Jump to content

Recommended Posts

We checked out this restaurant last night. Service was verrrry slow, but they've just opened, and were pretty busy, so I can forgive them. Thought the food was quite nice - nothing remarkable, but good "home cooking" style Italian food. Restaurant had a nice feel to it, staff were friendly, prices were reasonable - will probably go back!


J.

Excelent food, friendly staff they've got rid of the nice bay area at the back I always had my Birthday Bashes there - there's a bar there now but apart from that and breakfast menu YET its a happy addition to East Dulwich (or as the Liberal Council says Nunhead!)

Just returned from this restaurant. Very friendly staff, busy and buzzy atmosphere. Food was good value, generous portions, gutsy flavours - try the Spaghetti Lorenzo (capers, garlic, olives & chillis), particularly recommended. Short and low cost wine list. Probably possible to have a bowl of pasta, salad and glass of wine for less than ?15.00 a head if you chose.


We will return.

We went yesterday for an early evening meal with the children and it was a great success.


I can recommend the fetuccine al salmone - we snacked on some bread and olives beforehand with a glass of montepulciano d'abruzzo.


The childrens portions are slightly smaller versions of the non-childrens versions and cost ?1 less.


The service was very friendly - especially as our youngest decorated the white tablecloth on the table behind him a beautiful tomato red!


Large espressos with toffee/pecan, tiramisu rounded it off perfectly.


We left at about 7, by which time it was starting to fill up big time.


Definitely recommended. Good luck to them.

Went to Si mangia last night with Mrs Bob S it is where two trees was it is run by the son of Lorenzoes C/P fame,

was a good meal service quick staff polite and friendly pint draft poroni 2 bottles house red 1 pollo alla georgia with salad 1 pollo provincal with chips ?44.55 will definately go back.

Bob S

  • 1 year later...

OK - it is now Monday morning. I am at work, struggling to keep two bits of dry toast down. My body is aching all over and this weekend I became well aquainted with my toilet bowl.


Si Mangia gave me the most horrible case of food poisoning after I (stupidly) ate there on Friday night. I woke up in the night vomiting and this continued all weekend. The actual meal was not even that good! Pasta overcooked, small portions, waiting staff had us in and out in about half an hour.


Visit this hellhole at your peril. A short amount of time there is causing me days of misery.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Discussions

    • I disagree with the who concept of tidying one room at a time. I find it's more effective to increase the overall level of tidy by 10% regularly, and take regular breaks.  Always straighten your bed first - your bed is your priority and your haven. Change the sheets if you have clean ones to use. 1. pick up all rubbish around the house; take it out. 2. pick up all crockery etc that needs a wash: put it all in one place and start to sort it out. Wash and dry whatever you can put away easily. Wash things by type - I'll do cups then plates, then cutlery, then pots..... 3. Kitchen surfaces - tidy things you can, be ruthless - everything is going to need a home. Sweep the floor, wipe the surfaces. 4. Pick up all laundry around the house. Start to sort it out so you are in control of it - wash types together - eg all sheets.  4. bathroom - so on..... Then, the entire house is an better environment. and you can just keep going.  
    • There was me overcome with memories of articles in women's magazines from the 1950s advising their readers how to be a good housewife and thinking it's like feminism never happened. Until I read the last paragraph. Be warned, this is PR from someone who runs a cleaning company.
    • Carpet can be a pain at times, the maintenance takes effort. I’ll look into that spray as a handy in-between for freshening things up. Steam cleaners are becoming more popular too and definitely seem more hygienic than a mop and bucket.  
    • I've found it quite a useful thread.  Apparently protein powders are toxic. Not that I have ever, or will ever, try them.   https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/the-hidden-dangers-of-protein-powders
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...