The best restaurants serving Italian food in England

As always the food and service were excellent, In my my view the best restaurant around, A family run restaurant that never disappoints.

Attended for a meal. There were tables not cleared and been like it for a while, even though the place was not busy. Service very slow, cleared table before everyone had finished their meal and asked if dessert menus required when people still eating. Not able to provide change when paid cash and still added 10% service charge. Very poor and would not recommend even though food was very nice

Fantastic evening. Excellent food, fresh and delicious. Friendly service and welcoming ambiance. How lucky the people of St Neots are to have this restaurant. If you live locally and haven’t been go - you won’t be disappointed.

A family run business with a warm welcome, drinks offered straight away along with the menus. The menu offered a bit of everything single meat choice or a trio, I went for the chicken with black pudding with pepper sauce you can have veg or...

The restaurant accommodated all our requests, vegetarian option, vegan option and the option to bring a celebration cake. The service was excellent and the food was outstanding. 10/10. ⭐️

Hopefully this will be seen bye the owner, being coming to the restaurant for 18years. but to day we came in for Sunday lunch very poor ordered lasagna , spaghetti Bolognese and beef dinner not 1 meal was nice this is not the usual standard of this restaurant not sure what went wrong and was not ask once how our meal was

We used to love Ciao and was hoping for an amazing Italian. Social just lacked that friendly, Italian feel. Service lacks warmth and personality. It was quiet enough to take the time to smile at least and engage with the customers. Food is nice enough but cold and not presented brilliantly. Tiramisu had hair in it and rubbish bag left in the hallway as you walked to toilets. One of my little girls banged her head and the bar staff just looked over and carried on laughing and chatting. Ciao used to make the children feel special and that’s why they wanted to eat there! Food is expensive for what it is.

It is so sad that this friendly family run venue is closing on New Year's Eve.we have never had a bad meal there. Our best wishes to you all and thank you.

Good food and lovely friendly staff. We've been going here for a lot of years and are always looked after and well fed. Thanks

Probably one of the best place to eat in town. Everything is perfect. 🤙🥰❤️

Pedí el pollo de Kiev, estaba muy seco, salsa que debería haber estado alrededor era muy mínimo por decir lo menos. Las dos camareras jóvenes vinieron a preguntar si todo estaba bien, les hice saber que estaba seco, las dos dijeron que le avisarían al chef! Lo que me lleva a mi siguiente punto, ¿salió el chef a ver cuál era mi queja, no, así que no muy buen servicio al cliente. Muy decepcionado.

Great evening once again! Met up with friends just before Christmas, great food, all freshly cooked and reasonable prices. The staff were excellent, polite and friendly. The house red was good and went down well too!

We dined here on 5th of November. It was lunchtime with only one other table occupied. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the food was excellent. Worth a visit! Hopefully we will be back when in the area again!

Before 2pm, I decided to treat myself to a Fat Toni's for lunch, I'm clicking through the delivery process on their website (I had elected to use their own website, rather than a third party site like Uber eats, in an effort to support the business itself) and I reach the part where you select when you want the pizza delivered. I have used the website to order a delivery many times, and am familiar with the ASAP option for delivery, which gives you a <60mins (for example) estimate. This time it said <192mins, I'm thinking, well yes, naturally it will take less than 3.2 hours for the pizza to be made and delivered, so , I continue. Imagine my surprise, when after I have checked out, and spent the £26 for my lunch, that I won't in fact be getting it in time for lunch, but for dinner at 5pm. Estimated delivery time, 5pm. In what world, does it take upwards of 3 hours to fulfill a pizza order from a pizzeria on a Friday early afternoon? I thought I might have made a mistake and the store didn't open until 4, no, it opened at 1. In what world does someone order a pizza at 2, that wants to receive it at 5? I assumed, as has been the case with my previous orders, that the estimate was to give themselves a safety net, it won't be any longer than 2 hours, but it's likely to be less than 1 (for example). Why give me the option to choose ASAP, 2pm,3pm,etc if the earliest time it can be delivered for is 5pm? And really, CAN that be as SOON as POSSIBLE? Because I wanted lunch, and not dinner, I looked into cancelling the order, alas, can't be done. The order for the pizza they presumably will not start making for at least another 2 and a half hours, cannot be cancelled. My desire for the pizza has since worn off, but I guess, I'll be seeing it at 5pm whether I like it or not.

Turned up for table booked for pre-theatre lunch only to find it is now called Salt & Pepper!!! Only taking cash and was almost empty at 1.30. Food was lovely however so hopefully they will get sorted soon!!!