Prezzo

COME FOR THE ATMOSPHERE. The atmosphere is great! The food is good. Can be a bit of a wait if there are more than 4 people in your party.

We went to prezzo to spend a buy a gift token for a meal– as we went in we were shown to a table and given menu’s, when we asked to confirm the value of the buy thevgift token (we assumed around £40−50, which was so) on hearing it was a buy agift com voucher the waitress whipped away the menu’s and gave us the limited buy a gift special menu! We ordered the starter which was quite nice, the meal we chose from the limited menu was traditional spaghetti with meatballs, this was horrible ! The meatballs resembled some kind of meat but we’re not pleasant to eat.
The spaghetti was not mixed with the small amount of watery sauce which we discovered after a moment or two, it was utterly tasteless and one of the most unpleasant meals we have attempted to eat. The dessert taramasu was dry I had to ask for cream, however it was quite nice.
We paid extra cost for cheesy garlic bread which came as a very small single portion, nothing like the photo on the advert.
All in all may be good and appears popular for some meals but certainly not for buy a gift tokens or indeed the menu for that. On the way home we felt sickly, the spaghetti meal was the probable cause. All in all we would not use this restaurant again. The service was good and pleasant staff till we got to the till and the person who took our money must have been having a bad day no smile and disgruntled when we asked her about the bottle of free wine that came with the buy agift token. She did however offer to charge us for the soft drinks we had and give us the ‘free wine’ advertised by buys
! We declined her offer due to her demeanor and lack of sincerity!

I have never been to this prezzo before but it’s in a great location it’s in the retail park next to Cheshire oaks. As we were doing Christmas shopping Cheshire oaks was mad busy so decided to go to the other retail park to eat it was a lot quiter and more relaxed over there to eat.
We had a pizza each as we used are hilife card we got two for one on mains. I definitely reccomend the VIP pizza’s they were a lot bigger with more toppings with a thin and crispy Base.
The place was clean and tidy and the décor was like most prezzo resturant. I would definitely go back if I was at Cheshire oaks.

Great location if you’ve had a day out at Cheshire oaks and don’t want to be in a busy restaurant. Both of the pizza we had were excellent… Definitely go for the VIP Base — thin crust and lots more toppings. The posh pepperoni was very tasty. The place looks like most other prezzo which isn’t a bad thing. The staff were also very attentive throughout.

Had a lovely meal here, the staff are really friendly and never felt ignored. They seriously over did it with the garlic for my starter which was prawns in a tomato sauce, however the crab cakes I had for my main were absolutely gorgeous. We had vouchers from the tesco club card as well so overall really good value.

Ok, I admit it I had no idea that Prezzo’s so heavily dominated our Islandly landscape! Don’t believe me? Well there are no less than 12 in London, and hold your breath for this 120 nationwide. Have we kind of slept our way through the Prezzo revolution or is it just me? I think I know the reason why. There is only one, yes one in the Northwest folks, and this is it!
With the convenience of having over a hundred establishments comes the necessity to remain consistent and with that comes standardisation and reduced price and quality. Their offer of £10 for a starter, a mains and a drink may have you thinking «sold»!! But another part of you may be questioning the reason behind this great offer. We always do ask that question don’t we? Hang on… why is it so cheap,? If its too good to be true I always sway towards the obvious answer!
However on the odd occasion it is too good and it is true! The value is there and you cannot deny that. I’d recommend highly the Ciabetta Milanese breaded chicken breast fillet with melted cheese, lettuce, plum tomatoes and garlic mayonnaise in a toasted ciabatta loaf. The also do a whole roast chicken for £19 which serves 3 to 4 people. This might be a nice alternative for all you Nandos lovers out there. I’m not quite as excited about visiting all the Prezzos like I am about say the Malmaisons of this world. I am content with my very own Prezzo in Cheshire oaks!

Prezzo is one of those restaurants that’s great for those with expensive tastes and a lighter budget. Great, traditional italian cuisine in a very swish setting.
With calzones, pastas and pizzas being prepared in front of you and a great look at the technique. Service is fast and prices are highly reasonable.
In my opinion, the restaurant can be sometimes too crowded, with only one floor of seating and service could certainly be improved. However, in general this is a great restaurant and one of the better in the Ellesmere Port area.

Only been once but it felt very rushed with each course appearing as soon as the previous one was cleared. Food was ok but nothing to write home about. Better off going to bella italia 50 yards across the carpark

Nice Italian Restaurant located near to the Vue Cinema. Definitely worth a visit pre– or post-​cinema for a bite to eat. Very nice interior with large open kitchen and big stone pizza ovens.
Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Tasty food, good calzone. If you like Pizza Express you should like this!

This upper market Italian chain restaurant is located very close to the Cheshire Oaks Vue cinema. It’s perfect for a pre or post cinema meal (not drinks as there is no separate bar area) with a date or group of girly friends. I love the modern décor and lighting and there are no cheesy Italian artefacts hanging around the place! The wine is really good here and the food comes in good portions and is really high quality compared to the neighbouring Bella Italia. The staff are laid back and helpful and very efficient. There are often good deals on vouchers in the national press for buy on get one free meals.

This italian restaurant on the Coliseum is lovely. The décor is beautiful and modern, it is clean and the staff are lovely. The food is beautiful and so cheap for the standard! I can never quite believe it when the bill arrives! The house wine is even outstanding! This restaurant has quite a fan base now so does get busy particularly on Fri and Sat evenings, but they will put you on the waiting list and sit you down with a drink until your table is ready (which is never as long as they estimate). This is a brilliant place to go before catching a film at the cinema next door. Love it!