Amalfi

"Tried out this place on a visit to Glasgow with my daughter. It has amazingly friendly staff and a lovely welcoming atmosphere. We both ordered pizza and sadly my daughter's margarita was over cooked as the cheese had started turning brown. My ham pizza was incredibly dry, there was very little cheese and even less tomato sauce. We ate what we could, paid and left. They seem to offer a real variety of Italian dishes and many of the other diners seemed very happy, but our pizza experience was a miss. Would maybe try again but order one of the delicious looking pasta dishes."

"Good recommendation from hotel Doesn't look much from outside but has alot of history attached. Stars from the past appearing in music Hall or theatres would use amalfi to eat at. Pictures adorn walls and brief history . It is small inside and more akin to a cafe but service knowledgeable..friendly..and interested in us turning up at 21.30!! Extensive menu..all freshly cooked..reasonably priced. Mussels as starter excellant. Stroganoff Good to as main. Quirky...menu had various dine early options or two or three course options. Predominantly Italian. Not fine dining but good wholesome home cooked food."

"Excellent food, service and ambience in this lovely wee Italian restaurant. Definitely be back next time in Glasgow!"

"A hidden gem in Central Glasgow. Classic food, unintimidating environment with lovely staff attending to your needs. Priced in a fair manor (supplements in use depending on complexity of dishes and ingredients)... Definitely worth a try!"

"It’s very difficult to find good eat out eats in such a big city. Came across Amalfi during a random walkouts. Cute little place. I love their chicken lasagna.. Loved their chicken wings in homemade tomato sauce.. yum!"