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Roma Bistro

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Newest Review: ... to grin and bear it. We perused the special menu and it didn't take long to choose, consisting as it was of four starters, and four main courses. I've never had scallops, so decided to be adventurous and plumped for them in a white wine, cream and leek sauce for Starter and Alan had the Minestrone soup. Feeling thoroughly uninspired we both had the main course of Beef Medallions with a red ... more

... wine sauce. My starter came in a delightfully seashell shaped dish, but my first thought was, where were the scallops? I was expecting the whole white things you often see Ainsley Harriot chucking on a grill. Instead they were chopped up and pout into ...more

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by Jon - written on 03/11/09
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Tasteless microwaved slop of a lasagne, which was simply soggy, inedible and honestly the worst I have ever tried, and not much better could be said for the spaghetti bolognese or even the garlic bread!!! Waitress very defensive when she asked how we found the meal, and offered no solution. To add to the insult of paying for this muck, they charged £4.20 for a single pint of Peroni lager, and £3.30 for a pint of Thatchers Gold cider. I asked in disbelief if a mistake had been made, and got sarcasm in response. Left the place feeling robbed blind, hungry, and angry at being taken for such a schmuck!!! Went to the bakers nearby for something edible to eat in the car. Avoid at all costs unless you have no taste and deep pockets.

The Rise of The Might Roma Empire (1127 words)
by - written on 14/08/05 (Very useful, 551 readings)
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I am sated, the fires of my desires have been quashed, I am ecstatic with the sensational feeling of a full belly. Music is the food of love so they say, but for me, food is love! The way to this girls heart is definitely through her stomach ( and your wallet if you're rich enough!) Hence I spent the evening of St Valentines in a wonderful little Italian restaurant in the Kingswood area of Bristol. Well apparently its part of South Gloucester now, but no one ever notices that! Roma is a fantastic little restaurant anyway, and I'll tell you more about that later. But at the moment I'm concentrating on that Valentine set menu. Its usually quite difficult ... Read the complete review