Villaggio — Restaurant in England

Lovely welcome and good atmosphere. Deciding what to eat and drink was a slight problem, but in a good way. The list of craft beers was extensive and the selection of gins and wines was equally good. We saw a couple of pizzas being delivered to another table and they looked very authentic, not huge, but with a thin base that was puffed up around the edges. The selection of starters was good, but we decided to go straight for main courses - two pizzas and two pastas. All were tasty and well cooked and presented. Two of us went for the Wind Surf and Sea Club 4.5% DDH Pale and it was very clean, sharp and fruity. It looked like a Weiss beer - very cloudy and pale. Too flavoured for a session beer, but as an accompaniment to a meal it worked well. The service we received was excellent and the prices were very reasonable for the quality of the food. The toilets are downstairs which may be a problem for those that are not quite so mobile. Will definitely return next time...

Having belatedly suddenly realised that I had promised to take my son out for tea I began to search out a restaurant but everywhere I attended it was a biblical no room at the Inn! In a last gasp attempt I stumbled into La Tazzina thinking it was Delrios, I bumped into the proprietor an extremely pleasant courteous fellow named Chris who informed me I was in the wrong dwelling, but savouring the wondrous odours permeating from the kitchen I enquired could we dine here? With a bit of jiggling he organised it, when arriving we found a vibrant full restaurant and immediately thought were are we going to sit trying to spot who was on the pudding! We were then asked by one of the very pleasant staff asking would we mind dining upstairs, what a treat beautiful table looking out on micklegate bar, the service was exemplary, the food exceptional, and value for money unbelievable! I could not recommend this restaurant more highly! Thanks Chrissie and staff for a lovely...

Very cute small bistro/restaurant. The prices are very affordable, 11 pounds for a huge chicken milanese dish and side spaghetti for example. Due to a google maps gaffe my wife and I actually thought it was Del Rio’s which is located in the basement of the same building. We didnt realize our mistake until the end of the meal! Anyway we had a lovely meal, the service was friendly and prompt. We really liked the bread and nduja with olives appetizer. I had the chicken milanese special and the chicken was great, very large portion, too much for me to finish really. The side spaghetti was a bit disappointing though, dry sauce and dry noodles. My wife liked her pappardelle special though. Overall its a lovely little place to stop in. I got the sense that they are mainly known for their personal sized pizzas though so maybe next time we will go for one of those. They have a nice craft beer tap selection and a good gin...