Strada
Location Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth Harbour, Portsmouth, PO1 3TW t: 0844 683 1824 w:
www.strada.co.uk
Strada at Gunwharf Quays is a stylish, contemporary restaurant offering excellent regional Italian cuisine, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the main shopping area. Take a seat on the large canalside terrace and explore a menu of pasta, pizza, meat, fish and vegetarian dishes, all created using the finest and freshest ingredients. Family-friendly Strada caters for every dining eventuality, offering semi-private areas, which are perfect for large parties, special celebration meals and business lunches.
Popular dishes include starters such as gamberoni (king prawns) with garlic, white wine, chilli and lemon butter, and mains like the creamy risotto frutti di mare, packed with squid, mussels, prawns and clams. Saltimbocca maiale, which comprises fillet of pork with sage and Parma ham, is another deliciously authentic dish. Pasta-enthusiasts will love panzerotti porcini, and those with a penchant for hand-stretched, crispy-based pizza can choose from a range of fantastic toppings. If you’re looking for a lighter option, Strada has introduced a new range of dishes
Italian PS
£15 to
£25
Open: Mon-Sat 11.30am-11pm; Sun 11.30am-10.30pm
with fewer than 600 calories – meat-lovers should try the tagliata di manzo. To finish, choose a treat such as the traditional pannacotta.
Add to all this a wine list that stays faithful to Strada’s authenticity, and service that is friendly and efficient, and you have the complete Italian dining package.
The Gourmet Pizza Co
Location 20 The Square, Winchester, SO23 9EX t: 0844 683 1826 e:
winchester@gourmetpizzacompany.co.uk
Situated in the bustling Square just off Winchester High Street – a stone’s throw from the cathedral – The Gourmet Pizza Co is a cosy restaurant with a family- friendly atmosphere. The modern decor is beautifully simple; instead wowing its customers with fantastic food and friendly service.
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...delicacies such as fresh crab linguine and the famous Devil’s Pizza...’
This long-established, rustic eatery prides itself on freshly prepared, seasonal dishes. Whether you are looking for mouth-watering stone-baked pizzas with exciting and unusual toppings, fresh pasta, inviting salads or tempting desserts, you are sure to find something to satisfy your tastebuds. There is also a frequently changing specials board on which you will find delicacies such as fresh crab linguine and the famous Devil’s Pizza – fiendishly hot. Perhaps indulge in a glass of Prosecco or wine from the varied drinks list. During the warmer summer months there is a large outside seating area including a rear courtyard for that Continental café feeling.
Open: Mon-Sun 11.30am-10.45pm
One of the most family-friendly restaurants you are likely to find, everything on the menu at The Gourmet Pizza Co is available in children’s portions. Games are provided to amuse, and the staff are happy to look after your little ones. Prices reflect this restaurant’s family-friendly ethos, so you can afford a meal out with the whole family.
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£15 to
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