A refreshing mix of fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and carrots, tossed with your choice of dressing.
Pizza • Vegan • Italian • Desserts
"Last night, we visited Al Forno and had a wonderful experience. We stumbled upon the restaurant by chance and were not disappointed. The friendly young waitress seated us by the window and our pizzas arrived quickly and were delicious. The garlic bread was particularly tasty. The pizzas were generously topped with fresh ingredients and the crust was perfectly crispy on the outside and melted in the middle. The portions were so large that we had to take half of our pizzas home. Although we did not try any desserts, we thoroughly enjoyed our dinner and do not understand the negative reviews."
Pizza • Mexican • Italian • Vegetarian
"I have visited here twice, and it runs Giuliano's a close second in the running to be the best Italian restaurant in Edinburgh. The service is always friendly and the staff go out of their way to make yourself and your party comfortable. The last two times I have been here, I've had seafood, such is my liking for the inhabitants of the ocean. The Seabass, which I believe was a special, was a truly amazing dish, most recently I had the Cod Saltimbocca, which bested the Seabass, but only just. The extensive drinks menu is sure to cater for all manners of tastebuds, alas I have never tried anything from here other than the Coca-Cola or water as I never drink alcohol with a meal. It must be how I can remember every distinct bite of food. Restaurants such as Vittoria make me love that decision even more, as the flavours remain forever etched into my memory."
Sushi • Cafés • Italian • Pizzeria
"best authentic pizza in edinburgh. if they are looking for the best pizza outside italian – they avoid the “pizza house” chains (the jamies ersatz italian and the inflated egos and the consuming feeling of the service in the small Italian delicacies, the lothian road and hannover street are popping up (think about Macho-Italian versions of missrsham without the spirit) there is also a large selection of pizza alternatives: pasta etc. but as a veggie I tend to keep with what the jolly made famous. if they want a real bargain and must seriously fill with the day they can be a three cure lunch for £6.10 (rather choice including pizza, which must be the best worth in the city. a decent bottle of wine is about £15 – the house red/white served in carafes is considerably cheaper, what if it is not fussy, is okay. I trust no one who is sneaky over the jolly – and these people exist. okay, okay, the place is big, bright, busy, filled with kitsch, and may always seem so slightly chaotic – not fooling, the place runs like a well-oiled machine. but that’s why it’s so authentic italian – there are couples who sit next to big parties “in for the Playhouse”, local individual guides “in for their tea”, enthusiastic tourists and the occasional inebriated local politicians (it’s beguished that alex salmond gets his pizzas delivered from here, but I have actually not seen “the pie man” sitting on the space! a traitor in the jolly?"
Pizza • Cheese • Asiatic • Italian
"The restaurant had a nice ambiance, but we felt that the food was overpriced. They do not accommodate certain dietary needs, such as gluten-free options, unless you are willing to wait for a custom pasta dish. The alcoholic drinks were expensive. There was a waiter who did not speak English, which made it difficult to communicate with customers. Despite some patrons causing a scene, we were seated in a requested booth and another waiter explained all the items on our dish. We had to have an extra drink removed from the bill and returned several pizzas due to missing toppings. Overall, with some improvement in service and pricing, we would consider going back for the pleasant atmosphere."