Tesoro Mio — Restaurant in Scotland

We got a Groupon deal for 2. Pizza or pasta, up to the value of £8.50, and 2 soft drinks. Our server didn't seem to understand Scots Leid, or very much English once we changed how we spoke and tried to be very clear. Most of the responses we got from him were "ok". My boyfriend tried to ask if he could use the £8.50 for a pizza and pay the rest, as he ordered a pizza which was larger. However the server took this as LITERALLY larger so we were charged £3.50 more than intended for the pizza. We ordered bruschetta al pomodoro which was packed with tomatoes, and we were overcharged by £0.05. Check my receipt and the photo of the menu! It's not really so much of a big deal, but it's the principle that counts. We didn't bring it up because we just wanted to leave. My pasta with mussels was very nice, and I was happy with it! My boyfriend also got a Merlot wine which he enjoyed, though it tasted cheap, but it was a big glass for the price, so we can't complain. The atmosphere was... awkward to say the least, with servers just standing staring at us. Overall this place has good value for money, but I am unsure if I...

Went in with my fiancee.and staff greeted us very warmly.ide been In before but the place has had a full revamp.and the decor is typical old Italy.with warm lighting red roses.flying cherubim pictures of the old country.we ordered salmon with vodka sauceesparagus and salad.and a chicken milanese.but starters were absolutely fantastic.a minestrone soup that I just had to take home.the food was warm on arrival.and was brilliant.portions are fantastic.this guy makes his own lasagna.own bread loafs.everything is locally produced and sourced .I've read 2 or 3 poor write ups because of there being a takeaway part of the restaurant.but this place is like being back in the cola Di rienzo rome.for a fraction of the budget.ive thoroughly enjoyed it.and now we go on a regular basis the owner is a lovely man who's family all assist.a true run family business.i the heart of the high street and a hidden gem...do not read the bad grumpier bits about no music.as I was happily listening g to andre riue.lovely...

Bit of a strange dining experience. My Mum had bought a Groupon voucher for 2 pastas/pizzas and 2 soft drinks. We were booked for a Tuesday evening and we were the only people there at 7pm so the atmosphere felt a bit strange, especially with the couple that own it just standing around in silence and there was no music playing. When we walked in the woman behind the counter almost looked confused that we were there and didn't greet us in anyway... When we said that we had a booking she just silently pointed to a table. The conversation from the owners was minimal throughout the hour we were there and they both seemed like they really didn't want to be there. We ordered two pizzas which were freshly made and actually alright, though my 'Parma ham and wild mushroom' pizza was definitely just processed sandwich ham and regular mushrooms. Wouldn't return here to be honest - food was fine but service and atmosphere was a...