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Sara 07-12-2007 18:00

Italian
 
New Italian opened in town where McDonalds used to be, think it's called Quattros. Anyone been yet?

Lilly 07-12-2007 20:34

Re: Italian
 
We are booked in for a work's do shortly.

I'll report back. :)

andrewb 10-12-2007 10:51

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That took its time. :p

Lolly 10-12-2007 14:03

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My friend went on Saturday night, she said it was excellent, she brought a menu back and it seemed resonable enough.

LYNX1 10-12-2007 17:40

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Is it Italians running it or is it one of the usual takeaway owners branching out? (as they do) calling themselves Italians.

MargaretR 10-12-2007 17:48

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Is it a pizzaria (pie shop), a trattoria (cafe), or a ristorante(no pizzas)- the real thing ?

katex 10-12-2007 17:58

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Few of the ladies went from work on Friday night, thought the setting was lovely, but very quiet .. and the food just about palatable, not very warm and didn't seem to have got their 'service' together, were left without a drink for quite a while. Said not keen to return, however, perhaps not fair to critisize .. early days.

Like the Old Mother Redcap, everyone seems to have different experiences on this... suppose it depends which Chef is on duty.

The Green Lantern 10-12-2007 18:27

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i think its a chain of restaurants

Stanaccy 10-12-2007 19:31

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I'm sure there's one near Salmesbury?

MargaretR 10-12-2007 20:05

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I don't like the sound of 'chain of restaurants' -- it summons up the thought of frozen meals shipped in for microwaving as required.

Lilly 10-12-2007 20:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stanaccy (Post 502491)
I'm sure there's one near Salmesbury?


Yes, there is. I've heard that one is very good. :)

AccyLass 15-12-2007 22:04

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Quote:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanaccy
I'm sure there's one near Salmesbury?


Yes, there is. I've heard that one is very good.
So is the KFC there, but the 1 in Accy.......

cmonstanley 15-12-2007 22:08

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is cr*p they dont have their fat hot enough:rolleyes:

AccyLass 15-12-2007 22:15

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Or have their staff long enough so they actually know what the fat is for and how to use it lol

spignific 16-12-2007 01:49

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good atmosphere,casual theme.service by staff is ok but slow in cooking the stuff.it will work i think,went the new place on church street before but walked out,no wine under £14 there.house wine at this one was only a tenner though.worth a try if you want to spend time there because you have to wait a while between courses.good for a place lke accy though.
footnote - before going there we went for a wine in calder and might have just stayed there but they had no food left!!!!! thats bad for 7 o'clock

WillowTheWhisp 16-12-2007 08:02

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What do you 'mean 'a place like Accy'? ;)

So, is it run by Italians?

Lilly 23-12-2007 15:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 504306)
What do you 'mean 'a place like Accy'? ;)

So, is it run by Italians?

I went to Quattros last night and the waiters had very strong accents so they are either Italian or they have practised hard at sounding like they are. :)

We had a good night. Food was very good, no problems with the service.

I'd go again.

Taggy 05-01-2008 17:37

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Has anyone tried the IL Pianista Italian on Church Street Yet?

Best Regards - Taggy

Sara 06-01-2008 13:41

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Have been to Il pianista twice and both times have enjoyed it. The portions aren't massive but what we had was adequate amounts.

Went to Quattros last week, and won't be going back in a hurry. Out of seven of us two enjoyed it.

pipinfort 19-01-2008 10:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by spignific (Post 504284)
good atmosphere,casual theme.service by staff is ok but slow in cooking the stuff.it will work i think,went the new place on church street before but walked out,no wine under £14 there.house wine at this one was only a tenner though.worth a try if you want to spend time there because you have to wait a while between courses.good for a place lke accy though.
footnote - before going there we went for a wine in calder and might have just stayed there but they had no food left!!!!! thats bad for 7 o'clock

the no wine under £14 certainly puts me off!!!

SjVNB 22-02-2008 12:02

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Tried Quattos the other week. Food okay service rubbish.

When we arrived we were taken to our table. Our drinks order was taken by one member of staff then another arrived asking if we wanted drinks. Drinks arrived okay but table was not quite big enough for 4 people with wine glasses already on table followed by 4 bottles of beer and 4 more glasses to drink from. We then ordered a bottle of wine and had to empty the beer bottles into glasses to create space on table. We poured the wine into glasses and another member of staff came to ask if we'd like more wine (we hadn't even had food at that point). We enjoyed our food and wine - but when we were ready to order another bottle we couldn't make eye contact with any staff. We gave up on the wine when we'd finished the food but decided we might like coffee. We virtually had to trip up a waiter to order it - but NO ONE went near the coffee machine which we could see very clearly. After 5 minutes we decided enough was enough and paid up. We aren't going back.

spignific 02-03-2008 00:55

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yea its bedlem at times.need to shape up a bit.food is hit and miss,as in sometimes excellent sometimes poor depending on who got what.good atmosphere and everything ive personally had was good.time will tell i suppose

keetah992000 02-03-2008 11:39

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i have been to the one on church street - there was only me and my sister - along with a prty booking in there so the atmosphere wasnt that good - the service was really slow-
my sister had prawn cocktail which at £7 nearly wasnt that good - very little prawns more cocktail and the prawns were literally tasteless - never had prawns like it - those crab sticks taste better than they did - meals were okay but i wouldnt go back -maybe it was just a bad day

cashman 02-03-2008 19:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by keetah992000 (Post 539450)
i have been to the one on church street - there was only me and my sister - along with a prty booking in there so the atmosphere wasnt that good - the service was really slow-
my sister had prawn cocktail which at £7 nearly wasnt that good - very little prawns more cocktail and the prawns were literally tasteless - never had prawns like it - those crab sticks taste better than they did - meals were okay but i wouldnt go back -maybe it was just a bad day

yeh got it right for me keetah= just a bad day= the last day for me.;)

neilhaj 03-03-2008 15:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 513041)
Has anyone tried the IL Pianista Italian on Church Street Yet?

Best Regards - Taggy

i went on sunday and i can honestly say i will not be going back. fistly they have a very limited menu (if you can call it a menu it was just 4 sheets of paper stappled togther). I went for the garlic mushrooms in cream sauce for starter (around £4) which was ok but very strong on the garlic, i then had a steak in a creamy mushroom mustard sauce (£16), steak was nice but the sauce was awful. i'll also add that a pint of fosters is £3 and a glass of white wine was £3.50.

Don't be put off with what i think, try it yourself :o


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