This little eartery is a great place to eat at any time of day. The full English breakfast is…read moreexactly what you need to see you through the day, while the authentic Italian menu makes for the perfect lunch or dinner. The staff are friendly, the music is at a mild level, and the decor make you feel like you're on holidaying in Italy.

This is a lovely little place and the original coffee shop in town…read more It's small and cramped - but that's all good. It lends to the atmosphere, and the hustle and bustle make you feel part of the family. Unlike Starbucks and Bloc, you can order real food here. Unlike the two chains, you will also come out with some change in your pocket. The location is great - central to the town and, despite the mega-corps massing on their flanks, this place shows no sign of closing down, slowing down or ever being anything other than packed to the rafters with punters. Definitely worth a visit if you're in town.

A lovely old-school Italian restaurant. £19 a head with a good selection of wines, you will always…read morebe greeted as a lost member of the hosts family. This isn't Jamie Oliver or Strada Italian cooking but original home-cooked fare. Expect pheasant, wonderful Bresaola, creamy risotto, perfectly cooked pasta in a charming and peaceful environment. You won't be rushed over your food and you will enjoy your time there. A perfect place for a romantic meal.

Stupendously overpriced for basic Italian food. Nothing special I don't feel - look to pay around…read more£50 a head for a basic menu and 1 glass of wine. UPDATE: Ok - so I stand corrected. Been back here to find out for myself after I was told that this place wasn't so expensive as it used to be. It was true the food can be cheaper: 2 people, set meal for £20 if you go for the basic (anything really nice you need to pay a bit more (usually around another £4) and a bottle of wine to total around £35 a head. Food is traditional Italian (rather than the bog-standard pasta and pizza), but I'd still say the atmosphere isn't brilliant. Oh, and they didn't leave the wine on the table, but insisted on taking it away somewhere and then pouring it out for you - which I found a little irritating to be honest.

As far as pleasant dining experiences go, this was one of them…read more On a warm early spring day, the bite of the past season finally subsided and my girlfriend and I wanted to sit outdoors while dining Italian style. Especially in town like Henley, the outdoors is particularly a nice place to eat. Strada had two options that met out desires, a totally outdoor seating area and also a strip of two person tables against a completely open wall that is similar to eating half inside-half out. We decided on the latter and loved the seating arrangement. The servers here are on point and always ready to tend to needs and inquiries. We wanted some garlic bread to start and they brought out this delicious crust type of garlic bread bake. It was baked with olive oil and was a spectacular take at a bread starter! See pics for a visual. For my main course I got the Ragu Spaghetti which has some meat chunks in it with thick spaghetti noodles. The sauce has accents of wine and tomato and tasted like a classic ragu Italian sauce! My girl got the Rustica pizza which is basically cheese and sausage. That was also quite good, the sausages were very fresh. It oddly wasn't cut and that was left to her doing with the basic knife they supplied. The dishes were around 10 pounds each so that's also quite reasonable. There are some solid Italian options in Henley, but being that this Strada is also attached to the Regal movie theater, this one is great for a dine-dinner date! Get fed.

I have been here a few times with family. My children in particular enjoy the tomato pesto bread. I…read morethink they call it Genovese on the menu. The food is quite variable. I have had bolognese here which is okay, but I had a lovely salmon lentil salad dish here a few weeks ago which was quite delicious. In general the pizza is quite dry and not up to Pizza Express standard. In general the service is good and brisk and we don't have any complaints. This is just another in the Pantheon of mediocre restaurants in the centre of Henley.

FIVE GLOWING STARS!…read more Can y'all say top 10 calzone of whole life? I CAN! Zizzi sits nestled at the base of the town center of Henley. It is quite an enormous structure. The seating on the main floor really opens up and the kitchen sits at the back where you can see the oven. The architecture is really pleasant and creative with a warm vibe accented by interesting art and such!!! Zizzi is quite deceptively large in size, there is also a bar upstairs which is quite a huge space. It was closed when I was there, but perhaps it opens at night. Anyways, I freaked out when I saw calzones on the menu, but didn't really see the type I liked. So I asked our waiter and he was glad to make my custom favorite: ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, pepperonis, and tomato sauce. When it landed in front of me I knew it was going to be quality stuff. I sliced and dunked in marinara as piece after piece of the amazing calzone entered my body. I WAS IN HEAVEN. This is a truly top calzone. As I said, top 10 I've ever had and I'm still loving it to this minute. My girlfriend ordered a thin crust pizza called mezzoe-mezzoe. It was very wide and served on a wood block. It also came with a personal Zizzi pizza cutter which we loved because we could cut any size of pieces we wanted!! I got to try it and loved the non-tomato side. Very high quality pizza. No surprise considering the epic calzone. Overall this place had all the small touches I wanted. Great service from a very understanding and nice waiter, amazing environment, and even custom Zizzi high quality silverware from Italy! Zizzi now. Zizzi forever. Calzone zone!!!

This is a chain. Not the best Italian chain in Henley either. It's very child/family friendly which…read moreis good or bad depending on how many children you have. All the food, including the pizzas and pasta is very sweet. Again, kids - and it seems some adults - love this but it's not to my taste at all.

Amazing!!!!!! We were staying at the airport and hungry AF. Uber eats and La Bettola to the rescue…read more Excellent food!!!

Consistently good Italian with large menu near Heathrow airport…read more New Bettola is located in the village of Colnbrook right past Terminal 5 and down the street from the new Hilton T5 hotel. It's a great place for lunch or dinner when heading to the airport, without the airport prices. There is a small parking lot in front and additional street parking on the side. I've never had a problem finding a spot. The dining room has a decent size and a large back patio that's open in summer. The setting is casual-romantic. Service is prompt and friendly. Special requests are no problem. Food has been consistent and high quality. I love the fresh pastas and the risotto. Nice wine list and interesting cocktail list. Prices are reasonable.

It's a chain, it's over-priced and - much like the Americans in the last world war - is over here…read more(in Henley). The building is tastefully done out and with plenty of room. The seating is - for me - pretty uncomfortable, and you wouldn't find yourself bringing the other half here for a romantic meal. The menu is well thought out and the food executed very well. I'm marking it down, because of the blatant chain status, the price and the fact that someone is trying to squeeze a London tourist trap into Henley. There is no parking in the immediate vicinity.

February 15th 2019…read more In Evening, me my mom and my dad had a family dinner together.Everything was going great. We first had to book this Italian restaurant called Rigoletto. After we got there we found a very comfortable seat. Mom and I started to order. My original plan for my third course was to eat a pancake called Crêpes Suzette. The waitress said that I couldn't order that as my third course. It was because there would be alcohol in Crêpes Suzette so he suggested me to try another dessert for my third course so I ordered tiramisu. The rest of our meal was delicious! However, our neighbors ordered Crêpes Suzette and we saw the fire flying up two meters high. It was caused by the alcohol. Because the alcohol was strong enough to make the cooking pan go on fire for two meters high. That was a funny & interesting night. I enjoyed eating in the Rigoletto and if you have time, you can go there for your dinner!!! Fun Fact This was my dolci menu!!!

Love it here. Fun Journey back into 1985 in a great way. Old style. Lovely food. Lot of fun.read more

Wonderful food and ambience; enjoyed a Negroni, Barbera d'Asti, pizza and pork cutlets parmigiana…read more Also good service and overall hospitality

Great authentic Italian restaurant real treat not to go to a chain and have the feel of a family…read morerun restaurant with great food and atmosphere.

We stopped in with a large crew, and they were friendly and accommodating. We didn't see any other…read morekiddos dining, but our little was welcomed with smiles. Thank you, Europe, for lovin' the kids. They readily accommodated her creamy tomato sauce spaghetti request (wasn't on the menu). I wasn't super impressed with the pastas or pizzas, but the salads damn near broke my mauf. Fresh and simple, and quite honestly BANGIN'. Italians make the best salads. Don't you ever forget it. I enjoyed a slice of tiramisu for dessert and let me tell you, someone stole grandma's recipe. It was packed with espresso, cocoa, creamy whipped cream, just all things EPIC to put it simply. I'd recommend dropping in for vino, the salads, and tiramisu or the chocolate cake, which my husband enjoyed.

One of the best Italian food I've had since my trip to Italy. They have a lot of vegetarian…read moreoptions, which was another upside of us choosing this restaurant. We got (forgot the actual names) - garlic cheese bread: gooey stringy cheese on top the softest chewiest bread! - baked penne: my hubby said it was amazing - spicy mushroom spaghetti in cream sauce: never had spaghetti that tasted like this before! Sauce was made fresh with chili peppers in it. Creamy with lots of flavors. So yummy! Service was warm and friendly. We were hosted like friends. Decor was nice: traditional and humble. The coloring and decor basically says: you are here for some delicious hearty and traditional food our family has to share with you in our most sincerest way!

I went to Da Remo with co-workers for a business dinner. We had a group of about 15, and had no…read moretrouble being seated (it was mid-week). Da Remo is known as a favorite haunt of some famous British actors including Sean Connery. The restaurant is a small Italian restaurant near Uxbridge, and is quite the find, particularly for an out of towner. Da Remo should certainly pride itself on the service it provides its guests. We had wonderful service - timely, without oppressing us with constant presence. For a large group that just showed up and surprised them, they handled us nicely and didn't have any problem serving the group and keeping up with our needs. When we had questions, they were good about explaining different menu items and helping us determine what we wanted to order. I had 3 courses with my meal - antipasti, the main course, and dessert. Everything I had was fantastic. The cannoli I ordered was incredibly good - the best I've ever had. My main course was a variant on chicken cordon bleu, and was perfectly prepared and full of flavor. I finished with the cheesecake (not NY style), which made a nice finish to the evening. I had the house red wine with my dinner and was quite pleased - it had a nice bouquet and finish, and paired well with my meal. Everything was perfect, which is difficult to pull off with a large group.

A wonderful friendly family run restaurant serving excellent Italian food. Off the beaten track in…read morea picturesque location and you will need to book. Food and service was faultless. A little jem.