Firstly they accept Taste card which is great and secondly they have great choices. I really loe Prezzo and I visited when I was in London I really wish that there was one near me. Fantastic freshly made pizzas which can be made healthier or bigger (like roman style where the dough is stretched out). Fantastic.

SHEFFIELD BRANCH -Adult food lovely but kids menu poor. My son hated the bambinocchino. 'hot cows milk with a tiny sprinkling of chocolate'. Don't waste to money.

Never go back to this branch! Unfortunately a waitress dropped a tray load of drinks on my jacket which was dry clean only and brand new, although the waitress apologised and ran off, no-one came to see if we were ok. I was very annoyed about this and about my jacket which was stained with orange juice, beer and wine, i approached one of the managers (the male manager) who at first told me his english wasnt very good but then gave me head offices card to ring them to tell them about the problem. (No offer of discount on meal, free drinks, nothing) I did as the manager said and head office said they had not heard about this incident and I had to speak to the enfield manager again. To cut a long story short, i called head office and the enfield manager several times, everytime he was not there or he answered and said it was not him even though i politely argued that i knew it was him. Head office said as the enfield manager had no recollection of this incident that they could not do anything (even though i said i could produce my bill to prove i was in the enfield branch). Got so sick of this ringin up, taking up my time i left it, paid £50 to dry clean my coat which has never been the same since. I wasnt so bothered about my coat, i was just absolutely stunned that Prezzo would employ such an awful careless manager. I must say though when looking on the internet i found out that the prezzo group also own Chimichanga which is also god awful restaurant, so no surprise really. Also say no to the offered olives, they are not complimentary like free bread etc you'd usually get in other restaurants! Cheeky tactics!

Positives Clean open space, the kitchen is open so can see the chefs cooking, nice atmosphere not too loud or quiet, great location for a bite to eat before/after the cinema, we were greeted straight away and taken to a table within a couple of minutes Negatives As the restaurant filled it was clear that they did not have sufficient staff, we waited 30 minutes before our order was taken subsequently waiting a further 30 minutes before we received our drinks and food, in the meantime there was no apology or thanks for waiting and the staff seemed to be going at their own casual pace. Once we received our pizzas they were luke warm and we had 10 minutes to eat before we had to leave for our film. We asked for the bill when we received our food, once again waited for a further 15 minutes and eventually had to go to the bar and ask to pay... Summary Would not recommend visiting before a film as you are not guaranteed to be served two drinks and two pizzas within an hour! Which is unfortunate for them as I can’t imagine you would visit unless you were going to the cinema due to the location.

I have been to prezzo just 2 times, the fist time i went there was a nice atmosphere and food that the family could eat- the service was friendly and the food was nice. The second time we went to the Cheshire oaks branch of prezzo and the staff were awful the drinks were again overpriced and the menu less things on because they haddent bothered to update it like the other branches of prezzo

1.Our first impression at the door was slow to welcome us , no smiles.
2. We were a party of 4 and given a tiny square table, whereas two people next to us were given double the table size compared to us.
3.We had to remind them that we have oredered drinks and had to call for a waitress to take down our orders. They were slow and lacked customer care.
4. Staffs were mostly hanging around the bar chatting.
5. The service was very dissappointing, I do not recommend friends there, although the food was OK, as the salad I had looked a little tired and some had brown at the edges.

As a new dinner locataion in egham and following a read of some reviews i booked a table on-line at prezzo in egham.This being a dinner to celebrate a double event a wedding anniversery and a birthday , after reading the on-line blurb that said prezzo staff would attempt to accomodate any requests we may have ,foolishly i took this as a good sign and requested a resonable table this being my only request apaeart from the actual booking.On the night we were shown to a table wedged between a pillar and another couple balanced on a tiny table very close to the one offered to us.I asked for a different table eventually we ended up at a table in an annex with a door continually being opened and closed.A let down it certainly was the food being obviosly chain.The service was polite lets get it over with. I think on reflection i would not return certainly not a place for celebrating something however if you want to pretend you are really dining out have a look .

Nice looking restaurant in Aberdeen, first visit. Normal welcome and seated fast. Waitress unbelievably surly and unfriendly. Very overpriced drinks, I'm not a miser, but hate to be blatantly ripped off. The food was nicely presented, but bland, almost tasteless. Except for my Calzone. So chilli hot that I couldn't eat it. And I eat anything. Garlic bread hard and dry, Fries portions tiny. Lasagne bland. A soft drink was a tiny bottle (i mean tiny) of coke. Overall, very nicely presented in terms of restaurant and food, but underlying quality of food awful, as was the service. A thank you when paying would have been nice too. All in all, one of those evenings you write off as experience/waste of money.

Waitresses good but the 40 minute wait for main course was rubbish, it was a busy monday lunchtime but in my experience of other Prezzo branches this is fairly normal. The food is good but not amazing so that the wait for it is not an issue. The waiting staff are usually fairly nice but they are let down by the kitchen times.

If we were told how long we would had to wait we would have gone elsewhere.

Really poor service. Sent to a dark table for two. There was not enough lighting to read the menu properly. table was wobbly. We asked to move to another table for two that was vacant. We were told no and told that the wobbly table would be sorted. It wasn't and the tealight that was lit didn't help with the viewing of the menu. After 40 mins of being seated our meal order had not been taken and we had received no drinks!!! Consumer beware you are paying your hard earned cash for appauling service. Edward (Manager) you need to go back to training school.

Had to click on 1 star rating for this review to go through, but can't comment on quality of food as we didn't have any. I would be giving minus stars if I could!

I ate at the Licoln restuarant with approx 35 friends on friday 11th Feb. I was really impressed with the level of service and quality of food. All food was served hot, all together, on time and delicious. No mean feat for such a big group. A big congratulations to chefs and servers. The down side was the price of drinks, a bit too hot to handle!! Well done everyone.
Val