Top Best Italian Restaurants in Gibraltar

"Forget the chain restaurant blandness of Bella Italia and Jamie’s Italian (which won’t be around much longer, anyway) and head to one of Mamma Mia’s two establishments, in the quiet terraced streets of Jericho in west Oxford or in Summertown to the north. It’s small, so service is quick, it’s good value and it retains the easy, under-branded charm of a family restaurant. 102 Walton St, Oxford OX2 6EB."

"Mamma Mia Pizzeria in Summertown is probably Oxford’s finest authentic Pizzeria. It is well regarded for its traditional pizzas and authentic pasta dishes - all made with fresh, quality ingredients - as well as sumptuous desserts and a varied wine list. Read more or visit mammamiapizzeria.co.uk"

"Mamma Mia Pizzeria is considered as Oxford's best Italian, Pizza and Pasta restaurant. The setting is also an authentic Italian ambience as they are very child-friendly. At Mamma Mia Pizzeria, the staff is wonderful, happy, friendly and would definitely cater to your every need."

"24/04/2021: We have eaten at most of the restaurants in Woodstock over the years and time and again this one stands out as the best by far."

"14/05/2021: We ate at Brothertons this evening the food was lovely and the service equally as good. We have been having Take out food from Brothertons during lockdown too.Nothing is too much trouble. The hospitality is second to none."

"What was once known as Camera is now Emporium Nightclub & Bar, a cocktail bar, offering two fully stocked bars and a club room that’s filled with energetic college-goers on most nights. Their trippy LED walls add to the overall amazing atmosphere and make it a totally fun night."

"This long-standing local favourite – upstairs from Makan La on St Michael's Street – is a simple, cafeteria-style eaterie offering reliably good homemade pates, quiches, curries, casseroles and lasagnes, most of them served with a choice of three salads from a vibrant selection. There is always a good choice of vegetarian dishes available (such as sweet pepper and lentil lasagne, or mushroom and butter bean stroganoff), although it was a sampler of tasty, generously filled salmon and watercress quiche that secured Nosebag's place in this top 10. The dishes on the evening menu are a little more sophisticated and slightly more expensive (mains up to £11)."

"Although The Nosebag caters for all dietary tastes, it has a strong reputation for its inventive and tasty vegetarian and vegan offerings. Using local suppliers and offering a seasonally changing menu, including things like lentil and sweet pepper lasagne, and carrot and pecan pastilla, The Nosebag sells quality home cooked food at great prices – which explains why it’s still a much-loved part of Oxford’s foodie landscape after opening back in 1971!. https://www.instagram.com/p/BT_2JsagWQ6/?"