Dolcetto - London

We LOVE to come in after work for pizza & wine combo, good food, good price and good company with manager Jay. Even when we are there for dinner we ask for Jay he remembers our orders everytime & doesn't rush us.Usually Jay takes care of my wife and I, visit is great, BUT he was not there & dinner was not as good. Waitress was sweet but not as knowledgeable maybe new & manager (or maybe owner, mid 30's female) must of been having a bad day. Hope when we come back manager Jay is there otherwise takeout it is! Mmmm cheese stuffed Proscuitto.

Absolutely the best service I have ever had. The meal was excellent and lots of food...since we had a celebration of birthdays, an after dinner cocktail was "on the house".

We had lunch with relatives on a perfect sunny summer afternoon. Great atmosphere, food/beverage and service. Highly recommend this gem in southwest London ON.

Came in with the girls after our walk in Springbank. Ordered 1 sangria, the red one, and then some wine. Cant remember waitresses name but she was good. Food taking a while, didn't notice the time we were chatting but manager came to "apologize" she was frankly a little brash. Food was worth the wait. Left a bad taste in our mouth when manager ignored Deb as she spoke to the waiter behind the bar upon exiting. He thanked us for coming, said have a good night. She must of been "too busy" on her phone. Waitresses looked professional in their white collared shirts, manager looked unprofessional with an impropriate top showing large lettering across her shoulders.

Went to Dolcetto in mid-July. I would say it was moderately busy compared to our many visits before. My husband and I started with cocktails, they were great and refreshing. We got prosciutto and risotto balls for the family to share, then each got our own entrees. Food was great as always, and our server Nicole was fantastic. Only thing that bothered us was the manager who was at the table to the right of us at the beginning of our meal extensively flirting with a gentleman. It caught our attention because it was quite loud and distracting, and then once she walked away the gentleman and his friend were clearly bothered by it to, my son asked them if they knew her and he responded with "no but clearly she is on a mission to pick up", the other one said "she couldn't of been trying harder". We have no problem with flirting, but maybe educate your managers (I think her name was Cassie) that they should save this behaviour for at the bar AFTER work, not during the dinner hour, as it disrupted both of our dinners. The men joked as they left that they were "running out of there before she attacked them". Will definitely be back for the food and service, hopefully we dont encounter this particular issue again LOL. - Thanks Teresa