Campo Dei Fiori

I have a feeling we gambled on the wrong menu items as everyone around us were really enjoying their meals. The bruschetta was nothing more than sliced tomato on bread with a very light oil/​herb glaze, the pizza was not memorable, the special which sounded mouth watering was a seafood risotto that had listed swordfish and various shell fish as ingredients and though it appeared a lot of TLC went into it it fell flat on flavour. Now for the winner: the lasagne. On the scales of lasagne it was simply good — but in comparison to the bland or boring previously mentioned menu items we settled on it being the winner. Its a nice little setting filled with happy diners, its too bad we didn’t ask one of them to order for us.

This is one of those places that has me coming back because of one particular dish. They’re an Italian restaurant so there’s a range of great food to choose from. Pizzas are always a good bet here. But the best thing about this place is the calzone. It’s a closed pizza with artichoke hearts, ham, mozzarella, tomato & olives alongside a nice little salad and pizza marinara sauce. It’s a big meal so be sure you’re hungry.
The whole place has a nice atmosphere suitable for many occassions. It’s not too spacious so depending on the patrons it can get a bit noisy but generally it’s relaxed. The seats are not the most comfortable though.
Like other Italian restaurants, this can be a little expensive depending on your budget but I always found sharing pizzas is a good idea particularly if you’re in a group. Campo also offers catering services and do take aways as well.