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Delizia, Sandyford

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Credibility Score: 35%

Visited: 20/03/2010

Posted: 06/04/2010

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User: ailrugby

Joined 03/02/2010

10 reviews

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4.0

I came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. I had the Da Mo Panino which was very good value as it consisted of three segments instead of the usual 2. It was very tasty too. Falling down points were the service and atmosphere. There were only 4 other customers in the place but I had to go up to the counter for the glass of water I'd asked for twice already. Also, the stone/tile shop next door seemed to be going alot of their stonecutting on the path outside which created a loud racket in the café.

Credibility Score: 83%

Visited: 28/09/2009

Posted: 30/09/2009

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User: aranua

Joined 07/03/2009

44 reviews

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3.5

Staff are very friendly and helpful. Had a soup and Panini lunch for just under a tenner.Nice place but more of a shop (deli) than a restaurant. It has a few tables and a small menu.

Credibility Score: 51%

Visited: 29/11/2008

Posted: 01/12/2008

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User: mr. greedy

Joined 03/11/2008

17 reviews

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3.0

I've been here a few times at the weekend for lunch, most recently yesterday. It's a fairly small premises that can feel a little bit cramped when it gets busy, with a deli shop area to the front that sells imported Italian foodstuffs and wine. The menu is somewhat limited, mainly consisting of panini, soup and salads. However, it's good quality stuff and authentic Italian food, with an interesting range of original panini combinations - my favourite being the one with anchovies, sun-dried tomatoes and mozzeralla - though at €7.50 a go, it's not particularly cheap. Service, whilst fairly friendly, can be a little slow at busy times. Worth a look for lunch if you're in the area.