Prezzo

We cashed in our Christmas voucher for a 3 course meal here at Prezzo. Then we soon found out they have a seperate downsized menu for us «promo people». I mean, it’s fine I won’t complain as it’s free. The food was good and we didn’t have to wait for a long time. The staff were polite and friendly. That big stone oven bang in the middle of the restaurant looks amazing and compliments their forte making pizza. This place is very classy. Definitely for your special occasions.

I like this place because you can chose the light version in each dish.
The quality is perfect

Went for early dinner mid-​week so was fairly quiet to start with. Service was very efficient and pleasant. Good choice on the menu and the food we ordered was delicious. Would definitely go back.

Pretty busy when we went here but it is the holiday period. Waiting to order took a bit of time but got there in the end. Left waiting for drinks until the food arrived Food was served hot and ample portions. Quite enjoyable taste. Overall. Alright but not overwhelming.

Prezzo is an example of a restaurant that is still managed well despite its expanding portfolio of branches. This particular branch which enjoys views of the marina is worth a visit, especially if there’s a 2−4−1 deal on main meals offer (I can’t help a bargain).
I think the secret is the ingredients, which continue to be of a high standard, mostly imported directly from Italy. A great place to start is the Antipasto platter with prosciutto ham, salami milano, buffalo mozzarella, marinated olives, semi-​dried tomatoes, fresh rocket and focaccia bread (£8.95) and their selection of freshly baked breads are perfect for sharing.
There’s a multitude of mains to choose from but it isn’t the pastas or pizza I love here, it’s the risotto al funghi with baby spinach and parmesan cheese. Great service and a a lovely modern décor make this a fun place to enjoy dinner with friends.