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Al Forno Restaurant (Southsea)
Newest Review: ... one of my sons decided to be awkward and ask for half orange juice and half still lemonade the waitress didn't bat an eyelid. Right at the bottom of the menu, tagged on to the pasta dishes, we suddenly noticed that there was a chicken, spinach, tomato and cheese risotto with lemon oil. Then there was a lentil and mint salad with goat's cheese on the specials board which the waitress ... more  ... explained could be ordered as either a starter or a main course. The young men weren't convinced that the half-size portions on the lunch menu were going to satisfy their appetites, so one went for the aforementioned salad as a main, one chose a full-size spaghe...more |
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Al Forno Restaurant (Southsea): Pizza or Risotto, large or small (1130 words)
by - written on 29/05/08 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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At weekends and on public holidays it is to be expected that the restaurants on Palmerston Road in Southsea, between the shopping precinct and the road down to the sea, will be packed out and too noisy for conversation. My elder son's partner was working most of Easter weekend, so we planned to meet for lunch along with my younger son on Good Friday. When they suggested having a look at Al Forno Restaurant on nearby Osborne Road it seemed like the best idea, as this street is quieter during the daytime and not many people had yet discovered this gem of a restaurant that had only been open for a few weeks. We could see that it was almost empty inside, and a ... Read the complete review
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