Prezzo (Italian)

Reviews

Roger Alun - 13-07-2006

Prezzo took over at the Old Manor House in the last five years and is now well established as the best Italian eatery in a ten mile radius, offering good food at moderate prices, with some outdoor tables, when the weather suits. A simple pizza/pasta menu is supplemented by some unusual 'Specials' - try the crabcakes. I can also recommend the Honeycomb smash cheesecake as a pudding.Don't bother with the Tiramisu though :-). Good food, well served at a reasonable price.

Roger Alun - 12-07-2006

The Old Manor House, reviewed in 2002 above has subsequently changed hands and is now called ' Prezzo ' The menu is STILL Italian but,contrary to the rather sniffy view below ,now includes pizzas...much to my children's delight. However, they are of the traditional Italian 'thin and crispy' variety...not a stuffed crust in sight...and bear scant relation to the Pizza Hut version. The crabcakes are a delight, the Ciabatta comes with olive oil to dip, their Carbonara meets Erin Dawes exacting and expert standards - and the house white is a very drinkable Trebbiano from Northern italy...enjoy!

Malcolm Loades - 14-07-2002

Certainly one of the top restaurants in Hampshire. Don't be misled by the description 'Italian' - there are no pizzas, no lasagnes, no garlic bread and no waiters with 2' pepper mills! Almost everything on the menu will have been, gathered, shot, fished or trapped by the chef/proprietor. A speciality are his salamis and cured meats. If you're super rich go every day, if you're not then just go once in a while for a real treat.

What's near Prezzo?

Below are a selection of restaurants near Prezzo

Suan Thai Restaurant

Tee Court, SO51 8GY

Keats

, SO51 9BQ

South Garden

9 Bell St, SO51 8GY

Prezzo

21 Palmerston St, SO51 8GF

Berties Restaurant

80 The Hundred, SO51 8BX