Pranzo - Adelaide

I still introduce people to the breakfast pizza in pranzo. after all these years it is still my guilty pleasure to breakfast. I can't order anything else from the breakfast menu. consistent good coffee.

I have this place on discount by eating club. this is actually a rather expensive place with a vibe, where only businessmen come for a light snack and a wein. safe to the tables and was a little frustrating./ I have a chorizo rissoto and a riggatoni for the royin, with a latte and brot. the latte was good and strong, the brot was a moderate two discs with a glass. olive oil

Popular with businessmen as a lunch venue, it’s easy to get to and tucked away in a quiet area near the Science Exchange. It has a modern practical interior. The menu was classic Italian and the food was delicious. My wife had spaghetti carbonara while I enjoyed a mushroom risotto. The couple of half slices of bread with a very small dish of olive oil and balsamic was, like the mains, just a bit expensive to me. The staff were friendly, helpful and pretty quick.

A six person ad hoc lunch meeting was very smooth with good food and brilliant service. Seated immediately, orders taken and drinks delivered, food arrives within ten minutes. Great food, very easy. Thank you.

Met someone here for a coffee recently. If we hadn 't been meeting someone we would have walked out before we had even sat down. The place was basically empty but when w walked in I made eye contact with a waiter and indicated a table and asked if it was alright to sit there. His answer was 'no '. He said the same things when I indicated a different table then he said he was 'only joking ' and laughed while the guy behind the bar snickered. This guy probably thinks he 's hilarious but this is no way to 'greet ' customers who are strangers to you. In my view this 'greeting ' was totally unnecessary and not at all funny. Wont be going back.