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Prezzo (Peterborough)Newest Review: ... anything away from those that work there, they tend to be friendly and helpful, and so do a good job. There is a specials board as you go in. The person who will seat you will read it to you, but I find they read it so quick (with their accents) that you're better off reading it yourself first! The menu is pretty much what you'd expect - italian dishes including pizza, risotto, pasta and ... more |
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by - written on 13/03/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Prezzo is one of those Italian Restaurant chains you find in most if not all major cities. Peterborough's is just off Cathedral Square (Cowgate for the locals) in a lovely old building which used to be a pub. They converted it a few years ago, and it looks great. High ceilings, simple walls, comfy chairs etc etc. What always surprises me whenever we go in there, is the lack of Italian or English servers! Not that it takes anything away from those that work there, they tend to be friendly and helpful, and so do a good job. There is a specials board as you go in. The person who will seat you will read it to you, but I find they read it so ... Read the complete review
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