Poco Pizza — Restaurant in England

Not child friendly.

There is not a single highchair in the entire restaurant.

Bizarrely, I was told that this is because there is no space to store highchairs and hence they would never be available to any customer.

The best that the staff were able to do was to give us several cushions.

Perhaps I ought to have Mary Poppins levels of skill and the blame lies with me, however precariously perched on top of the cushions our 18 month old predictably struggled to eat and was disruptive.

I vaguely recall that my pizza tasted nice but having to inhale it whilst manhandling a small child detracted from both the experience and the memory.

There is also no pram access and no provision for pram storage. We had to leave ours in the street outside so bring a bike lock or risk it being stolen by the seagulls. I assume this is the same for wheelchair access.

There is no children's menu.

This is a mid-priced pizza restaurant surrounded by family oriented tourist activities. It is not unrealistic to assume that there would be a degree of accommodation for young children; particularly the case if you book in advance and specify you are a party including children as we did.

The staff were very helpful and polite and I don't think can be blamed for these infrastructure-related failings.

Please buy some collapsible highchairs (they exist) or advise customers when they book or arrive that there is...

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A surprising find. Tucked away on a little street in a small terraced building is a wonderful little pizza place.

Tasty dough and authentic toppings go into a wood fired pizza oven that shares the space with the rest of the restaurant's seating.

Inside is cozy; all raw wood and retro light bulbs.

This place is small, which I don't see as a negative, but it does mean you need to book ahead or get in a takeaway pre-order lest you be disappointed.

Service was attentive and friendly, with the front of the house giving us a quick overview of the set-up and the specials. Drinks and all courses arrived well timed.

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We are in the area to visit family on a regular basis, but this is our first visit and it won't...