Sette Colli

i havent been to setti colli for a long time, however im so glad its survived the economic crisis that we are in at the moment. My dad rino morciano opened setti colli back in the 90s. I worked there along with paolo and davide, both friends of the family. When my dad owned setti colli, it was a very nice authentic italian restaront. The menu and the food, very good had no complaintsit was a lovely little place to work, and a place to dine out with. I was glad to hear a few months ago that setti colli is still open and doing well. So im temptered to go to see how the new menu and staff are. My dad named the reastront setti colli, as it means seven hills, and just like rome (roma) as sheffield and rome have seven hills. Kind regards, lucia morciano.x
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Food 10 | Service 10 | Atmosphere 10 | Value for money 10
Sunday, August 07, 2011

Very nice restaurant. I found the staff to be very pleasant and friendly and the food very good and at reasonable prices. Because of this it gets very busy on Friday and Saturday nights though.

The only complaint I would mention is that the restaurant has a tiled floor and wooden chairs. When guests - especially if there are large parties - get up to go, the noise from the chairs scraping on the tiles can be quite deafening, which is not really conducive to conversation with your acquaintances or for a romantic meal with a loved one . However it is otherwise a lovely restaurant and I would recommend it.
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Food 9 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 8 | Value for money 8
Saturday, January 30, 2010