Mamma Mia

My husband and I visited Mamma Mia when visiting Stirling for our 4th anniversary. The food and service was outstanding and was one of the best meals out I have had. The wine was delicious too. The staff were so attentive and helpful. I could not recommend this place enough and I will be definitely revisiting if I am in the area again!

The food was so fresh and delicious! however our server made us feel very out of place due to the attitude towards us when asking for requests such as add ons to our meals. Like i said the food was great and tasted very fresh however the vibe of the overall restaurant didn’t live up to the expectations (reviews online) which is why we decided to dine there in the first place. The manager (or what looked like) came over to our table at the end and apologised for all of our concerns which we appreciated as he was so understanding and apologetic. However our server just made what felt like huffs and gruffs whenever our table needed attending.

The place was absolutely packed but we got the last table. We were told that we would have to be patient with the service. After two weeks in Scotland, it was some of the best service we received on our trip. The food came quickly and was absolutely fantastic. We are traveling with a couple of friends from Italy and they raved about the food.

A delightful restaurant split over two floors in a historic building in the heart of Stirling's old town. The charming staff fitted us in on a very busy summer evening and served us with beautifully cooked pollo all caccitora and southern Italian pizza. We started with mussels in cream and saffron and everything was incredibly fresh and completely delicious. They also have ice cold Moretti on tap. It has to the best Italian in Stirling and one of the best in Scotland.

A very small, very quirky little restaurant in an odd shaped quirky building. We booked a table and were seated very quickly. The staff were fantastic, the guy who was waiting on us was brilliant, he spoke in Italian, French, English and Scottish. When we asked for a little extra parmesan he ladled it out like there was no end of it...total nutter but extremely friendly and funny. The food.... delicious and a good quantity. My lasagne was incredible and my partner, who is a coeliac had the best penne Bolognese she's had in the UK. A little pricey but you get what you pay for and we felt it was well worth it.

We arrived at this restaurant by chance, after visiting Stirling Castle on a rainy day. We didn't have any expectations, but to our surprise, it was the best spaghetti carborana we have ever eated. This happened 6 years ago, and we still remember this restaurant and its food. It's clear that when we'll come back to Stirling, we'll come back to this restaurant too.