Prezzo
Date of Visit: 22nd May 2013
Ambience
The tables are packed in and very close to each other but I
cannot blame them since the space is small, given that it is located within a
train station. The décor is minimal and
it was bustling with people (to the point where there was a long queue outside
the door). Luckily we had booked a table
so we were quickly shown to our table.
Food
We were limited on time as it was a pre-theatre dinner so we
only managed to fit in mains. The Chicken
and Asparagus Risotto was rich and creamy whilst the Lobster and Crab Tortelli
was lovely with a decent amount of filling.
Due to the richness of each dish, it would have been hard to finish the
whole plate by oneself but lucky we were canny enough to split the dishes
between two.
I had a cranberry juice which smelt funny – I couldn’t work
out whether it was the drink itself or the glass it was in but every mouthful,
I could smell something which resembled a damp cloth.
Service
The service was pretty good until we asked for the bill
which took 10 minutes and considering we were in a rush, it was noticeably
long.
Summary
This restaurant is ok for a quick dinner in a convenient
location but definitely not for a special occasion.
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