If You want a traditional Italian restaurant , then this is the place. Food is to die for, it is…read morecooked to perfection , from the flavours, the the smell of herbs used , the choice and the taste, well that's on another level. Staff are very attentive and cater to your every need and best thing about it, they are not in your face every 2 seconds,like most. I attended with family and will definitely be going again, well done guys for a fantastic evening. Grazie for a pleasurable night .

Im a regular here. Fantastic food, great staff, lovely drinks choice. The staff/chefs are very…read moreaccommodating, I have a fussy family and we always 'tweak' the items on the menu slightly and the staff are very happy to do this. Faris the owner is a gent and couldn't be more welcoming, his wife Julia is also very welcoming and has the best smile! This is a hidden gem in the small town of Droysden!!

After taking a stroll we decided to pop in here for dinner…read more We were pleasantly approached by a waiter wearing a visor who asked if we wanted to be seated indoors or out. The venue itself was very open and spacious with several depictions of Leonardo D'vinci art from the Vatican on the ceiling and walls. The outside area beheld a lovely forest scenery but it was too windy despite the warm sun so we retreated back inside. I will be honest, the prices were a bit steeper than I expected. Starters from £7 upwards and mains from £12 to £30 or more. The selection was diverse though, (see photo). It did take a while to get a drink because they were a little busy being Saturday but they were all pleasant. I ordered a glass of pinot grigio along with a spicy pork sausage in red wine sauce and a Ciro linguine which included monkfish, scallops, King prawns, squid and mussels in a tomato sauce. My other half had the mozzarella in parmaham followed by paridiso linguine containing crab meat and King prawns in a garlic lemon creamy sauce. The sausage was really tasty and came with some fresh flat bread to dunk into the rich sauce . On receiving my main I was offered a sprinkling of parmesan cheese which complimented the dish. There was only a couple pieces of monkfish and scallops but lots of prawns and squid. It all tasted fresh and plesant but preferred the richer sauce the sausage had been floating in. My partners starter was really good although a little stingey with the parmaham. His main was also good with strong tasting crab. To finish we both enjoyed a coffee, mine being a liqueur one of course. Overall we enjoyed the experience, its a nice venue but because Italian food has such simple ingredients I find it quite easy to find someone who does it better. I did find it a little over priced for some dishes and could have placed more certain ingredients on the plate. I have simply just had better for less. Would I come back? Yes I would come back with a member of my family for a special occasion perhaps?

Beautiful food and extremely nice staff.It makes me feel so happy and comfortable because of the…read morefood.

Absolutely superb. A must stop in Manchester if you are interested in excellent Italian food…read more Everything was prepared on premise. The appetizers- calamari & caprese salad set the stage for wonderful meals of gnocchi, sea food stew, pasta a la norcia and calzone to die for.

On Tripadvisor this place has been consistently ranking high for in excess of a year in the top 10…read moreof all 1360 (listed) restaurants in Manchester. Not having quoted from TA before, but as of today (25/01/15) they are ranking 6th and the 5 above them do not include Italian restaurants, so therefore are Manchester's top Italian restaurant. All that said upon arrival and entry you would wonder why! Then upon commencement of your courses you can easily see why. We had the special for £24.99 of 12 tapas dishes and a HUGE 19"pizza which we were allowed to do half once topping and half another. 4 of us ate more than confortably (inc a Coke) for only £9 each. Our tapas that we chose were chicken wings, tomato rice balls, BBQ ribs, croquettes, meatballs and bruschetta. Then the huge pizza arrived which left your draw dropping! Pros - This place sure hits the spot for taste, value, quality and friendly staff. Even Bruno himself recalled seeing us one time before, which had to be around 9 months previously! Cons - book well in advance to avoid disappointment (although a good friend of mine just before Xmas called in whilst driving passed and got the last table... Alex B way to go dude!) and don't be put off by the small bijoux tranquil surroundings! Go on give it a try! Well worth the drive, or the local tram stop called 'Velopark' (immediately after 'Etihad Campus') which is about 3 mins walk away!

Love Bella Italia, first time I went and wondered why I hadn't been before! Lovely food and…read morerestaurant. Presentation really good as well. Little bit pricey but you get what you pay for! Would definitely go again and recommend!

wow wow wow!! Is all i can say, this is the best place i have experienced for pizza. The food is…read moregreat value for money, they deliver within a 5 mile radius, and the food is sooo tasty. Ranging from pizzas, garlic bread, kebabs and tasty burgers. I tend to go for pizza mostly as they are so yummy, they dont have sitting avaliability, however if you pop in you maybe able to grab a sit on the two breakfast chairs. But as they deliver also you can enjoy the food from home, or your might just fancy a sneaking pizza on the way home from the pub!!

Service and food was amazing jason and Carlos and Steven fantastic quick service atmosphere relaxingread more

Absolute Disgrace! Went here with a business client last…read moreWednesday. Was shown to our seats but then left for over 15 minutes without any staff asking if we wanted drinks or if we where ready to order food :/ We left without anyone asking us why and went to the Harvester across the road, where I may add a mixed grill was only £12 and not £23 and it was lovely! Not sure how £23 is justified :/ I posted on Frankie & Bennies Facebook page only to have the comment deleted with no reply I will NOT go back!

The bay horse is located in failsworth, its a great pub, flashy comes to mind with big LCD telly…read morewith all the football boxing etc. Great for sports fans, the pub grub is really nice and they also have a lovely resturant at the rear of the pub which serves really nice english and italian food, well worth the price which is very reasonable. To the rear of the resturant is a lovely decked area for families to enjoy a bit of the good old english weather, children are allow in the pub till 8pm no sports caps allowed so be aware the door staff may ask you to remove such items.The staff are friendly as are the door staff.