Prezzo Broadstairs - Thanet

I never leave bad cries, but the service in this restaurant is so terrible, I feel obliged to say something. we waited for ten minutes while several service staff went past several times without even making eye contact. At some point, a woman who ignored herself in the studio...we asked up to this point if we had a reservation. when we said no, she said with a lavish that there is nothing. we were horrified. if they do not actually talk to customers, at least say a note, no availability. we went to sardinia down the road and the difference in our recipe could not have been marked anymore. they were so friendly and helpful, the service for the whole meal was impeccable and the eating was better than prezzo.

Great eating, beautiful ambiente, very pleasant waiter. it was a busy night, but we didn't wait long. would come back.

Excellent vibes, perfect service and eating was amazing. I recommend visiting this restaurant.

The restaurant is on three levels of exposure. the interieur is cool and characterful, the conservatory is protected, but airy, the extended balcony from the open and with magnificent view over the beautiful harbour area and the sea. the personal is pleasant...and helpful. the activities of cheery managers, roxy, are a wonder to see how they slide around the restaurant like a bee in an exotic garden, in and out flattering tired boundaries with practicable lightness. here is a happy group of flowers, a family enjoy a birthday meal; there is a romantic duo, rapture and worrying; and here a lonely flower on a eckish watch the multicolor scene, absorb the atmosphere and the flowing flut of talks. I'm well used to the Prezzo kitchens and regularly in their Canterbury restaurant. I will repeat what I have always said that the ice and the coffee are unmatched, along with an interesting menu and efficient service. a word about broadstairs. it is like a piece of cornwall, which is overlaid after kent, a picturesque bay, but with an urban hinterland. the closer they approach the sea, the more charming it becomes. it is quirky, picturesque and architecturally diverse. if they like long walks, there are many corners and cracks to explore here and on. the connection with charles thickens gives him a pronounced literary heritage and there is a museum dedicated to the great man.

Outstanding as always, I don’t know what’s changed but it’s amazing!! Our waitress, Charlotte went above and beyond to make sure we were fully catered for and left feeling satisfied. We had small children whom she was attentive too and engaged well (considering our...children don’t usually do restaurants very well without kicking up a fuss) Cannot wait to return for my friends birthday meal in a couple of weeks. Children free of course. The food was spectacular and the chocolate tart was to die for