Gioberti

Deliciouse food and very friendly athmosphere. The owner is very nice and friendly. Definitely will be eating there again. And a goat cheese - must try!

The food is ok but nothing special.
The personnel is very rude especially the owner. After being treated very disrespectful in the restaurant I phoned the restaurant to leave my feedback and they hang up on me... I would especially not recommend going there with a child as they seem to be very family unfriendly.

I visited this restaurant last Friday with my partner for a special meal, which was exactly what we got. I'm glad I didn't read the reviews below before we went as I think they would have put me off, but I had a really good experience. We had bruschetta to start which was very good although I admit nothing hugely exciting. Good size for a starter, and very fresh ingredients. We tried a bottle of the wine on special offer, a gorgeous red which was reduced from about £18 to £16 and was really easy to drink and complimented the food well. My main meal of meatballs and pasta in tomatoey sauce was amazing - really tasty and actually much better than expected! We skipped dessert as we were so full, but I had a peek behind the counter and they looked really good! The service was brilliant, the waitress was super friendly. I would definitely go back again soon!

We have eaten at this restaurant a few times, it is rather cramped but the food is okay, the service in the past has been friendly but unfortunately on our last visit they were friendly up until the point where we told the waiter that our chicken was completely raw, after that the manager and waiters were very hostile towards us, such a shame as it is convenient but will not be returning because of the way we were treated.

Generally, the food is tasty but highly expensive! A bowl of pasta with a few bits of fish flaked in for £11.00. verything is extra. Uncomfortable hard wood seats so that you do not hang about for long no doubt. The place is decorated with cheap posters of Italian Fictional gangsters and rubbish footballers. Dimly lit and cramped and claustraphobic.