La Dolce Vita - Menu

friendly good service with a series of Italian food, pizzas were excellent and .the chianti also. they need to book so much too noon, highly recommend this restaurant.

Visit on the night before Bastille day and for some reason many restaurants seemed closed. Chose this as it was open. Pretty average menu and food. House wine insipid but drinkable. Carpaccio good, lasagne just ok. Expensive for what it was.

as far as I can remember, I liked this restaurant that was fancier than the average pizzeria with a beautiful selection of pasta and pizza and more sensitive than others. I just remember it was a little expensive. but I have to go back to see if this is still the case:

Turned up on spec about 9pm Restaurant was choc full but staff still found time to get us a drink and nibbles while we were waiting. We were seated within 10 mins and food was served very quickly. The pizzas were fabulous as was the...tiramisu. At least a dozen waiting for tables by the time we left. Can't get a better recommendation than that

My husband and I decided to eat here after 10 days of traditional French food. We were the only customers when we arrived but the place soon filled up. I had a delicious dish of pasta with two different sauces. It was very rich and...a very generous portion about double what you would get as a pasta course in Italy. No room for pudding, just un cafe! Good service.

Although the food was excellent and great value for money, the experience of this restaurant was dampened by a rude waiter who continuously pretended to not be able to understand us, despite one of the party having degree-level French, and the other teaching French in...a secondary school. The other staff were welcoming and helpful, but this one waiter soured the experience with his patronising, impatient tone.

I went to dolce vita as I wanted to have a beautiful Italian pizza, and TripAdvisor ratings were very good for the restaurant. Despite one I saw complaining about the pizza, at the end I should have taken it even more seriously. I had a forrester who sounded very nice. I must say when it arrived, it was close to terrible, much too many mushrooms that gave their whole water, which should have been a pizza. what I had at the end was a mushroom soup on pizza crust that completely moistens the crust. a pretty disappointment, at least for the pizza.

Came here purely on the recommendation of previous TripAdvisor reviews, having worked up an appetite that demanded pizza and pasta for dinner. Friendly waiting staff greeted us in the restaurant then marched us straight outside to sit in a garden terrace which was pretty nice...given you're bang in the town centre. Service was attentive (we were early and the first in so not entirely surprising and the pizzas were really tasty, as was the pasta. It was filling up as we left so am sure more of an ambience would have been evident had we eaten later.

very good Italian beautiful pizza teig pasta was very good. ravioli with gorgonzola a hit. lack of traditional Italian beer tti ) but it is france so that is ok. pay attention to raw egg in calzone pizza and I guess upstairs on a carbonara . the idea is for hot eating to cook the egg. not in my case and I had bitter experience there were terrible likes upset me, so they avoid it when they can. service was ok, although we waited 25 minutes to get a drink. if we had been in italy, they would get broth and water if they weren't sitting half an hour later. as well as always personal excellent restaurant clean and busy. pretty cheap near? def not . 79 euro for the family of 4.