Well, quite honestly, disappointed. Firstly, I used to eat here quite often as a teenager and in my 20's when I believe it was run by two Italian brothers. It was amazing, great food and fantastic hospitality. A very warm welcome. Well tonight was different. I called prior instead of just turning up late, possibly as they were closing their kitchen, so I thought I'd check first. I was greeted by a very enthusiastic young girl who said, "no problem, as long as we get our order in before 9pm". Great, I thought. When we got there at 8:45pm, the young girls who were working there were very hospitable and welcoming. But the owner, a woman possibly in her 50's was present and glared at us from the kitchen doorway. We sat, placed our order with a young waitress and waited for our food. I ordered a Carbonara. When it came, there was no bacon in it at all, apart from about 7 of the smallest, smallest crumbs of bacon. I showed my other half as I couldn't believe it. Talk about saving money. So our children had a pizza and sausage and chips. As I was getting my son to finish his pizza, I looked up and the owner is standing 12 feet away, again glaring at us with a look that can only be described as "Get out". It was 9:30pm. She was glaring at us, no smiles, no pleasantries at all. My other saw her too and it made us both feel very unwelcome and uncomfortable. My advice is, if you can't/don't want to be open until 11pm, don't become a restaurant owner. It was after all only 9:30pm. Otherwise, food was okay, waitresses were well mannered and warm, but got the feeling that they didn't want us there and the owner had no problem in letting her customers know. A proper cow with no manners. Nothing like it used to be as it is obviously now with different owners. Definitely won't be going back. Unpleasant experience.