Caffe Zonzo Reviews

Back to Caffe Zonzo

1-3 of 3 restaurant reviews

Respond to Author

Review by Barry Larking (14 July 2009)

Where do I begin? Just go there and write truthfully about the experience. It's a gem!

Respond to Author

Review by Richard Kain (29 September 2006)

We went to Caffe Zonzo as a family, two adults and twin 5 year old boys, early one Thursday evening. We had a fantastic meal. The boys loved the vegetarian pasta, my wife had the seafood starter as a main course and I had the sausage casserole which was very tasty. We had a bottle of superb house white wine to accompany it, and then the boys had a delicious lemony chocolaty dish from the specials board (projected onto the wall - very clever) for pudding. The atmosphere was great, the waitress who served us was lovely with the boys. All in all I could not recommend it more highly. We will certainly be going back on a regular basis.

Respond to Author

Review by Gaby VG (7 September 2006)

I went to Zonzo's restaurant with work colleagues with high expectations. I was looking forward to high quality food, service and environment. Sadly only one of these expectations materialised. The place looks great, authentic modern Italian style. The service was disappointing to say the least. As we were seated, the bread arrived which was slightly stale. As I am from Holland, I speak up if something is not quite right so I asked for some fresh bread.

20 minutes later a confrontational restaurant manager stopped the table chat with 'What is wrong with the bread? It is baked in house each day' I was taken aback by her aggressive attitude and slightly embarrassed in front of my work group. I replied that I was sure it was freshly baked however had clearly been cut a while ago - it was definitely stale! She was very hostile about this but agreed to bring us a fresh portion. 5 minutes later she came back and asked each member of the group if the bread met our satisfaction - this was done with a frown on her face.

I have worked in restaurants and if the tables were turned (ha) I would have been discreet and would have used the ‘customer is always right' theory I chose the aubergine parmigiana for my main course, unfortunately this was as dry as the managers attitude. I will not return to Zonzo's and would recommend Pani's or Paradiso if you are looking for a good friendly authentic Italian restaurant.

Write A Review For Caffe Zonzo

Have you eaten at Caffe Zonzo? Then why not write a review for Caffe Zonzo! It only takes a few moments and no registration is required.

Back to Caffe Zonzo

Other Restaurants You May Like

Starters and Puds
Bistro, Modern European, Casual in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Cafe 21
Bistro in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Frankie & Benny's New York Italian Restaurant & Bar - Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
American, Italian in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Pitcher & Piano - Newcastle
Modern, Bar, British in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Prickly Pear Restaurant
Modern in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Francesca's
Italian in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
 
 
 

Special
Offers

£10 or Less Meal Deals
Up to 50% Off Meals
£10 to £20 Meal Deals
£20 to £30 Meal Deals
Blueprint Cafe (South of the River - East)
Fixed Price Dinner Menu 2 courses for £22.50 / 3 courses for £27.50
Eagle, The (West London & Hammersmith)
3 course fixed price menu (Christmas Menu) for £24
Launceston Place (Kensington & Notting Hill)
3 course fixed price menu (Lunch) for £20
Bryce's Seafood Brasserie (Worthing)
3 course fixed price menu (Christmas Menu ) for £20
 

Selected
Restaurant

Saxon Mill, The
(Warwick)

 

With its riverside setting, The Saxon Mill gives you an opportunity to relax with tasty food and wines in pleasant surroundings, taking in unrivalled views over Guy's Cliffe - there cannot be a more ...