half with the filling inside with a rich tomato sauce on the top served with some rocket. once again amazing! there are three different choices of fillings for the calzone there is: Mozzarella and Tomato, Bolognaise and Mozzarella, Chicken And Parma Ham. to be honest the chicken and parma ham is the best of the three. Are are many different dishes like pasta, chicken, risotto etc.... Great service and friendly staff not a long wait to order or receive the food and drink. Toilets nice and mostly spacious.

I went on a Saturday evening with my partner so therefore was not party to any of the offers that…read moresome of the other reviewers have mentioned. As you enter the restaurant it is hard to not be impressed with the classy decoration of the restaurant. The restaurant never seems to be busy and lacks atmosphere. Although the food is good, it is not exceptional. So I would conclude that the food does not necessarily match the prices charged. The staff were extremely polite and the service was second to none, but I would prefer to try the alternative Italian restaurant up the hill.

Decided to go Italian this time, it was our friend Jackie's birthday, she had eaten at Romans Place…read moreone lunch time and said she had enjoyed her experience so a table was booked. On entering the restaurant we were warmly welcomed, the place was very full for a Sunday night, but this was as we found out was because of two large Christmas dinner party's (More Later). The menu had a varied choice, what you would expect from a typical Italian restaurant, and also there was a good selection on the specials board. Food arrived promptly and was good, the restaurant decor was very nice although pretty plain. Prices were about right, also the two for one meal offer was a good deal. But the only downside to the evening was the very loud noise from the Christmas diners who were shouting and screaming a lot of the time. Now I am not against anyone enjoying themselves but it was very excessive and spoilt what would have been a nice evening, but to be fair to the owners they did apologise when we left although it was not their fault, but we would defiantly try it again hopefully next time it will be quieter.

We weren't expecting a haute cuisine 2 course lunch for just £4.95 each but we were expecting an…read moreedible meal served fairly quickly. We ordered a pot of tea for two but were disappointed to find it contained only 1 tea bag! We chose soup to start with and it did arrive fairly quickly. My onion soup was very tasty but my partner said her tomato soup was bland. Then we had to wait for half an hour for the main course. My roast beef was tougher than old boots and took so long to saw through that the veg. went cold before I could eat them. My partners portion of lasagne accompanied by 10 thin chips, 1/4 of a small tomato and 4 very small bits of lettuce was almost tasteless. To cap it all the tea cost £3.40 and I later found I'd overcharged by 40p. I wouldn't recommend Roman's Place at any price!

Lovely restaurant with an extensive menu to satisfy all tastes. Seems like a popular location, so…read morestaff were kept busy and did forget to bring things we had asked for, but this was understandable. Food was excellent. I had the Zoot burger, very delicious and generous! My friend had a roast dinner, which was cooked beautifully! I certainly will be returning! Highly recommended!

Café Zoot is a very versatile place as it allows for relatively intimate and cozy seating in the…read moredownstairs part of the restaurant, whereas it also offers a large space upstairs in what seems to have been the former living area of a medieval merchant family. In fact, I was part of a larger group and we all made use of the rather economic dinner-offer: 2-course for £9.95. I had the fried-brie on chutney, which was really tasty. My main was a spinach-ravioli, which was unfortunately rather uninspiring and dull...in fact, the ravioli were drowned in a rich & creamy tomato sauce, which left me feeling quite bloated. Overall judgement: decent food and good service, but the menu could use a little more sparks of ingenuity...

A pretty average place with . an average menu, staff and quality of food. A restaurant that you can…read morepop in and have a quick meal. Don't let this put you off, it's certainly consistent and I've never had a bad meal. Drove pass yeaterday and I think it's changed it name.

Very nice, my Son's favourite restaurant. Good selection of meals, well prepared from fresh…read moreingredients.

We were in a hurry to catch our train back to Manchester and wanted something to eat and make it to…read morethe station in about 50 minutes. We walked in and told the very helpful host that all we needed was two spaghetti al pomodoros and a portion of bruschetta. He got on the case straightaway and the food arrived in 15 minutes. It was also helped by the fact that the place was empty, waiting for lunch time customers to arrive. I must specifically mention that the kind of service we got here was a delight, in these unfortunate times, where customer service experiences in life, in general are spiralling down into an irretrievable vortex of detriorating misadventures excelling in outstanding mediocrity. The food, like I said, came in 15 minutes but it was flavoursome and tasteful. By far one of the best spaghetti al pomodoros we've eaten at a restaurant. We would definitely go back there again to try more things from their menu, based on our experience on this occasion. I again stress that we hope they continue to maintain these high standards of professional excellence and customer service.

First time here. Had a Caesar salad and Stromboli pizza. Both lacked any real flavor…read more I should have checked the reviews before trying. Hate leaving bad reviews, but there has to be better options.

I went here on Friday with a group from work, and we had a good meal for a little over £10 each, as…read morethere is currently a half price meal offer on. The service was fairly prompt and even complaints were dealt with with the minimuym of fuss. One of my party was dissatisfied with her order of spaghetti carbonara, which was swapped promptly. All in all, very good, tasty food, generous portions and reasonable prices.

Good restaurant, fast service and good staff. Enjoyed my dinner here.read more

One of my favourite Pizza Expresses (there are quite a lot in Leeds and none of them are as good as…read morethis one in terms of quality of service, although the food's pretty much the same, what with it being a chain and that, like). I've been here quite a lot when I've been home to see my oldies as they're Pizza Express Club Members (woop!), and get offers and deals and special birthday meals and we cash in on them all a fair bit - you make your money back quickly with it too. The restuarant's just at the bottom of Steep Hill, and the layout is cosy, with a split level area as you go in, and a cosy waiting bit with armchairs and books and stuff. Mmm just thinking about the garlic dough balls is making me hungry

Been to many Pizza Express Restuarants in our time seems to be mainly a brand you can rely on musy…read morehave had an off night on Sunday even though the place was 2/3 empty Starter wasn't up to much and the main course chicken pasta was overdone service was o.k Why do they try and seat you at the worst table when the place is pretty much empty ????

A a group of 6, we had to wait for around an hour before our starters arrived. My starter (anti…read morepasta), the stick dough was tough, rubbery and cold. The calamari was squidgy with no crunch. Both my friend's risotto main (one was seafood, the other was chicken) was both under cooked. The waiter told us that it was 'al dente, I like it this way. The other way is bad', fortunately he still took the food away to be re-cooked. Or so we thought, we saw the waiter laugh as our group with a chef in the open kitchen area. After most of us had finished our main (as we were so hungry), the risotto finally comes back hot. However, the dish tasted microwaved. The dish resembled a pile of mush whilst having random hard bits of rice. Worst zizzi's I've ever been to.

From the owner: Our menu is made up of tasty Italian dishes from pizza, pasta and risotto to salads and indulgent…read moredesserts but always with a twist - like a classic Carbonara with a chorizo crumb or a traditional garlic bread with mozzarella & 'Nduja sausage. We strive to bring out our customer's inner foodies by constantly innovating our menu and adding delicious & exciting ingredients like vegan jackfruit pepperoni, wild boar meatballs and 'Nduja sausage to name a few. Whether you're a meat-eater, veggie, vegan or gluten-free we have a dish to suit all tastes & requirements.