sarti

sarti is the best italianrestaurantin glasgow. decor, ambiance, food authenticity all excellent. previous reviews are correct in criticism of staff attitude, however this is only occasionally the case, and probably only in the wellington street location when renato the manager/owner is not there.

visited on recommendation from friends and family.
restaurantis downstairs and was buzzing with happy chatty people. lovely waiter helped us pick our dishes and service was great. food tasted amazing and from comments we heard around us most people thought the same.
one gripe though, and it was a big gripe. when we were brought our bill, the plate had small sweets on it as is the norm. whilst chatting away, i popped the sweet into my mouth and was shocked that it was a chocolate covered peanut. i have a relative that has peanut allergy and had this happened to him could have sent him into shock. i mentioned this to the waiter and to be fair he did say that he would expect someone with a peanut allergy to speak up and he would not serve the sweets but in a busyrestaurantenvironment when waiters are busy and customers eating and chatting mistakes can happen. these kind of after dinner sweets are usually mints or candy and nuts was the last thing i expected to find. our waiter did say he would pass our comments onto management so we are happy with that.
that aside it was a great dining experience and will definitely visit again.

best italian in glasgow! fratelli sarti own three restaurants in glasgow. i went to the one on bath street. i stayed in the hotel next door, and what i noticed was that everyday, lunch or diner, therestaurantwas packed with locals and italians.
service is great and very old style italian.
especially the pizzas are great!

i highly recommend it!

brilliant - love it!. best italianrestaurantin glasgow for sure, authentic brilliant food and exquisite wines....amazing!!!

slip sliding away. revisited thisrestaurantrecently and was unimpressed. the staff don't seem to be italian and the food, whilst tasty, wasn't better quality than could be bought from marks and spencer and heated in your own kitchen. they need to get back to their italian deli roots.