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It's fine. Generic pasta and pizza place. The food is a little expensive for what it is, but it's pleasant enough. Staff seem friendly. It's quite a big place, with a long menu, so a good bet for large groups. But if it's a small group (or just the two of you), there are better places.
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Agree with the above. It's decent but not mind blowing but the staff are very friendly and accommodating. I went there with my Mum and partner and it was busy with several large groups.

Not too noisy so you can have a decent conversation too but the food is average for Italian. The desserts were disappointing.

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