Prezzo

Prezzo Prezzo Prezzo … Where do I start?!
I like Prezzo so when I heard one was coming to St Davids 2 shopping centre I was excited. After a long (maybe too long) day of shopping I went for a well earned rest at their newly opened branch in the food quarter
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First course of king prawns were fab but second course of a frozen Calzone was not so great!
I sent the first Calzone back and management were very apologetic. I licked my lips and waited in anticipitation for my new dish to arrive. and when it did… Mmm another frozen Calzone.
I am no chef but I cant imagine a Calzone is supposed to give you frost bite so I complained to a very nice, well presented manager. He apologised profusely and offered me another dish, by this point I had had enough of these ice pops disguised as pizzas so I gave it a miss.
Although this meal was a disaster, the manager dealt with my complaint so well I decided to give it another go the following week. This time the food was fantastic.
It is a light, clean, airy resaturant and is a great location for people watching. Frozen Calzones aside I think it is a lovely restaurant and I will be returning soon.
P.S the honeycombe cheescake is naughty but VERY nice!

This is a decent enough contemporary Italian restaurant chain that offers reasonably priced food such as stone-​baked pizzas and calzones, pasta dishes, risottos, salads, and meat dishes such as chargrilled chicken.
The surroundings aren’t exactly salubrious, with fairly plain wooden tables and clean, white walls, and I’d be happier to eat here at lunchtime than I would in the evening — when I’d rather spend my time somewhere a bit cosier and atmospheric.
The restaurant is smart enough, though, and the staff at this branch seem to be well-​trained and customer-​focused. If you eat here, try the tasty (and veggie) Mushroom Arancini for starters (a kind of risotto ball mixed with mushrooms and mozarella)!