The Best Italian Restaurant in Sheffield?

[DerbyTup 10]

We love La Luna at Bannercross. Its BYO, has a great atmosphere and the food is always good.

 

Yes, it's good this place, I like it too.

 

It's only small, but very traditional, home-made Italian feel to it. More like being in someone's home than in a restaurant. Plus you can bring your own wife, err, sorry, I mean, wine.

 

Food wise, I think it was nice. Not absolutely top notch in the same vain as Calabria in Chesterfield, a differnt thing altogether. But really nice, simple home-cooked type cuisine. Good shout.

[LucDom 10]

Antibo is average for the prices.

[whiteroses 10]

Vito's in Walkley or La Luna at Banner Cross are both stand-out restaurants.

Both have fantastic food at reasonable prices and are far, far better than the likes of Zizzi, Strada and all the chain rubbish in town.

The staff are friendly and La Luna is also BYO, which is a real bonus when counting the pennies.

[aeinstein199 10]

I have had a few decent meals at Antibo's, just keep a look out as they almost always have voucher deals running

[Hippogriff 10]

The good... BB's on Division Street (best welcome in town - ask for the Full Monty garlic bread, which is not on the menu), Piccolo's on Convent Walk, off West Street (amazing steak and spaghetti bolognaise) and Kito's in Woodseats (little bit crowded and out of the way, but their seafood platter for two is just excellent - order in advance) - Marco @ Milano is just excellent but in a different league from the others I list.

 

The bad... Mama's and Leoni's down by the Crucible (not sure there's anything Italian here; awful starters and served a friend a cold cup of coffee), Piccolino's in St. Paul's area (cold surroundings, slow service and expensive), Antibo's (had something in a very, very weird sauce here once, got forced back another time and felt like I was on a conveyor belt).

 

I did quite like Popolo in Leopold Square, great spaghetti bolognaise and amazing chilli garlic bread, just to prove I've not got something against a certain style of restaurant.

 

Cheers, Hippo

[Roy Jones 10]

Anywhere in Sheffield, good food essential:)

 

Definately Kito's on Woodseats, we've always had wonderful food there and the potion sizes are BIG and the prices reasonable

[Taximark 10]

Has anyone been to the Italian at the Centertainment? or any other they they would recommend?

[Blue Day 10]

Vitos Sourh Rd Crookes

[Nataliie 10]

http://www.bbsrestaurant.co.uk/sheffield/index.html

 

BB's on division street is lovely.

 

Not been to the one in centertainment, although none of the ones I've been to there have been anything amazing.

[bothyman 10]

I'll second Vito's on South Road.

[la_que_sabé 10]

I'll third Vitos. Amazing, traditional Italian food. I recommend the zuppa di pescatore. Wow.

[Sufc2012 10]

zizzi are really nice