Great find! Tasty…read morefood, quick and attentive service, and quite reasonable prices. Plus, it's a treat sit above the water and enjoy the gorgeous evening. For less than £20, I had a delicious supper of spaghetti carbonara and some tomatoes and burrata salad. Fantastic! Thanks for a nice visit during my time in Bristol!

Lasagna was spot on, so delicious. The olives were a hit as well. Service was excellent and…read morehighly recommended this Italian restaurant when in Bristol. The location and the atmosphere is lovely as well. Located right on the river able to watch rowers and the birds made it a treat.

Our group of 4 was just super hAngry! Our original dinner plans for the Hatchett Pub fell thru and…read morewe came here as it was just up the street and our hostess said she could give us a table as long as we could leave before 7:30pm. Since it was just coming up to 5:30 pm we were absolutely fine with that time limitation! We started off with a half Garlic-bread and half-cheese starter. Really liked this, especially the cheese used. Also got a bottle of the house red and then I got the pancetta pizza (substituting olives for corn), my brother got the 4 seasons pizza and then the other two people in our group got Pasta. Since at that time we were the only ones at the restaurant, food came out super quick and we all just inhaled it. I am so glad I substituted the olives for the corn, as the olives used had a lovely taste! The ham used on my brother's pizza was also super delicious. The pizza crust was just the right amount of crispy and well risen dough. I enjoyed the sweet tangy taste of the BBQ sauce used in the pancetta pizza very much and we all just totally polished off the food, however pizza size is massive enough that 2 not very hungry people can totally split it. Total 5 stars however reserved for their Tiramisu- in one word: YUM! It was perfection and I'd come back here again just for that treat - rich, creamy and decadent with each bite being super delicious. Service was friendly and so not sure why they aren't rated higher on Yelp. We almost decided not to go cause of the indifferent yelp reviews, but hunger won out and super glad we went in the end, as no complaints about the food or service. Total bill for the 4 of us was £100 and change (included a 10% service charge) and we thought that was pretty decent as we'd had a 3 course meal plus a bottle of wine. I'd definitely return for the Tiramisu! Note - Banksy's Love Cheat is located on the side of the building right next to this restaurant! Yelp 166/ 2019

Everything about my dinner was wonderful from the welcome by Sergio himself to the food and the…read moreparting shot of Limoncello. My house wine, bruschetta, tagliatelle carbonara and java cake were all top notch. I cannot recommend this restaurant strongly enough!

A lovely little traditional Italian restaurant and pizzeria, tucked away along a little alleyway…read morenear some steps. Very authentic Italian food. Giuseppi pizza was very nice, with lovely salty pancetta. The Quattro stagionni was also good with excellent ingredients.

Been here with family and for a romantic meal with the mrs both times for food was amazing lovely…read morelittle restaurant nice because its a real family run restaurant and I get that feeling more time is taken on preparation of your food and making sure everything is perfect

We paid £35 a head, and were given a peach bellini to start - then a sharing plate of antipasti…read more(with honestly some of the most creamy, delicious mozzarella EVER) plus a load of cold meats, sundried tomatoes, fresh bread and the like. Then, fresh pasta with mushrooms, THEN steak and truffle macaroni cheese - and finally, an insanely wonderful dessert plate. Just WOW. Such good value for money, amazing food, and a really great night. A totally undiscovered gem (and apparently one of the best roasts in the city!)

This is a simple breakfast spot on the way to the suspension bridge. I had the eggs Florentine, and…read morewhile it wasn't the best I've had, it was good! I like a really buttery, thick Hollandaise and this wasn't exactly what I normally like. It needed a bit more flavor. I did like the sumac and dill seasonings as an addition! He had a skillet which was really tasty! The pizza fritto was okay- I'd probably skip it and try a pastry. It was a lot of dough with not a lot of flavorings in it.

The food here was very good and the service was even better. It was a very cute location as well.read more

From the outside Ciao doesn't look like much, a little tacky and a bit like a kebab house. But give…read moreit a go a try some of the food, some very traditional italian dishes, which are Bellisimo! (I couldn't resist!). The Steak Nero (steak with black pepper, brandy and cream sauce - I know, sounds amazing!) was pretty good. You do find as well you are paying for the quality, around £13 for a steak, but if it's good it's worth it. You are well looked after from the moment you step in till the moment you leave, which is always a plus, and I would definatly come back here again... tomorrow... today... 5 minutes ago! Get me a steak!

In a perfect location on Park Row, Mamma Mia's is a family run Italian restaurant. In comparison…read moreto the other review, my experience was pretty good here, though when I came I was in the upstairs part, near the window so we had a nice space, and it was really quiet. The whole place is fairly low lit, however, which, especially upstairs which has more of a modern feel rather than the Italian rustic look they try downstairs, can be a bit unpleasant. The food was good, I had deep fried camembert and a tuna pizza, the quality of which was high. Although the staff, who are mostly clearly part of the family, are very friendly, the service was a little slow - at the time I put this down to the fact we were on our own upstairs and probably forgotten about, but perhaps this is more generally the case. I'm not sure, therefore, whether Mamma Mia is hitting it or missing it - having been here for more than 30 years, though, they can't be doing all that much wrong.

I am a fan of anything authentically Italian. Mamma Mia for me ticks all the boxes…read more Its family run, so I find that the service is second to none. Food wise, I reckon it could be a little better, but it's nothing to complain about. They had a good selection of traditional Italian dinners from light starters to full on meals like Pasta and Pizzas. Prices aren't too bad. You'll have to try really hard to spend more than £13 for a dinner which considering the location (mid-way on Park Row) is pretty good. I reckon if you were in the area and felt like something a bit more original and personal than Zizzi's and/or Pizza Express then I would recommend Mamma Mia. It's also very children friendly.

This review is strictly about the AMAZING food, as I ordered delivery. Everything I ordered was…read morefantastic! The food itself was hot and fresh, the presentation was also very nice considering it was delivery. The garlic and mozzarella Flatbread was thin, yet chewy and very flavorful bread. However, it could have used more toppings and/or a side of dipping sauce. The Queen Margherita Pizza is "Margherita topped with buffalo and grated mozzarella, baby plum tomatoes and a drizzle of pesto Genovese" per the menu. It was SO GOOD! If you like cheese and pesto, this is a must!!! It was a long day of travel, so of course I also needed to try the four cheese Mac & Cheese. The noodles were bathing in a four cheese sauce with oregano and a crispy crumb topping. It may have been the best Mac & Cheese I've ever had... and I'm from Wisconsin, the land of "cheese heads" lol. I would love to experience the resturant itself. Now knowing how good the food is, I'm sure the dining experience is also great :)

Upon arrival me and my partner were seated next to the window due to us arriving at the start of…read morethe afternoon service. The girl left us to ponder the menu before asking for our drinks, this gave us time to decide on what we wanted. As we were ordering I noticed the lady wasnt writing anything down and asked her if she was alright remembering everything, this usually makes me pretty nervous. For starters we ordered the calamari and the bolognese arancini and we both tried half each to get a feel for their cooking, I couldn't fault the calamari as it wasnt rubbery and cooked well along with the breading being, not extremely crispy, but quite rustic and wholesome. The arancini balls were stuffed with a beef ragu which was new on their menu, it was a very rich filling but it did stand a chance with its tomato salsa accompaniment and the crispness of the ball itself, it was lucky there was only 3 otherwise we would have struggled. For the main we ordered the 10oz Sirloin steak each, I ordered mine rare and my partner had medium rare. The steaks were cooked to perfection in the middle, however at first when I tried the side it was close to medium well but I persevered to find my perfect tenderness further into the cut. The fries weren't anything special along with our meat however the roasted mushrooms did the dish justice, even though there were only 4. This steak was a typical Sirloin but definitely not worth £19.99, I'm positive I could order a better 8oz elsewhere for half the price. The atmosphere improved whilst we were eating and the changeover of servers didnt disappoint. The new guy was very polite and attentive and the meal was finished on a pleasant and full note, we left feeling heavy and happy. The original server nailed our order and it was followed through with the other staff. Lovely atmosphere, but a bit overpriced for what we had.

I went to rosemarinio for a business lunch, it was perfect, friendly staff, informal atmosphere and…read morea great menu. I went for one of the specials beef shin with polenta and Calvero Nero and it was great, two of my colleagues had the fish special which was mackerel with caponata and olives, everyone was more than satisfied. I had a lovely glass of house red with mine which was fantastic for a house wine. We didn't go for pudding although there were some fine looking choices instead we had coffee and hot chocolate, I don't drink coffee but I was informed by my coffee drinking colleagues that the coffee was very good. All in all a delicious lunch!

This restaurant has not been open long and having visited the one in Clifton we booked this one for…read moremy birthday family meal. It was a Weds night so not ultra busy but you may have to book on a weekend. The food was very nice....authentic Italian, great house wines and a good specials board! I had mackerel fillets on crushed potatoes with caponata - was lovely! Staff were very patient...never easy with a large table! Everyone left with full bellies and we all had a great night. Yay! Plus, the Colston Yard pub is just up the road so bonus.

When I visited San Carlo restaurant in Bristol a few months ago I was really looking forward to it…read more I'd been wanting to go there for some time and one weekend I bit the bullet and walked through its doors. The dining room is impressive. A bit cramped but done out really nice and it's the kind of place you'd expect to see in the centre of London rather than a back street in Bristol. The food itself was lovely. You, couldn't fault it at all. I had a fresh calamari and fried shrimp starter which was very tasty. The batter was perfectly cooked and the fish was very fresh and tasty. The spaghetti carbonara was excellent as I thought it would be. The huge monk fish pictured is actually a display piece but it is real!. I thought it was possibly a taxidermied fish until I touched it and found out it was indeed a real monk fish! Which was quite strange because monk fish wasn't even on the menu. The restaurant was very busy and very noisy which made conversation a little difficult. The staff where friendly enough but not very attentive. I put that down to the fact that it was very busy and they where probably understaffed? That aside the food came out in good time and was beautifully cooked and very tasty. The only gripe I had was that a 10% service charge was added to the bill. That does annoy me with all restaurants. That was knocked of the bill as the service wasn't in my opinion worthy of the tip that they where asking for. All in all it was a nice evening with good food and wine. I wouldn't rush back though.

my partner bragged about this place and during his time working for HP he would take all his exec…read morelevel clients here on his business account. This set the bar for me wayyyyy high especially knowing they have a location in Thailand and France. I have a gluten intolerance and really wanted to try the pasta as they are known for their homemade pasta. on the menu it stated gluten free pasta available so I ordered the lobster pasta dish with gluten free pasta; the original dish came with linguine however for gluten free I could only get Penne which would mess up the dish as its a much heavier thick noodle that goes best with a dish with some type of sauce. So I said I will suffer through this dish as it will be worth the side effects....WRONG. It was not worth the night and next morning. my dish was flavorless, and the lobster was extremely small. My partner ordered the steak medallion dish and truly enjoyed his; however I believe it was the nostalgia of the moment of return versus anything else. For the drinks I ordered a lychee martini and we had a bottle of wine. my lichee martini was too strong to enjoy so I gave to my partner. I have came, saw, and no desire to return.

If there was a bar that most encapsulated the Bristol spirit then Renatos it is, like Bristol it is…read moreunpretentious but super cool, full of an eclectic mixture of people and run by the same family (The Renato family) for decades. The drinks are reasonably priced and there is always a good selection, in the bar area you can order a pizza which is cooked fresh there and then and they serve the delicious pizza right into the early hours, it's a popular after work, after gig/theatre bar and it is without doubt my favourite bar in Bristol - I hope that in 20 years time I'm still eating pizza and drinking pints of cider in Renatos

Right next to the Old Vic, Renatos is a pin in the map of good places to go in Bristol. With a…read morereally nice atmosphere and fairly cheap prices, open fire in the winter and walls entirely adorned with theatre posters or signed photos of various actors from over the years, this is an excellent bar/restaurant which is really worth a look in. I've frequented it many times, perhaps a few too many whilst I was still at college, and the late night pizzas really are quite a selling point - all night they'll serve the traditional and very high quality pizzas to their gradually drunker clientelle. You can take your pick with seating - there's a comfy room with sofas, and the aforementioned fire, to the left of the bar, or else the main room with the poster wallpapered walls has tables, chairs and benches. Without fail getting a seat is always a bit of an art when I've been here, but that's more part of Renatos' charm rather than a failing. Come here more than once and you'll see the same staff - it's a closely run family business. They also own the restaurant across the road (which has the same name), which is a far more traditional restaurant affair and has a wider variety on the menu than just pizza. Both sides of the road are a must.