We are here a few weeks ago, very small fun restaurant. The food was better than expected. Reasonably priced. Tomato bruschetta starter was really good, as was chicken and peppers pasta main. Great place, will be back. Large bottles of Italian beer.Wheelchair accessibility: There are 3 steps up to the dining area, may not be suitable for all
Henry Davies
Amazing Italian food for a great price. I'd highly recommend this place to everyone.
Mary McWilliam
First visit to this small Italian restaurant in Paisley and it will not be the last! Tiny inside, but homely. We had the pre-theatre menu at £15.95 for 2 courses and £19.95 for 3 courses. We both had the minestrone soup served with garlic bread which was delicious! Mains were Carbonara and and Arabiata which were served piping hot and accompanied with cheese garlic bread, portions were very generous and again, delicious. After polishing off a bottle of the house red, we ordered the tiramisu which was honestly divine!! Shame it was so quiet because this little gem deserves to be busy all the time. We will definitely be back soon!
David Brown
Exceeded my expectations , small and cosy with superb food and service . First class and will returnVegetarian options: Labelled on menu , GF products and very helpful staff ?
Chris K
Gave this place a visit as we had drove by a few times - and a few of our regular spots were fully booked for a last minute lunch. Was welcomed - waiter was lovely - just the one guy out on the floor and his service was really nice - checked up on us regularly and just generally friendly. However the food was really basic stuff - flavourless or cheap tasting - nice big portions - but both sauces for the rigatoni pasta and carbonara tasted like packet sauces. And both starts - funghi al forno and mozzarella and carroza were piping roasting hot but with no real flavour to them. Garlic bread was nice and chips were ok. There wasn’t much difference between the lunch deal - 2 courses for 14.95 - or starter and main for £17 seperate - so we just ordered off the normal menu - however for the quality of what you get it’s overpriced - and as I say the service was lovely and I always tip - however decided not to when I seen we had been charged £4 per pint of coke - which my partner heard the can of juice used for each get opened for. I really want wee independent places like this to do well, it had some character and the decor was a bit old fashioned - service was lovely - but considering we spent £43 on stuff I’m confident I could have made better in the house when our first choices are doing 2 courses for a tenner and much better quality, I wouldn’t return.
Patrick Kieran
Melvich Gaelic ChoirWe had a fantastic meal for 15 of us at short noticeVery tasty and very good valueWe gave them a good tip and sang them a
Joan Paton
The food was excellent and I couldn’t believe the price - what a bargain. I don’t understand why this place isn’t busier - I’ll certainly be going
We love this wee restaurant, lots of food, really lovely waiter/chef. So reasonable. Definitely recommend ?
Sam Redfern
Good food and great service!
John Smith
Absolutely love this little restaurant. Food/service/price all great ??
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Love this little restaurant great food, service and prices. Hidden gem that ive now visited 3 times and I intend on being a regular. ??
Nagasainath Chennam
I went to La Dolce Vita which is a wee Italian restaurant in Paisley, all by myself to spend some of my time. I had warm welcome and got a table. Ordered Rigatoni ai Funghi although I am not sure how it’s gonna be but got few suggestions from ladies who are about to leave. Good interior, music Ok, they Served the dish in time with Parmesan cheese and can’t forget garlic bread as complimentary which I got. Totally loved the dish and had delightful dinner with the touch of rose wine. Recommended to satisfy our Italian tastebuds sometimes.Vegetarian options: Good number of veg options in pasta, and many more..
We are here a few weeks ago, very small fun restaurant. The food was better than expected. Reasonably priced. Tomato bruschetta starter was really good, as was chicken and peppers pasta main. Great place, will be back. Large bottles of Italian beer.Wheelchair accessibility: There are 3 steps up to the dining area, may not be suitable for all
Amazing Italian food for a great price. I'd highly recommend this place to everyone.
First visit to this small Italian restaurant in Paisley and it will not be the last! Tiny inside, but homely. We had the pre-theatre menu at £15.95 for 2 courses and £19.95 for 3 courses. We both had the minestrone soup served with garlic bread which was delicious! Mains were Carbonara and and Arabiata which were served piping hot and accompanied with cheese garlic bread, portions were very generous and again, delicious. After polishing off a bottle of the house red, we ordered the tiramisu which was honestly divine!! Shame it was so quiet because this little gem deserves to be busy all the time. We will definitely be back soon!
Exceeded my expectations , small and cosy with superb food and service . First class and will returnVegetarian options: Labelled on menu , GF products and very helpful staff ?
Gave this place a visit as we had drove by a few times - and a few of our regular spots were fully booked for a last minute lunch. Was welcomed - waiter was lovely - just the one guy out on the floor and his service was really nice - checked up on us regularly and just generally friendly. However the food was really basic stuff - flavourless or cheap tasting - nice big portions - but both sauces for the rigatoni pasta and carbonara tasted like packet sauces. And both starts - funghi al forno and mozzarella and carroza were piping roasting hot but with no real flavour to them. Garlic bread was nice and chips were ok. There wasn’t much difference between the lunch deal - 2 courses for 14.95 - or starter and main for £17 seperate - so we just ordered off the normal menu - however for the quality of what you get it’s overpriced - and as I say the service was lovely and I always tip - however decided not to when I seen we had been charged £4 per pint of coke - which my partner heard the can of juice used for each get opened for. I really want wee independent places like this to do well, it had some character and the decor was a bit old fashioned - service was lovely - but considering we spent £43 on stuff I’m confident I could have made better in the house when our first choices are doing 2 courses for a tenner and much better quality, I wouldn’t return.
Melvich Gaelic ChoirWe had a fantastic meal for 15 of us at short noticeVery tasty and very good valueWe gave them a good tip and sang them a
The food was excellent and I couldn’t believe the price - what a bargain. I don’t understand why this place isn’t busier - I’ll certainly be going
Attentive as ever, ... kind & thoughtful. Family
Excellent little restaurant. Portions huge.
Fab food,house red delicious, defo be back
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We love this wee restaurant, lots of food, really lovely waiter/chef. So reasonable. Definitely recommend ?
Good food and great service!
Absolutely love this little restaurant. Food/service/price all great ??
Love this little restaurant great food, service and prices. Hidden gem that ive now visited 3 times and I intend on being a regular. ??
I went to La Dolce Vita which is a wee Italian restaurant in Paisley, all by myself to spend some of my time. I had warm welcome and got a table. Ordered Rigatoni ai Funghi although I am not sure how it’s gonna be but got few suggestions from ladies who are about to leave. Good interior, music Ok, they Served the dish in time with Parmesan cheese and can’t forget garlic bread as complimentary which I got. Totally loved the dish and had delightful dinner with the touch of rose wine. Recommended to satisfy our Italian tastebuds sometimes.Vegetarian options: Good number of veg options in pasta, and many more..