Location: Witney
Top Restaurants in Witney
Best Italian food near Witney, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Witney. Witney is a town on the River Windrush, 12 miles (19 km) west of Oxford in Oxfordshire, England. Whilst in the South East, it is in the AON region of Central.
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1. All 'Angelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By billontyne
My brother in law had chosen a new-to-him place to celebrate his birthday. Good choice Dave. Our booked table was ready and drinks were sorted quickly as was our food order. Dave and wife had the sea bass, my wife had pizza buffalo and I had been lured by the spaghetti alla pescatore.We all highly rated our dishes and I could agree that my wife's pizza was good as she gave me a hefty slice to try. My pasta had exactly the right amount of chilli so it gave enough spark without dominating. The only fly in the soup, not literally of course, was something the restaurant had no control over. A large group sitting adjacent to us had loads and loads and loads of laughs but one woman was super loud with a hysterical laugh which dominated the whole room. I was concerned that she didn't have a sharp implement handy! If you give the place a try, assuming she's restrained by then, you won't regret it.
2. Pizza Express
Overall Ratings
3 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By Cazziii
We visited for a new year meal, which was great. Sad to say they had run out of a lot of the ingredients for one of the vegan pizzas which was slightly disappointing, but the food was great anyway. And the cocktails were delicious!
3. Il Gusto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Situated in the heart of Witney on High Street, Il Gusto is an authentic Italian restaurant in Witney town center. Our restaurant and cuisine represent the best traditional home-cooked Italian food, recreated in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for an a
Reviewed By 6556Bgoodman
Went there without a reservation and the Manager did the maximum to find me a table yesterday on saturday night even though they were busy. The food was extremely delicious and I want to say that the most lovely was the service .I ordered brucshetta tricolore and calamari and my wife ordered one spaghetti vongole . I recommend this lovely restaurant and definitely I will come back but now a reservation .Thank youThank you so much for your kind words, BGoodman. We really appreciate you taking the time out to share your experience with usâand we agree, Viny is truly a gem to have on our team! We count ourselves lucky for customers like you. We look forward to have you again in the future at our restaurant!
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4. All 'Angelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By billontyne
My brother in law had chosen a new-to-him place to celebrate his birthday. Good choice Dave. Our booked table was ready and drinks were sorted quickly as was our food order. Dave and wife had the sea bass, my wife had pizza buffalo and I had been lured by the spaghetti alla pescatore.We all highly rated our dishes and I could agree that my wife's pizza was good as she gave me a hefty slice to try. My pasta had exactly the right amount of chilli so it gave enough spark without dominating. The only fly in the soup, not literally of course, was something the restaurant had no control over. A large group sitting adjacent to us had loads and loads and loads of laughs but one woman was super loud with a hysterical laugh which dominated the whole room. I was concerned that she didn't have a sharp implement handy! If you give the place a try, assuming she's restrained by then, you won't regret it.
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5. Frankie and Benny's - Witney
Overall Ratings
3 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By trigcxx
We visited the Witney F&B for the first time in a while. Iâm not the biggest fan of the place to be honest, this is due to the slow service we normally experience. However, my wife had the new special offer; £25 for a bottle of wine a sharing starter and two main courses. Sounded good to me, so we went for it.....what a mistake!! Let me start by stating that the waitress was superb, she did everything she could to make the visit a nice experience. Firstly, the staff, including he manager, had no idea what the deal was. There was no menu available for the deal, despite the small print stating that there was, and the manager used assumptions rather than fact!The choice of sharing starters was woeful!! Either wings or dough balls. We chose the dough balls and immediately wished we hadnât. A plateful of warmish dough was offered with frozen garlic butter and a tiny portion of tomato salsa and pesto. After a couple of the dough balls, Iâd had enough. Bland in the extreme and so samey I defy anyone, whoâs not starving, to eat them all!! As there was a poor selection of available mains, we both chose the meatballs. I would love to meet the chef who concocted these shockingly awful meatballs. Absolutely solid, grisly and resembling cheap supermarket burger meat. Furthermore they were either microwaved, or cooked badly, with tough skin surrounding the equally tough âmeatâ. The pasta would have made any true blooded Italian cry!! How can you get pasta so wrong? Completely overcooked, sloppy, cheap pasta. The bolognese sauce wasnât too bad, it may have had contact with tomato at some point! Then there was the red coloured liquid; allegedly wine?? Again, awful; Italy has so much to offer in the wine field, who chose this rubbish to be the F&B house red?? An 11% abv bottle of thin flavoured cheap plonk!Overall this meal was not worth the £25 âspecial offerâ price. However, the biggest shock of the day was that it should have cost near on £55. We paid the £25, more to save the embarrassment of the poor waitress than anything else. Had we have been paying full price, I would have paid nothing!! Terrible meal, good service. Never again!
