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Gnocchi was not good at all. Almost sure it was packet gnocchi which had been cooked with just a sauce chucked on.. wish I read reviews before orderin…
Kassie O'Brien
Bambino Torino
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Came here on a Saturday night with some friends. Amazing italian food! Loved the pastas and pizzas! Come here if you want good service and great food …
Maria
Bambino Torino
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Inconsistent food quality. Ordered the chocolate Panna cotta which was fine the frst time i ordered it but had a fudge like consistency the second tim…
Pam
Bambino Torino
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Bambino Torino is open for Casual Dining. Bambino Torino serves Italian, European and Pizza dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Bambino Torino”
Great value for this little family run Italian restaurant close to RPA and the Uni – just off King St. Generous portions for a cheap price – perfect for a large table to share pizza and pasta. Leave room for dessert!
Loved the pumpkin ravioli! Ordered pizza the Nutella which had like a huge scoop of ice cream!!My friend had the steak but found it a little overcooked,sauce was not too bad.Looking back at all the bad reviews, I don’t see anything negative, service was good even though it was busy. I can’t say anything about the deliveries though, just the machine that goes off every 10 minutes. A little overpriced for drinks especially for a can of coke but food pricing was reasonable for the portion and pizza. Staff were polite.Most probably might eat here again.
I have been going to this restaurant for years and the menu has really improved.Sometimes during the week when I am tired or off a flight I just order the steak and salad.On the weekend I like to indulge a bit with friends or my boyfriend and we all really like the super softcalamari, haloumi and the arancini balls.My guy likes the 12 hour slow roasted lamb pizza (typical bloke) .I have to say sometimes it gets a bitnoisy inside but its not a big deal. Service is friendly, I like that the kitchen is open and the wine is good quality tooand Im pretty fussy.
What a great place!Had the tasting plate for 2, looked fantastic, tasted better. Then the steak dianne, asked for medium and it was perfect. Good size servings. Topped it off with a couple of beers and a tequila. Gonna sleep like a baby tonight!
Poor service and overpriced. Ordered pizza and panna cotta with fresh berries. Pizza was okay but panna cotta cost $12.00. Got a half full container with two small strawberries on top – absolute rip off. Called the staff and they offered to send another or send someone to reimburse but then refused to do either one. Never order from here!
Worst lasagna Ever!!!. Food is orrible…lasagna is just a p8le of mozzarella and souce, no idea what feta cheese was doing on top of that.difficult to find the pasta in this gross ammount of everything..The pizza is completely without salt and over cooked..really bad indeed.. arancini?or they are frozen or they are one week old, plain and really just rice insude… but the wirst is i got straight to the bathroo just after… not a coincidence!!!!!
Complete and utter fail.. Never managed to try the food. Waited just under 2 hours for a delivery, called several times to check progress only to be told ‘it’s on the way’, then when I finally ring up to complain, not even given an apology. ‘It’s the rain’ and ‘we have a new driver’ are not excuses for terrible customer service. The right thing to do would have been to provide the order gratis, not cancel it.Complete fail.I also posted this review on their facebook page, a bunch of other people commented on it expressing their annoyance, disappointment and dissatisfaction; including one guy who waited 3 hours for a pizza and as of last contact never received a refund. Suddenly those posts are hidden from public view. Utterly shameful – be open about your mistakes and sort it out with your customers – that’s how you build loyalty.