La Dolce Vita - Table reservation

Fairly small, but with plenty of choice on the menu, this Italian restaurant places a French twist on many of the dishes. I opted for Duck Confit lasagne, which was flavoursome and nicely presented. Deserts were suitably alcoholic, albeit with a French twist, and the wine was reasonably priced and of good quality. For six main courses and desserts, and two bottles of wine, we spent €225 which felt like money well spent.Service was welcoming and the entire menu was available in French and English. A good choice.

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We chose this place based on the reviews and were not disappointed.Food was simply awesome, we were a party of 4 and each of us loved our dishes.Service was near perfect: efficient, polite and friendly.Very open people, not a bit pretentious which is refreshing.Only one little drawback; the deco is soooo tacky :(Luckily the food and wine more than make up for it.Weirdly, it was a Saturday eve and this gem was only half full...

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We came to dine here once again to celebrate a special occasion and our expectations were more than matched. We had a three course meal and each dish was unique in its own way with varied ingredients and balanced flavours, cooked to perfection. Overall excellent value for money and great customer service.

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Friendly service and foreigner friendly. The staff was very patient as my family and I asked questions about the menu. I was allergic to seafood and fish and the were patient and accommodating. I would definitely recommend for business travelers and families with teens/adult travelers.

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A very good address for business as well as family lunch. The food is excellent and the area is charming if you want to take a walk.

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