Vittoria On The Bridge

Summary here, details below: Drinks 10/10 Food 10/10 Service 10/10 If you enjoy Italian food, this is a must visit. Almost all staff are actually Italian. Details: Drinks - Italian Bramble, raspberry limoncello spritz: both signature cocktails that are packed with flavour, and just the right amount of alcohol Food - appetizer (meatballs w/sweet & sour sauce + Arancini Al ragu) must get both together and dip the Arancini in the sweet & sour tomato sauce. Easily the best tomato sauce I’ve ever had. Mains - Raviolino Gorgonzola & Pear - most amazingly unique Italian dish I’ve had. Unreal flavour. Don’t eat a lot of it, it’s a perfect accent to the rest of the meal. I got the Penne Alla Vittoria. It was extremely authentically Italian. The penne noodles were slightly chewier than I’m used to (as they are in Italy). I would try a different dish next time. Dessert - the Gelato is the nest I’ve had outside of Italy. So perfectly balanced between creaminess and flavour. Service - Ozzy our waiter was the absolute best. Best recommendations, polite, made the entire experience just that much better.

A friend recommended this place from her trip to Edinburgh so we tried it out! Staff ran like a well oiled machine! We went around 8pm with no reservations and we’re seated within 10 minutes. Got a drink at the bar while we waited. Service was awesome, food was to die for, and staff was so friendly! I had the ravioli leandro and my boyfriend got the chicken milanese. He liked my pasta more lol.

What a lovely, bright and modern looking restaurant which is large and spacious with another large restaurant downstairs. Excellent location with a nice ice cream shop on the side. A very large bar with an amazing choice of drinks and all the staff were happy , lively and friendly. The food was so good... Probably the biggest chicken breast I've ever had and it was fresh and tasty and my work mate loved his calzone. Really enjoyed it and will definitely be returning 💯

Nice location on the bridge. Spacious restaurant. Staff were friendly. Felt as if seasoning wasn't quite right, could have been doing with some pepper. Reasonable priced children's menu, 3 courses for £10 pounds. Drinks were a little on the expensive side with a can of coke working out at roughly £3.50 with service charge added. Vegan pizza was good, soup was a bit bland. Mini doughnuts were a bit hard. Would visit again as liked the setting.